Grace

A spa pool on the sundeck and a balcony that opens the saloon to the water sum up a day aboard Grace: fast when the plan calls for speed, still once you want to stop. Sunseeker built her as a Sport Yacht in 2016, and she has had two owners since new, both keeping her under a professional captain's care.

Build and provenance

She is a Sunseeker Sport Yacht from the 2016 model year, a monohull with the sporting profile the range is built around. No refit appears on her record, and the source describes her as being in excellent, honest condition, kept by a professional captain since new.

Layout and accommodation

Three cabins sleep six guests, with two crew aboard. The cockpit is the social centre of the boat, a large L-shaped sofa around a central table, connected to the saloon through sliding doors so the two spaces work as one. Below, the midship master has its own en suite, the VIP forward reaches its bathroom directly, and the third cabin carries two single berths for guests sharing.

Performance and engineering

Twin 1,270 hp MTU engines take Grace to 32 knots at the top end, power built for the fast day trips the source describes rather than long open-water passages. Joystick control and a crane for tender handling round out a boat set up to be driven and enjoyed rather than simply crewed.

On deck and at anchor

The spa pool and sunpads make the sundeck a stopping point in its own right, the balcony folds the saloon open to the sea, and a beach club platform with a swimming platform brings guests straight off the boat and into the water. A barbecue keeps the deck sociable through the afternoon.

Where she lies and how to see her

Grace lies in Palma, Spain. We set up the viewing and are there for it, and if an offer follows, survey and sea trial come next before the sale goes any further.