2012 Sunseeker Manhattan 73

One of the most striking Sunseeker 73 Manhattan yachts ever to leave the prestigious Sunseeker shipyard. Built in 2012 and delivered in 2014 for an existing four-time Sunseeker owner, this vessel has been customised for long-range cruising along the Australian coastline.

Her striking design flows seamlessly to the waterline, while her custom-fitted, fixed, fully enclosed Bimini with carbon fibre inlay enhances her stunning exterior, exemplifying the meticulous attention to detail throughout.

This 73 Manhattan was highly specified from the outset, featuring numerous additional upgrades, including an extended flybridge dining arrangement, hydraulic rise-and-fall platform, gyro stabilisation system, two generators, teak decking on the flybridge, a 55 inch LCD TV, a wine cooler, a washer-dryer, and upgraded crew quarters fitted to the same standards as the main cabins, making this a true five-cabin, ten-berth vessel.

Her interior was designed with the assistance of one of Sunseeker's top interior designers. The satin black American walnut cabinetry is complemented by cream leather sofas and soft furnishings, creating a prestigious and luxurious ambiance throughout.

Her aft cockpit features a teak dining table with seating for up to eight guests, alongside a wet bar housing an electric coolbox and an ice maker. Step through the seamless sliding patio doors into a spacious saloon with a large lounge area, complete with a rise-and-fall 55 inch LCD TV. Forward, a fixed dining area for up to eight guests sits opposite the large open galley, featuring a full-height fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, electric hobs, and additional refrigeration.

The lower deck is accessed via a beautifully designed curved staircase in stainless steel and American walnut. Accommodating up to nine guests in four cabins, the layout is incredibly versatile. The master cabin, located aft, features a walk-in wardrobe and a spacious en-suite shower comparable to those found in luxury homes. The clever design places the master bed away from the engine room bulkhead, significantly reducing sound levels when anchored overnight.