27m Sunseeker AURELIUS Reduced to €6.495 Million

The 27.1-metre Sunseeker AURELIUS has received a price reduction and is now asking €6.495 million through Fraser. Delivered in 2024 as a Sunseeker 90 Ocean Enclosed, the yacht combines a four-cabin layout with an enclosed upper lounge, 27-knot performance and remaining manufacturer warranty.

A recent 90 Ocean Enclosed enters the market at a lower ask

Fraser announced the revised asking price at the end of September, positioning AURELIUS as a recent-production option for buyers looking for immediate availability rather than a new-build wait. The yacht was delivered in 2024 and has completed one season of light private Mediterranean use, according to the brokerage.

The 90 Ocean Enclosed differs from a conventional open-flybridge arrangement by placing an air-conditioned upper lounge and helm within the superstructure. That leaves the main deck focused on guest spaces while creating a separate elevated area that can remain usable in hot, wet or windy conditions.

Four cabins sit within a 7.16-metre beam

AURELIUS accommodates eight guests in four lower-deck staterooms. The arrangement includes a full-beam owner's cabin amidships, a VIP cabin and two additional guest cabins, while two crew are carried separately.

Fraser lists the yacht at 27.1 metres overall with a 7.16-metre beam, 1.94-metre draft and 95 GT. The main deck uses floor-to-ceiling glazing around an open-plan saloon and formal dining area, while the aft platform incorporates Sunseeker's fold-out seating system to create a waterside terrace.

Twin MAN engines deliver a published 27-knot maximum

Power comes from two 1,900 hp MAN engines. Fraser publishes a cruising speed of 16 knots, a maximum speed of 27 knots and a range of approximately 1,100 nautical miles, giving AURELIUS the performance profile expected from the 90 Ocean family while retaining the enclosed upper-deck configuration.

The yacht is classed by RINA and carries a United Kingdom flag. The listing also highlights low engine hours and full Sunseeker warranty coverage, factors that can matter to buyers comparing a lightly used recent yacht with a factory-new order.

The reduction sharpens the value comparison in the 27-metre market

At €6.495 million, the revised asking price puts AURELIUS into direct comparison with both recent 80-to-90-foot production yachts and older custom or semi-custom vessels. Her strongest differentiator is the combination of recent build year, high interior volume and an enclosed flybridge rather than a conventional open upper helm.

For buyers seeking a yacht that can move between Mediterranean and shoulder-season cruising without major refit work, the listing presents an immediately available platform with modern systems and contemporary accommodation. Fraser is marketing AURELIUS through its sales fleet following the September price adjustment.

Official sources: www.fraseryachts.com; www.fraseryachts.com.