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Yacht · 46 ft (14 m) · Glyfada
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- sunseeker 47
- Modèle
- sunseeker 47
- Longueur
- 46 ft (14 m)
- Passagers
- 10
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
A capable late-1990s Sunseeker sports cruiser with strong performance, classic styling and solid offshore manners. Cabin space is adequate rather than generous, so it suits day use and short coastal cruising best. Value depends heavily on refit and engine condition.
Avantages
- +Classic Sunseeker profile and GRP build
- +Twin-diesel setup gives brisk cruising and strong top-end speed
- +Planing hull suits coastal running and sporty handling
- +Two-cabin layout works well for a small family or couple
- +Popular model with broad service and brokerage familiarity
Inconvénients
- −Cabin volume is modest for a 46–47ft boat
- −Older examples vary widely in condition and equipment
- −Fuel burn can be high at cruising speed
- −Short-stay comfort is better than extended cruising comfort
- −Specs and outfitting differ significantly between individual boats
The Sunseeker 47 from this era is a conventional British sports cruiser with a planing GRP hull, twin engines and a layout aimed at fast coastal passagemaking. It has the styling and stance associated with Sunseeker boats of the period, but buyers should expect a design that prioritizes performance and outdoor use over interior volume.
On the water, the model is generally regarded as quick and responsive for its size, with twin-diesel power delivering strong acceleration and a comfortable cruising pace. Handling is a key strength: it is built for confident planing behavior and remains a practical choice for coastal running, though ownership costs rise with speed and fuel consumption.
Inside, the two-cabin arrangement is suitable for 10 guests in day-use terms, but overnight livability is more limited than the length might suggest. Space, storage and headroom are typical of a 1990s sports cruiser, so comfort is acceptable for weekends and short trips rather than long stays.
Overall value is mixed but still credible if the boat has been well maintained or refitted. Condition matters more than model-year appeal on a yacht this age, so a careful survey, engine inspection and systems check are essential before purchase.


