2009 SUNSEEKER 34 m Yacht
Description
BLADE I — SUNSEEKER 34M | 2026 REFIT
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.
Full Specifications
BLADE I
Few yachts combine the muscular profile and performance pedigree of a Sunseeker with the benefits of a genuinely comprehensive recent refit quite like BLADE I. The 34-metre motor yacht emerges from an extensive 2026 transformation with a completely renewed interior, revised guest accommodation and the addition of a further VIP cabin, presenting her next owner with a yacht that is ready to be enjoyed from day one.
Delivered in 2009, BLADE I retains the sporty DNA that has long defined the Sunseeker brand. Her low, purposeful profile hints at the performance beneath, while generous exterior decks and surprisingly voluminous interiors give her the versatility of a much larger yacht.
The most significant chapter in BLADE I's recent history is her 2026 refit. Rather than a cosmetic refresh, the works centred on a complete redesign and renewal of the interior, giving the yacht a distinctly more contemporary character while retaining the warmth expected of a sophisticated Mediterranean motor yacht.
The new interior is calm and understated. Gloss timber joinery is balanced by lighter upholstery, neutral fabrics and carefully considered lighting, while the large windows lining the main saloon draw daylight deep into the yacht. The result is polished without feeling formal – a yacht designed as much for long summer days on board as for evening entertaining.
The main saloon offers generous lounge seating before transitioning into the dining area, creating an open social space with an easy connection to the aft deck.
Perhaps the most important change introduced during the refit is the addition of a new VIP cabin, taking BLADE I's accommodation to five guest cabins for up to 10 guests.
At the heart of the accommodation is the full-beam owner's suite, an unusually generous private space for a yacht of this length. An emperor-size bed is complemented by a private lounge and separate his-and-hers bathrooms.
The remaining guest accommodation provides a flexible combination of double and twin cabins, including the newly created VIP. For an owner considering extended family cruising or regular entertaining, the five-cabin arrangement is one of BLADE I's strongest propositions.
Outside is where BLADE I's Sunseeker heritage becomes particularly apparent.
Her expansive flybridge is the principal social hub on board, with generous seating, dining, a bar and extensive space for sunbathing. It is an area designed to transition effortlessly from quiet mornings at anchor to long lunches and evening entertaining.
Forward, a substantial sunpad creates a more private retreat underway or at anchor, while the aft deck offers sheltered alfresco dining immediately outside the main saloon.
At water level, the bathing platform provides direct access to the sea and forms the natural starting point for swimming and watersports. Together, the exterior spaces give BLADE I several distinct areas in which guests can gather or retreat – an attribute more commonly associated with larger yachts.
BLADE I has not forgotten that she is a Sunseeker.
Twin MTU V12 2000 M93 engines deliver a cruising speed of approximately 18 knots, with a top speed of around 26 knots.
Those figures make a meaningful difference in the Mediterranean. An owner can breakfast in one anchorage, cross to another island for lunch and still arrive at the evening's destination with time to spare. BLADE I offers the freedom to cover distance without sacrificing the comfort and amenities expected from a 34-metre motor yacht.
There are numerous pre-owned yachts around the 30- to 35-metre mark, but BLADE I's proposition is more specific.
She combines the recognisable pedigree and performance of a Sunseeker 34M with a complete 2026 interior refit, five-cabin accommodation, substantial exterior living areas and speeds of up to 26 knots.
More importantly, the investment and disruption associated with undertaking a major interior refit have already been addressed.
For a buyer looking for the performance of a sports yacht without giving up the accommodation, outdoor living and comfort of a larger motor yacht, BLADE I makes a persuasive case.
Fresh from her extensive 2026 refit and presented in exceptional condition, BLADE I is a turnkey Sunseeker with a new chapter waiting to be written.
