ABOUT TIME - Sunseeker FOR SALE

Freshly reintroduced to the market following a comprehensive refit surpassing one million dollars this past summer, ABOUT TIME presents as a standout Sunseeker 40M with among the lowest engine hours in her class. This tri-deck luxury motor yacht is uniquely distinguished as the sole 40‑metre superyacht configured with three sea‑view balconies—one exclusive to the full‑beam master suite—plus five additional guest staterooms, delivering a rare six‑cabin layout that is tailor‑made for private cruising or charter yacht operations. The result is an extraordinary sense of openness, light, and connection to the water, with sweeping panoramas that elevate every passage.

Built in 2010 and first registered in 2011, she has been fastidiously cared for to harmonize elegance, performance, and comfort. Her refined designer interior—newly refreshed with soft furnishings throughout—creates a serene, contemporary atmosphere for sophisticated entertaining and restorative escapes alike. Five distinct dining settings invite effortless hosting across the main deck, sky lounge, alfresco terraces, and the expansive flybridge, where a custom bar and BBQ make this tri‑deck superyacht the ultimate stage for sunset cocktails and starlit dinners. Crisp lines, generous volumes, and thoughtful detailing underscore the pedigree expected of a blue‑water luxury yacht in the Sunseeker 40M family.

Recent upgrades in 2024 and 2025 elevate her to turn‑key condition. Performance enhancements include newly fitted Rolla propellers, full shaft inspections with fresh shaft seals and cutlass bearings, plus renewed through‑hull fittings, antifouling, and Propspeed for optimal efficiency. At the helm, intelligent bridge management integrates AMCS and DEIF PMS systems for precise, modern control. Machinery spaces reflect the same no‑compromise approach: generators have been fully rebuilt, all hydraulic systems comprehensively overhauled, and a new titanium 40‑ton chiller plant installed to ensure whisper‑quiet climate control throughout. Class and flag state compliance have been recently completed, underscoring a meticulous standard of care and readiness for immediate blue‑water adventure.

Underway, ABOUT TIME delivers smooth, confident cruising with the poise and power expected of a premium motor yacht, while at anchor she becomes a tranquil private resort. From sun‑kissed island‑hopping to extended passages, she blends superyacht stature with inviting liveability, making her an exceptional Sunseeker 40M for discerning owners and an outstanding charter yacht platform for those seeking an unforgettable yachting experience in refined, contemporary luxury.

Construction

A robust fiberglass hull and superstructure are crowned by elegant teak decks, combining proven strength with timeless yachting allure for silent solidity underfoot and impeccable first impressions at every arrival.

Dimensions

Purposeful proportions underpin confident passage-making: an overall length of 131.29 feet (40.02 meters), a molded beam listed at 101.08 feet (30.81 meters), and a loaded draft of 26.57 feet (8.10 meters) deliver commanding presence and seaworthiness. Her gross tonnage stands at 338, while displacement is 286,000 lbs., giving a stable, long-range platform. Tankage is equally substantial, with fuel capacity of 8,430 US gallons (31,910 liters), fresh water capacity of 1,307 US gallons (4,950 liters), and dedicated tanks for 77 US gallons (291 liters) of lube oil and 77 US gallons (291 liters) of waste oil. At a comfortable cruising speed of 12.0 knots, consumption is approximately 100 US gallons per hour at 1,400 rpm, balancing efficiency with unhurried poise.

Machinery

Power is delivered by two MTU 12V 4000 M93 diesel engines rated at 3,140 hp each, turning through ZF 2650 A transmissions with a 3.286:1 ratio to direct drive shafts and five‑blade Nibral propellers on stainless steel shafts, an arrangement chosen for thrust, smoothness, and longevity. Electrical generation is equally capable, with two Kohler 70EFOZD generators running at 1,500 rpm to provide 70 kW at 230/400V and 50 Hz, each consuming approximately 1 US gallon per hour, and supported by twin 480V three‑phase 100‑amp shore power connections complemented by Atlas shorepower SPA II and SPA 90F. The DC backbone is substantial: eight 12V batteries at the engine room centerline forward, six 12V 8D units beneath the port lazarette sole, and six 12V units in bridge foredeck lockers, all serviced by Mastervolt 24V charging at 40 amps and 80 amps, plus two Newmar 24V chargers at 22.5 amps each. Clean, resilient power delivery is refined by a Visicomm Sinewave harmonic filter and a Magnum MS 4024 inverter/charger (24–120V, 4,000 watts). Climate control is assured by a MarinAir tempered‑water system with four chillers, delivering quiet, even cooling throughout. For autonomy and comfort, two HRO Seafari watermakers are rated at 1,400 GPD each, while hot water comes from two electric calorifiers with three elements apiece. Stainless‑steel, double‑ram trim tabs measuring 39 by 31 inches add dynamic trim authority. Comfort at sea and at anchor is elevated by ABT Trac model 400 hydraulic stabilizers with 28 square‑foot fins, effective both underway and at anchor. Maneuvering finesse comes from ABT Trac hydraulics fore and aft, with twin five‑blade bow thruster propellers in a 20‑inch tube and twin five‑blade stern thruster propellers in a 16‑inch tube. Steering confidence is provided by two Hydrive hydraulic stations plus an emergency station, and fuel cleanliness is safeguarded by two Separ bowls plumbed in line alongside engine‑mounted bowls.

