Top Level

Four cabins for eight guests is a spacious ratio on a 24-metre flybridge yacht, and Top Level spends that space on a full-beam master suite and a flybridge built for entertaining. Sunseeker delivered her in 2018 as a 76 Yacht, and a single owner has held her the whole time, kept strictly for private use.

Build and provenance

She is built on a GRP planing hull with a deep V, the shape that gives a Sunseeker 76 Yacht its speed. John Vickers Studio in London fitted the interior beyond the yard's standard specification, a bespoke finish rather than the stock layout.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep in four cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom, and two crew keep the boat running from their own quarters. The main salon is glazed on all sides, with a formal seating group, a table that seats eight, a second lounge corner and a lower helm tucked into the same space, and wide sliding doors carry that room straight onto the aft deck.

Performance and engineering

Twin MAN V12 engines carry Top Level to a 25-knot cruise and a tested 32 knots flat out, and Sleipner fin stabilisers, together with bow and stern thrusters on joystick control, keep her steady at anchor and easy to dock without a crew fighting the wheel. A Simrad navigation suite and a watermaker complete a specification built to keep her self-sufficient at anchor for days at a time.

On deck and at anchor

The flybridge holds a grill and wet bar for entertaining, dining and lounge seating under a canopy that retracts when the weather turns. At the stern, the hydraulic swim platform drops level with the water, turning that corner into a beach-club spot at anchor.

Where she lies and how to see her

Top Level's lying location is not listed, though Boatcrowd can confirm it on enquiry and will set up a viewing, attending it alongside you. A survey and sea trial come next, once an offer on her is accepted.