King Power

Five cabins for ten guests is a comfortable ratio at thirty-five metres, and King Power carries a full-beam master suite within that count. Sunseeker built her as a flybridge motor yacht in 2016, laid out for Mediterranean-style days on deck as much as for passages between ports.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull motor yacht from Sunseeker, built in 2016 with a deep-V performance hull under a flybridge profile. At 245 gross tonnes across a 7.3-metre beam and a 2.4-metre draught, she has stayed in private ownership only and has never entered charter service, so her interior and machinery carry one owner's use rather than a chartered fleet's wear.

Layout and accommodation

King Power sleeps up to ten guests across five cabins, including the full-beam master suite, with a crew of three kept in their own quarters to keep service separate from guest space.

Performance and engineering

Twin MTU engines, each rated at 2,640 hp, give her a 12-knot cruise and a 26-knot top speed, a deep-V hull built for a dry ride at pace as much as for a steady one at a Mediterranean cruising speed.

On deck and at anchor

The flybridge carries its own bar and open-air dining, and the sundeck and swimming platform add sunpads and space to come off the water. Alfresco dining on the aft deck and lounging space from bow to stern make her a yacht built for full days outside as much as evenings in.

Where she lies and how to see her

King Power lies in Antibes, on the south coast of France. Boatcrowd handles the viewings and is there for each one, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before she changes hands.