The 28.2-metre Sunseeker motor yacht This Time Next Year has been sold in a deal with Arne Ploch of Camper & Nicholsons representing the seller and Brandon Brown of Brown's International Yachts and Bush and Noble representing the buyer.
Delivered in 2013, This Time Next Year belongs to Sunseeker’s popular 28M series, featuring a GRP hull and superstructure with design from the British shipyard. The model is distinguished by wraparound glazing, a new hull form and expansive outdoor living spaces, with naval architecture developed by Don Shead.
Accommodation is for up to eight guests across four en suite cabins, including a midship owner’s suite, two double cabins and a twin cabin. Two crew cabins, located aft, are accessed directly from the swim platform.
Large windows in the main saloon fill the lounge and dining areas with natural light, highlighting the use of warm tones and hardwood floors throughout the space. A sliding door to starboard, paired with a fold-down bulwark, creates a balcony over the water, further enhancing the yacht's sense of openness.
Outdoor living is a key feature on board This Time Next Year, with a large, shaded flybridge offering multiple al fresco dining setups and a sit-up bar. The space can also be used to house a jet ski.
For afternoons spent sunbathing, the foredeck lounge features ample sunpads, along with yet another al fresco dining space and optional shading.
Meanwhile, a lifting swim platform helps to provide direct access to the water and manage tender operations.
Power comes from twin engines, giving her a cruising speed of 23 knots. This Time Next Year benefits from low engine hours and VAT-paid status, with the added advantage of being registered below 24 metres, simplifying handling and administration.
This Time Next Year was last asking £3,200,000 VAT Paid.