BLADE I (ex King of Oil)

Built by the celebrated British shipyard Sunseeker, 34-metre BLADE I is a striking semi-displacement motor yacht launched in 2009 and comprehensively refitted in 2026. With naval architecture by Sunseeker and a sleek flybridge profile, she combines sporty performance with refined onboard comfort. Accommodating up to 10 guests in five cabins and attended by a professional crew of six, BLADE I presents a polished and contemporary setting for cruising in style.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF BLADE I

• Fully refitted in 2026
• Stabilisers at anchor and underway
• Hydraulic fold-out balcony from the main salon
• Flybridge with bar, dining and sunbathing areas
• Starlink internet connectivity
• Twin cabins convertible to doubles
• Air conditioning throughout
• Sleek semi-displacement performance

EXTERIOR
BLADE I’s exterior spaces are arranged to make the most of her elegant lines and generous deck areas. The aft main deck offers a shaded dining setting with a large table and director’s chairs – an inviting space for relaxed lunches overlooking a secluded anchorage. Wide side decks lead forward to a bow sunbathing area, where a substantial sun pad provides a private retreat underway or at rest.
The flybridge is the social heart of the yacht. Here, guests will find a spacious dining table beneath the hardtop, complemented by a fully equipped bar and an additional lounge area aft. Sun loungers are positioned to capture uninterrupted views, while the elevated helm station reinforces her dynamic character. Whether enjoying a leisurely breakfast or evening cocktails with panoramic vistas, the flybridge delivers versatility and comfort in equal measure.

A distinctive feature is the hydraulic balcony that folds out from the main salon, creating a seamless indoor – outdoor living space. This private sea terrace enhances the connection to the water and provides an intimate spot for morning coffee or sunset drinks.

INTERIOR
Inside, BLADE I reveals a warm and welcoming interior finished in high-gloss wood panelling, cream upholstery and refined detailing. The main salon is arranged with generous sofas and a central coffee table, opposite a well-appointed bar area with display cabinetry. Large windows draw in natural light, creating a bright and sociable atmosphere.

The dining area forward provides a more formal setting, while sliding glass doors aft ensure a fluid transition between interior and exterior spaces. The overall ambience is classic yet contemporary, enhanced by her recent refit which brings a fresh and immaculately maintained feel throughout.

Thoughtful lighting, quality materials and a balanced layout ensure that guests can enjoy both convivial gatherings and quieter moments in comfort.