Splash - Sunseeker FOR SALE

SPLASH is a refined luxury motor yacht finished in satin American black walnut. Her light, inviting décor is beautifully kept and in exceptional condition. She features 3 staterooms and 2 heads, including a full‑beam owner’s suite, plus a comfortable crew cabin. The highly desirable, gleaming white hull is easy to care for, and her fastidious owner has maintained her to exemplary standards. Check the bilges, engine room, or anywhere—this yacht is immaculate. If you’re searching for a sleek sport yacht or express cruiser that blends generous accommodations with superb entertaining spaces, SPLASH is a must‑see performance cruiser. You will leave impressed.

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Stylish, versatile, and reassuringly spacious, the Sunseeker Manhattan 55 embodies everything you expect from a luxury motor yacht. The main saloon and guest cabins are crafted with premium materials and modern technology to create an elegant, practical living space. Whether for a weekend escape or an extended cruise, up to six guests can relax and enjoy the journey aboard this refined flybridge motoryacht. With its generous, family-size flybridge, open‑air cruising becomes a highlight—perfect for those seeking a calm retreat on a flybridge cruiser and family cruiser.

Flybridge

The flybridge is designed for effortless entertaining and easy day‑to‑day use. A Bimini top shades the teak deck, while an acrylic wind‑deflecting screen and a radar arch with radar mast add both function and presence. Safety and readiness are built in with an Ocean Safety eight‑person emergency life raft and tailored instrument and helm/wet‑bar covers. Guests gather around the U‑shaped settee with a teak pedestal table and handy under‑seat storage, enjoy a lounge settee opposite the wet bar, and stretch out on the sunpad opposite the helm. The wet bar is cruise‑ready with a Waeco refrigerated chill box, a Kenyon electric BBQ grill, and a Vitrifrigo icemaker, with sound carried across the deck by Fusion marine speakers—everything you want on a modern flybridge yacht.

Flybridge helm

Command comes naturally from the flybridge helm with a double helm seat and a sport steering wheel, supported by bow and stern thruster controls for confident close‑quarters handling. Clear navigation and engine displays keep information at a glance, while searchlight and trim‑tab controls fine‑tune the ride. Entertainment is close at hand with a Fusion MS‑NRX200i stereo—precisely what you want at the helm of a capable flybridge motoryacht.

Lower helm

The lower helm pairs a helm and companion chair with a sports steering wheel for comfortable passage‑making. Bow and stern thruster controls, an electric opening side window, and comprehensive navigation, engine, and systems displays complement the intuitive engine controls. Searchlight, windlass, and trim‑tab controls are positioned for quick access, making this a confident command center for a flybridge cruiser in any weather.

Electronics

Navigation is comprehensive and mirrored across stations: twin Raymarine HybridTouch chartplotters with GPS and radar at both the flybridge and lower helm, plus a Raymarine autopilot set up as a dual station. Communication is clear with two Raymarine VHF command‑mic radios on both helms. At the lower helm, two Raymarine i70 multi‑function displays provide speed and depth data, while the flybridge features its own Raymarine multi‑function display. Boning engine displays and a Beijer Electronics ship’s‑systems display at the lower helm centralize critical data, and Ritchie compasses are fitted at both stations—an electronics suite befitting a luxury motor yacht.

Cockpit

The cockpit welcomes you with a molded staircase to the flybridge, secured by a closing carbon‑fiber hatch. New upholstered seating with storage beneath faces a teak folding tabletop on a stainless pedestal, and stern safety gates add peace of mind. Practical touches include an engine‑room access hatch, twenty‑four‑volt overhead and low‑level lighting, teak decking underfoot, and two waterproof Fusion speakers. Port and starboard Lewmar stern winches complete a cockpit built for the rhythm of a true flybridge cruiser.

Deck

On deck, a Lewmar twenty‑five‑kilogram Delta anchor is paired with ninety meters of galvanized chain and a Lewmar windlass, working with a stemhead roller and anchor stop for secure holding. Night passages benefit from a Jabsco remote spotlight, while fore and aft freshwater washdown outlets and teak decking simplify upkeep. The hydraulic lift platform expands your waterline fun, and the new foredeck sunpad with folding backrests adds a favorite lounging spot. Boarding is easy via a Besenzoni passarelle, and protection comes from Texaline side‑window and windshield covers, with windshield washer/wipers ready for rougher weather. A horn, JL Audio speakers on the bow, and practical deck lighting round out a well‑equipped flybridge motor yacht.