Communication, navigation & entertainment systems

Global connectivity and clear shipboard communications are anchored by KVH V7 Mini V‑SAT broadband, a KVH telephone system, robust VHF capability via Furuno and Simrad HS 100 sets (with additional Simrad HS 100 units in the crew mess and the emergency steering station), a Panasonic hybrid cellular system, and a Sailor Inmarsat‑C terminal for dependable satellite messaging. Navigation is comprehensively specified with twin Furuno 96‑mile radars operating in X and S bands, a 4‑inch Ritchie magnetic compass, a Simrad AP50 autopilot, a Furuno FI50 depth sounder, GPS position from Furuno GP‑150 and GP‑39, AIS via Furuno FA‑150, and two ship’s computers—Vasari and navigation—running Nobeltec. Charting and situational awareness are enhanced by NavNet and TimeZero, with wind and speed information integrated in the GPS and chart plotters and shown on a Sperry display, while a Furuno NX‑700 Navtex and a Furuno FE 700 drop‑down sonar round out a resolute bridge suite. Entertainment is immersive throughout: in the salon, a Samsung TV is paired with Apple TV; the master stateroom features a Samsung TV with a Bose DVD; aft guest staterooms are appointed with Sony TVs on powered lifts, Apple TV, Bose DVD, and Roku; the crew mess carries a Samsung TV with an Alpine DVD player and Roku; and the skylounge enjoys a Samsung TV on a powered lift with Apple TV, Bose DVD, and Roku. Audio is equally refined, with an Alpine AM/FM/DVD system serving the crew mess, galley, and pilothouse, a Marantz AV receiver energizing the salon, Bose AV receivers in the lower guest staterooms complemented by a Samsung sound bar in the master, and intuitive control through RJI remotes and iPad interfaces.

Galley & laundry equipment

The main galley is chef‑ready with two Miele convection ovens, a six‑burner Häfele cooktop with a single‑burner grill and a new stovetop fitted in June 2024, a Miele microwave, and a Miele illuminated vent hood, all paired with three Sub‑Zero drawer‑equipped refrigerators/freezers and a Miele dishwasher to streamline service. The crew galley and mess are thoughtfully equipped with a Miele microwave, a Miele refrigerator, and a Sanden freezer in the garage, plus a dedicated Miele dishwasher in the crew mess for efficient turnover. Al fresco and service areas are equally well considered: a two‑burner electric Kenyon BBQ on the sundeck, a Sub‑Zero wine chiller in the service pantry, a Summit refrigerator at the skylounge bar, a Miele refrigerator in the skylounge pantry, a Raritan ice maker in the galley service pantry, and a Summit ice maker at the skylounge bar, all supported by a convenient dumbwaiter to the sundeck. Laundry needs are handled by two Samsung two‑piece washer and dryer sets located in the port lazarette, ensuring crisp linens and rapid refresh cycles underway.

Tenders & toys

A nineteen‑foot Aquascan tender stands ready for swift shore runs and waterside exploration, while dedicated dive support includes a Kahlenberg service air compressor and a Bauer Junior II dive air compressor to keep cylinders topped and adventures continuous. The water‑sports locker brims with energy: two jet skis, two Sublue underwater scooters, two wakeboards, classic water skis, comprehensive snorkeling gear and diving equipment, and a Big Bubba towable tube for four. Anglers are equally indulged with fishing gear comprising four rods—two casting and two trolling—together with a selection of lures to match the moment.

Deck equipment

Ground tackle is engineered for dependable holding with two Muir VRC 8000 vertical electric windlasses feeding two 463‑lb stainless‑steel Manson anchors via 451 feet of 0.05‑foot chain, ensuring poised control during set and retrieval. Boat handling on deck is aided by an Atlas 2000 manual‑operation foredeck davit, complemented by a hydraulic winch in the garage and an electric overhead winch serving as a dinghy davit, while guest embarkation is made effortless by a hydraulic Besenzoni passerelle. At the water’s edge, a powered swim platform lowers the sea to the stern, transforming every anchorage into a private resort.

