Sunseeker 86 Yacht

Boatcrowd is the seller's representative and the buyer's point of contact. The current owner of this 2016 Sunseeker 86 Yacht runs her with support from a professional yacht management company, the kind of oversight that keeps engines serviced and systems checked on schedule rather than left to chance. She also wears a deep navy hull, a shade that has become something of a house colour among Sunseeker owners.

Build and provenance

Sunseeker built her as an 86 Yacht in 2016, a monohull flybridge motor yacht at 26 metres with a 6.4-metre beam and 90 gross tons. Dark oak joinery runs through the interior, giving the saloon a classic, clubbable feel. She also holds a Hong Kong charter licence, a detail that suits a buyer who might want to charter her out when she is not in use.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins: a master, a VIP and two further guest rooms. Two crew cabins sit next to the engine room, giving the crew their own quarters away from guest areas. In the saloon, sofa seating wraps around a table set for eight, and the flybridge carries fixed seating forward and loose furniture aft, so a new owner can lay out that deck to suit the way they entertain.

Performance and engineering

Twin MTU engines give her a 23-knot cruise and a 30-knot top speed, numbers that put her closer to a fast coastal yacht than a long-range cruiser. Twin generators keep her self-sufficient at anchor, running the systems a flybridge yacht needs when she is away from shore power.

Where she lies and how to see her

Sunseeker 86 Yacht lies in Hong Kong today. A viewing means Boatcrowd bringing you aboard in person on the water there. Once a buyer's offer is accepted, the usual sequence follows: an independent survey, then a sea trial, before she changes hands.