The Sunseeker 76 Yacht is the British yard's mid-flybridge platform, built to run offshore with real load-out capacity. This 2020 example carries twin MAN V12 1550hp diesels turning 32 knots top and 25 cruise, with roughly 1480 hours logged. The factory upgrade list is where the value sits: Sleipner SPS66B fin stabilization active underway and at anchor, hydraulic bow and stern thrusters with proportional controls, Rexroth Aventics joystick docking, hydraulic swim platform, and dual Cummins Onan 29kW generators.
Below she runs a four-stateroom, four-head layout with crew quarters, which reads to us as a proper owner-plus-guests-plus-captain program rather than a weekender. The full-beam master carries a king berth, walk-in storage, safe, and ensuite bath. Black American Walnut satin joinery with Wenge hardwood flooring keeps the interior contemporary without going cold. Beach Club package, teak side decks and flybridge, foredeck canopy system, and 165,000 BTU tropical-spec AC round out the livability picture.
At $2,999,000 with the fin stabilizer, watermaker, dual gensets, and joystick docking already installed, the ask sits reasonable against comparable 76-class flybridges of the same vintage. Hours read moderate to us for a five-year MAN V12 platform, and the tropical AC spec plus fuel polishing system reads to us like a program that ran her seriously. Note she is not for sale to US residents while in US waters, worth flagging early. If your program calls for a properly optioned Sunseeker at this length, she fits the brief.
