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$1,100,000 AUD
+40 moreMakeSunseeker
Model75 YACHT
Year2004
Length23.1m5.7m beam
FuelDiesel5500L tank
Cabins48 berths
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RUSH - 2004 Sunseeker 75 Yacht - Power. Pedigree. Presence.
Bold, elegant, and unmistakably Sunseeker, RUSH is a beautifully presented 2004 Sunseeker 75 Yacht offering the perfect balance of performance, luxury, and long-range capability. Powered by twin MAN V12 diesel engines with approx. delivering up to 1,550 hp and a top speed of up to 33 knots, this vessel is built for owners who appreciate both speed and sophistication.
With an impressive 23.13 m LOA and a 5.66 m beam, RUSH delivers expansive living spaces across multiple decks -- ideal for extended cruising, entertaining, or comfortable liveaboard use. Her four-cabin layout accommodates up to eight guests, each with a dedicated en-suite, including a full-beam master suite that showcases the craftsmanship and finish expected of Sunseeker's flagship series. A separate aft crew cabin for two ensures privacy and seamless onboard service.
The main deck features a generous open-plan saloon with leather lounges, formal dining, and panoramic windows that flood the space with natural light. The galley is well-appointed for extended stays, while the aft deck offers a welcoming alfresco dining zone with direct access to the submersible swim platform.
Above, the flybridge is a standout -- a large social hub equipped with bar, lounges, sunbeds, Bimini shade, and upgraded Garmin navigation. It's the perfect vantage point for long passages or relaxed afternoons at anchor.
With 5,500 L of fuel, 1,100 L of water, hydraulic bow and stern thrusters, dual generators, and a cruising range of approx 325 nm, RUSH is engineered for serious coastal cruising. Her performance envelope of between 23-28 knots at cruise ensures fast, comfortable travel between destinations.
Beautifully maintained and boasting the pedigree of one of Sunseeker's most iconic models, RUSH represents a rare opportunity in the Australian market -- a powerful, luxurious 75 Yacht ready for her next chapter.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSunseeker
Model75 YACHT
Year2004
Dimensions
Length overall23.1m
Beam5.7m
Draft6.2m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Berths8
Heads4
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMAN
Engine modelMAN V12
Engine count2
Drive typeInboard / Shaftdrive
Engine hours1,300
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage5500L
Features
On board
Air Conditioning
Hydraulic bow and stern thrusters
2 x Onan generators
Garmin navigation/sonars
upgraded Garmin navigation
Hydraulic swim platform
Retractable swim ladder
2 x Lewmar aft deck capstans
Bimini shade
Flybridge equipped with bar, sofas, and sunbeds
Cooktop, Dishwasher and Exhaust
Panasonic microwave
Freezer LG Express Cool
Fridge 1 x Bushman DC130X, 1 x Bosch Logixx
Ice maker
Stove Bosch 4 Burner Induction
Watermaker / De-Sal
Plasma TV
Stereo system with indoor, outdoor and flybridge zones
TV and speakers
GPS (Garmin)
Hydraulic steering
Anchor / Winch
Radio
Bilge pump
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