Sunseeker - 82Y - For Sale

Crafted by Sunseeker, the82Yis a performance-focusedmotor yachtin the broader family ofmotor yachts. At 82 ft (25.15 m) LOA with a 20 ft (6.15 m) beam and afiberglass and plastichull, it balances confident speed with generous living spaces for extended time aboard. Represented by Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales, this overview highlights the essentials that matter to discerning buyers.

Selecting a 82Y

Choosing the 82Ymeans opting for a provenmotor yachtplatform fromSunseeker. With twindieselengines, acruising speed of 22 kn(25.32 mph) andmaximum speed of 31 kn(35.67 mph), plus a stable monohull footprint, it suits owners stepping into the 80-foot tier ofmotor yachtswho want strong performance and eight-guest accommodation with professional crew separation.

Features of the Model

• Performance made practical: two dieselengines deliver brisk cruise and top-end speeds while maintaining comfort for guests.
• Interior by Ken Freivokh: a sophisticated layout and finishes by the noted designer maximize space for up to 8 sleepswith4 heads.
• Seaworthy build: a fiberglass and plastichull, monohull configuration, andGRPdeck target durability and easy maintenance.
• Crew-ready: 2 crew cabinswith4 berthssupport professional operation and privacy for owners and guests.
• Capacities for longer stays: 13,472.78 galfuel and264.17 galfresh water.

Technical Specifications

• Builder: Sunseeker
• Model: 82Y
• Type: motor yacht; Class:motor yachts
• Hull: fiberglass and plastic; Configuration: Monohull; Deck: GRP
• LOA: 82 ft (25.15 m)
• Beam: 20 ft (6.15 m)
• Draft (max): 5.709 ft (1.74 m)
• Engines: 2 x Diesel
• Cruising speed: 22 kn (25.32 mph)
• Maximum speed: 31 kn (35.67 mph)
• Interior designer: Ken Freivokh
• Guest accommodation: 8 sleeps; Heads: 4
• Crew: 2 cabins, 4 berths
• Fuel capacity: 13,472.78 gal
• Fresh water capacity: 264.17 gal

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, build options, and delivery planning on the 82YbySunseeker, contact Andrey Shestakov and the specialists at Shestakov Yacht Sales. We will align specifications, timeline, and services to your program and manage the process from offer to handover.

Questions and Answers

• What type of yacht is the 82Y?
  The 82Yis amotor yachtfromSunseeker, positioned within the wider segment ofmotor yachts.

• How fast does it go?
  The model has a cruising speed of 22 kn(25.32 mph) and amaximum speed of 31 kn(35.67 mph).

• How many guests and crew can stay aboard?
  Up to 8 sleepswith4 headsfor guests; the crew area provides2 cabinswith4 berths.

• What are the materials and hull setup?
  It features a fiberglass and plastichull,GRPdeck, and aMonohullconfiguration.

• How do I confirm price and availability?
  Reach out to Andrey ShestakovatShestakov Yacht Salesfor tailored quotations, slot availability, and ordering support on the82YbySunseeker.

Owner Experience Review

Owners value the flexibility of the 82YfromSunseeker. Many examples are run as true owner‑drivers without a full‑time crew, yet the platform also adapts well to seasonal or corporate charter. With the coastal range and fuel capacity cited for Bahamas‑style hops, it suits longer itineraries as much as weekends focused on entertaining. On board, reviewers consistently point to a spacious main salon, a properly sized galley, dining for eight, and a four‑stateroom arrangement with a full‑beam master and VIP forward; separate crew quarters forward keep service discrete when carried. The large, well‑protected flybridge with wet bar, BBQ, and lounge becomes the social core, while the hydraulic swim platform and tender garage make water access and guest logistics straightforward.

Underway, tests describe the 82Yas unusually lively and obedient for its size, with immediate roll response, a very responsive helm, and a tight turning circle at speed. The ride stays firm and sure‑footed in light chop around 2–3 feet, and published figures cite a slow cruise about 20.7 knots, a fast cruise around 30.2 knots, and a top near 31.8 knots. Ownership patterns reflect the yacht’s scale: even when owner‑operated, many rely on regular yard support, and older boats often carry active service, refit, and upgrade budgets. Many examples are fitted with large V12 Caterpillars; engine‑room access varies by layout and can be tight, prompting some owners to add extractor ventilation or improve access. Isolated incident reports have been recorded on specific hulls, though they are rare; owners and yards recommend a careful survey and fire‑safety checks.

Pros and Cons

• Lively, responsive handling with a tight turning circle and a sure‑footed ride in light chop.
• Published test numbers show a slow cruise around 21 knots, a fast cruise near 30 knots, and a top close to 32 knots.
• Big‑yacht comfort for family or charter, with a spacious salon, dining for eight, four staterooms, and a large, well‑equipped flybridge plus garage and a hydraulic platform.
• Ongoing service, refit, and upgrade budgets are significant on older examples of the 82Y.
• Engine‑room access can be tight on some layouts, prompting ventilation or access improvements.
• Even when owner‑operated, systems typically benefit from regular professional yard support.

Comparison with Other Models