BLADE I is an exceptional 34-metre Sunseeker motor yacht, presented to the market in outstanding condition following an extensive 2026 refit . Originally built in 2009, she has been comprehensively refreshed for a new generation of ownership, combining Sunseeker’s proven performance and unmistakable profile with a completely renewed contemporary interior.
A major element of the 2026 transformation was the complete refurbishment of her interior and the creation of an additional VIP cabin , bringing her accommodation to five beautifully appointed staterooms for up to 10 guests . Her generous main salon, elegant dining area and expansive glazing create a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere, while the full-beam master suite provides impressive volume and privacy.
Outside, BLADE I offers exceptional spaces for a yacht of her size, including an expansive flybridge with bar, dining and sunbathing areas , a sheltered aft deck and generous sea-level leisure areas. Powered by twin MTU V12 2000 M93 engines , she combines a comfortable 18-knot cruising speed with speeds of up to 26 knots .
Refitted in 2026, beautifully presented and genuinely turnkey, BLADE I represents a rare opportunity to acquire a highly upgraded Sunseeker 34M without the time, uncertainty and expense of undertaking a major refit.
Length
34m
Beam
7.4m
Draft
2.21m
Volume
225GT
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Heads
6
Crew
N/A
Cruise Speed
18 Knots
Max Speed
26 Knots
Consumption
N/A
Range
450
Material
GRP
Fuel
19500 L (5151.35 Gal)
Water
4000 L (1056.69 Gal)
Holding
N/A
Location
Athens, Greece
Asking Price
€4,600,000 EUR
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