Sunseeker 95

A build year of 2027 means the Sunseeker 95 exists today as a specification and a build slot, not yet a hull with a history behind her. Every figure attached to her, from her tonnage to her engines, is a commitment from the yard rather than a fact worn in by an owner. For a buyer, that turns the usual questions about wear and prior use into decisions about which options to lock in before she is delivered.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull flybridge motor yacht, 28 metres length overall and 92 feet on the builder's own measure, with a 6.6 metre beam and a 2.1 metre draft. At 101 gross tonnes she carries real volume for her length. Because she is still in build, a buyer takes on her specification directly with the yard rather than inheriting a previous owner's choices.

Layout and accommodation

Five cabins are arranged to sleep 10 guests, with four crew housed separately so the working end of the boat stays apart from the guest decks. The owner's stateroom spans two levels and is lit by an aperture built into the hull itself as well as into the stateroom's own walls, a detail that changes how the room feels rather than just how it looks. A raised pilot house keeps the crew's movement away from guest areas while under way, and the main saloon carries extra structural support that lets more light into the space.

Performance and engineering

Two 2,000 hp MTU 12V 2000 M96X engines will drive the Sunseeker 95, diesels sized for her tonnage rather than for outright speed. A 12,000 litre fuel tank and 1,750 litres of water give her the tankage for several days away from a marina, a measure for a buyer thinking about range rather than a single afternoon out.

On deck and at anchor

The deck plan runs to a barbecue area and a balcony space, with air conditioning throughout. A bow thruster, a stern thruster, underwater lights and a crane are also fitted. None of it needs adding later: a buyer ordering now chooses these as standard rather than fitting them after delivery.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Sunseeker 95 is currently in build at Sunseeker's yard in Poole, United Kingdom. Boatcrowd arranges viewings of her progress there and attends them, and once an offer on her build slot is accepted, survey and sea trial follow once she is delivered.