Blossom

A four-stateroom layout on a 75-footer that sleeps eight is a generous ratio for the size, described in the listing as an uncommon one, and it makes Blossom suited to a full family group rather than a couple with occasional guests. Sunseeker built her in 2023, and she lies now in Hong Kong.

Build and provenance

She is a Sunseeker, a fibreglass-hulled flybridge motor yacht carrying the yard's own exterior and interior design rather than an outside studio. Built in 2023, she is young enough that her systems and finish sit close to new, and the source describes her as presented in excellent condition, kept by a crew who stay aboard year-round rather than a team brought in ahead of a viewing.

Layout and accommodation

Four staterooms take up to eight guests, with two crew aboard to run her, a ratio that leans toward a hands-on, owner-operated boat rather than a fully staffed one. The main salon sits bright and open onto the deck spaces, and the aft area steps down to a hydraulic swim platform, so the walk from salon to water is a short one rather than a climb down a ladder.

Performance and engineering

Two MAN engines give her a 28-knot cruise and a 38-knot top speed, figures that put her among the faster flybridge yachts at this length. Sleipner hydraulic thrusters at bow and stern make her easy to handle into a berth, and she is also fitted with fin stabilisers. A single 27kW Onan generator and a 290-nautical-mile range suit a boat built for day running and short hops rather than long passages.

On deck and at anchor

A beach club opens off the stern onto the swim platform, seabobs and other water toys are aboard for guests, and air conditioning covers the accommodation below.

Where she lies and how to see her

Blossom is in Hong Kong. We set up a viewing and are there for it, and if an offer follows, the survey and sea trial come next before she changes hands.