2013 Sunseeker Manhattan 63

The 2013 Sunseeker Manhattan 63 is a 63-foot motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Volvo diesel engines delivering 2,000 horsepower combined. She achieves a cruising speed of 23 knots with a maximum speed of 33 knots and features joystick control for ease of operation. The yacht's design balances traditional proportions with modern performance, offering both shaft and IPS drive options, and is distinguished by expansive hull-side windows and panoramic superstructure glazing that create an open, light-filled interior.

Accommodations comprise four staterooms and three heads on the lower deck, plus separate crew quarters accessed via a transom door. The full-beam master stateroom amidships includes a king bed, walk-in wardrobe, sofa, and large panoramic windows. A VIP guest cabin forward with en-suite, a starboard twin cabin with shared head, and a port cabin with Pullman-style bunks complete the guest accommodations. The main deck centers on social space with an open-plan saloon featuring U-shaped seating and entertainment center, a formal dining area forward, helm station to starboard, and a galley positioned either upper or lower deck depending on configuration. The flybridge spans over 130 square feet with twin helm seats, wet bar, grill, refrigerator, forward sunbed, and U-shaped seating for 8–10 guests.

Exterior areas include teak-laid aft cockpit with large bench settee and hydraulic swim platform access, plus a foredeck sunbathing area with lounging cushions.

Over the past six years, the yacht has undergone substantial systems upgrades including a new Isotherm water heater and Danfoss freezer, reconditioned Volvo IPS system, Marine Air conditioning in the VIP and main salon, all replacement underwater lighting, six DTM batteries, Electrsea system for hull protection, advanced heating via a Hurricane H2LD hydronic system installed in 2023, Apollo Series touch-screen stereo, Raritan automatic icemaker, Victron battery systems, watermaker boost pump, and Rule bilge pumps.