Security, fire fighting & safety equipment

Vigilant awareness is delivered through four cameras augmented by a FLIR thermal camera, providing comprehensive coverage day and night. Engine‑room protection is entrusted to a Seafire FM200 clean‑agent and deluge system, backed by a 400 Vac pump on a manifold, a Hatz diesel crash pump, and a 400V manifolded pump in the engine room with remote pickups; manual release points are positioned in the starboard main deck fire locker and crew area, while emergency shutdowns cover vent fans, vent flaps, main engines, and each generator. A broad spread of extinguishers—eleven at 2.5 lb, eight at 10 lb dry powder, two at 5 lb, and five at 10 lb CO2—supports first response, with a remote indicator at the lower helm and a pervasive alarm system throughout the vessel. Safety inventory is equally thorough: four ten‑person Sea Air life rafts, four life rings with floating throwing lines—two fitted with strobes, an ACR‑battery EPIRB, a SART, heat detectors in the engine room, smoke detectors vessel‑wide, a kit of flares comprising four orange handhelds and six additional flares, powerful ACR searchlights, and spreader lighting with two aft‑facing and two down‑facing units. Medical readiness includes a defibrillator and a comprehensive first aid kit.

Accommodations

ABOUT TIME is a compelling fusion of performance and poise, conceived for stylish long‑range cruising with sleek exterior lines, expansive open‑air lounges, and a fully customized interior finished to a high specification. Built to exacting standards, she marries luxury and power for owners who prefer their horizons wide and their comforts unabridged. The owner’s full‑beam stateroom is a private sanctuary, graced by a fold‑out balcony for panoramic ocean vistas, a king‑size berth, generous wardrobes, and a luxurious en‑suite with his‑and‑hers sinks, a large shower, and fine finishes—an elegant, restorative retreat at day’s end. Guests are indulged across five sumptuous staterooms: on the lower deck, three VIPs with king‑size beds and a flexible twin cabin converting to a queen, while an additional VIP resides to starboard on the bridge deck. Every stateroom features its own en‑suite, entertainment systems, and refined furnishings, ensuring privacy and comfort in equal measure. Crew accommodations are purpose‑designed, with four cabins housing up to eight professionals and a well‑equipped mess for dining and downtime; direct access to the galley and engine room streamlines service and operations on passage and at anchor.

Disclaimer

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

Broker’s notes

ABOUT TIME represents the highest‑specification forty‑meter Sunseeker ever constructed, distinguished by a coveted six‑cabin arrangement ideally suited to charter or large family groups. Three fold‑out balconies and an exceptional master stateroom configuration speak to a bespoke build, complemented by a graceful salon and an expansive flybridge. Enjoyed privately for the majority of her life, she shows impressively low engine hours for her year—an uncommon opportunity for the discerning yachtsman.

Recent improvements

A comprehensive 2024 technical refresh elevated performance, efficiency, and finish: new Rolla propellers were fitted, shafts were inspected, and both cutlass bearings and shaft seals were renewed; rudder post bearings were replaced; the hull and superstructure were polished and treated with a ceramic polymer, while the bottom received a complete fresh coat and all running gear was finished with PropSpeed. Seawater systems were modernized with new raw‑water intakes for both air‑conditioning and the watermakers, and the entire AC plant was upgraded with new titanium chillers. Hydraulic reliability was fortified with all PTOs rebuilt and the stern thruster motor overhauled; MTU mains and generators received full annual services; the swim platform’s hydraulic locking actuators were rebuilt; the garage door’s hydraulic locking pin seals were replaced; and hydraulic motors for the garage door, swim platform, and balconies were renewed. Compliance and cooling capacity were further assured by completion of the RINA annual inspection and installation of a 2024 Flow Marine titanium 40‑ton chiller plant. In 2025, major works continued: the main engines underwent master service at 3,400 hours; a state‑of‑the‑art Rhodium AMCS system was installed together with a new Deif PMS power management system and new Kohler Generator Decision Makers; the generators received top‑end rebuilds and full services; the central hydraulics were rebuilt, flushed, and fitted with a new filtration system; hydraulics for the swim platform, garage door, and balconies were overhauled; the freshwater maker was fully serviced; a new toolbox with a complete tool set was added along with two full sets of generator service spares; the Aquascan tender with Suzuki outboard was serviced; and both Flag and Class annual surveys were completed.

Exclusions

Exclusions include all of the Owner’s personal effects together with artwork, china, crystal, and silver.