The 35.36-metre Sunseeker motor yacht Sedative sold in France, with Princess Yachts Monaco representing the buyer and Dennis Frederiksen of Fraser acting on behalf of the seller, alongside Northrop and Johnson brokers Sean Doyle and Edward Dickinson. 
Sedative was delivered in 2020 as part of the luxury British yacht builder’s successful Sunseeker 116 series. Sunseeker oversaw her entire design and was driven to create a harmonious blend of luxury, technology and comfort in a 246 GT package. 
The motor yacht features five well-appointed staterooms for a total accommodation of 11 guests. Her owner’s suite is full-beam and comes complete with a lounge area. Floor-to-ceiling windows, both port and starboard, ensure the space is well-lit and generous with views.
Sedative’s remaining suites comprise two doubles and two twins, which can be converted into a queen if required. A Pullman can be set up in one of the twin rooms for even more guest flexibility. She can also host seven crew. 
Sunseeker styled her with a carefree elegance that invites relaxation without comprising class. Her main saloon is generous in size and seamlessly connects with the more formal dining area and aft deck. She’s fitted with a stylish Murano glass chandelier and custom artworks that accentuate her charm. 
Sedative has ample alfresco space and guests have plenty of opportunities for dining and lounging. Thanks to a retractable bimini her sun deck can be used all throughout the day, and the space is home to a Jacuzzi, expansive sunpads, a dining area and wet bar. 
Twin MTU engines deliver a top speed of 26 knots and cruising speed of 12 knots. Sedative has also been equipped with Zero Speed stabilisers to ensure comfort while at anchor. 
Sedative was asking €12,995,000 at the time of her sale.