Accommodations

The Manhattan 55 offers a welcoming three‑cabin layout tailored for a family cruiser. In the salon, port and starboard settees frame a cozy seating area around a coffee table, with a liquor and storage cabinet close at hand. Entertainment is seamless thanks to a forty‑inch Samsung TV on a fall‑and‑rise system and a Harman/Kardon and Fusion Radio/CD/DVD/Blu‑ray cinema setup with Airport Express. A stainless‑steel sliding door opens to the aft cockpit, linking indoor and outdoor spaces with ease.

Opposite the helm, the dinette creates a bright dining nook. A bar and glass cabinet keep service organized, and the twenty‑four‑volt overhead lighting keeps the mood just right.

The full‑beam master stateroom feels private and serene, centered on a queen berth with storage beneath. Details include fitted carpet, outboard cabinets, nightstands, bedside wall sconces with reading lights, and a starboard settee. A hanging locker with a mirrored door, twenty‑four‑volt overhead lighting, and panoramic windows with opening portholes bring light and utility together. Entertainment is handled by a thirty‑two‑inch Samsung TV and a Harman/Kardon Radio/CD/DVD/Blu‑ray stereo system. The en suite head features a shower stall for complete comfort.

The starboard guest cabin offers two single berths with storage below, fitted carpet, two twenty‑four‑volt reading lights, and a hanging locker with a mirrored door. An opening porthole with screen and curtain keeps air flowing, while a twenty‑two‑inch Samsung television adds a homelike touch. This cabin shares a head and shower with the VIP.

The VIP guest cabin is set forward with a centerline double berth and storage drawers beneath, two twenty‑four‑volt reading lights, outboard lockers, and a hanging locker with a mirrored door. Panoramic windows with opening portholes and curtains, a deck hatch, a thirty‑two‑inch Samsung TV, and fitted carpet complete the space. Its en suite head with a shower stall has a separate entrance for the starboard guest cabin—smart thinking on a luxury flybridge yacht.

Galley

The galley‑down layout is practical and well equipped for life aboard. A Trident three‑burner ceramic cooktop and Sharp Grill 2 microwave‑convection oven handle cooking with ease, while a stainless Vitrifigo refrigerator/freezer with two drawers keeps provisions organized. A stainless sink with hot and cold water, a Miele dishwasher, and solid‑surface countertops with excellent cabinet and drawer storage make meal prep simple—exactly what you expect on a capable flybridge cruiser.

Mechanical

Power comes from twin MAN engines rated at eight hundred horsepower each, fed through MAN fuel‑filter water separators to ensure clean running. Close‑quarters handling is effortless with a Side‑Power bow thruster and a Side‑Power stern thruster, the latter installed new in March two thousand twenty. Aluminum fuel tanks with electric sender units, a freshwater engine top‑up hose, and MAN electronic engine controls simplify operation. Safety is enhanced by an automatic fire‑extinguishing system with two Sea Fire FM200 units, four automatic bilge pumps, and an automatic flood pump with a high‑level alarm. Additional highlights include hydraulic steering, twenty‑four‑volt exhaust fans, dripless shaft seals, and a water heater, with new rudder seals and new cutlass bearings fitted in March two thousand twenty—mechanicals that suit a luxury motor yacht.

Electrical

Electrical systems are robust and cruise‑ready, centered on a thirteen‑point‑five‑kilowatt Onan generator showing one thousand three hundred sixteen hours as of January twenty‑third, two thousand twenty. A systems monitoring panel and a galvanic isolator protect and inform, while the battery suite includes six twenty‑four‑volt engine‑start batteries, four twenty‑four‑volt domestic batteries, and two twelve‑volt generator batteries. The yacht is prepped with wiring and plumbing for a watermaker, and dedicated battery chargers serve both the twenty‑four‑volt and twelve‑volt circuits.

Construction

Built on hand‑laid GRP with gelcoat including stripes, the hull benefits from a vinylester skin coat with powder‑bound mat and a stitched multi‑axial reinforced single‑skin bottom. The topsides are balsa‑cored, while the deck and superstructure use PVC foam cores. Longitudinal stringers, supported by transverse bulkheads and floors, stiffen the hull. Recent service includes bottom paint in March two thousand twenty, new bottom zincs in March two thousand twenty, and propellers tuned and coated with Mussel Buster the same month—sound fundamentals for a premium flybridge yacht.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are offered in good faith but without guarantee or warranty as to accuracy or condition. Prospective buyers should instruct their agents or surveyors to investigate any particulars they wish to validate. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.