
Paramount Yachts — Private Offering
2021 Sunreef 60 Sail — Fort Lauderdale
Silent nights on lithium. Owner's layout. Carbon rig.
Vessel Overview
Year
2021
Builder
Sunreef Yachts
Type
Sailing catamaran
Layout
Owner + 3 ensuite guest + crew
Engines
Twin Volvo D3-150
Lithium
56 kWh
Generators
Twin Cummins Onan 17.5 kW
Location
Fort Lauderdale — U.S. flag, duties paid

The Vessel
VALENTINE is a 2021 Sunreef 60 Sail lying in Fort Lauderdale, professionally maintained with full-time crew since new. She reads as an owner's boat rather than a spec build: a private master, three ensuite guest staterooms, and separate crew accommodations that keep the operation quietly out of sight.
Her 56 kWh lithium house bank — upgraded from 11.2 kWh — paired with Victron Quattro 24/8000/200 inverter-chargers and matching backups, allows her 70,000 BTU/h air conditioning to run overnight with the generator off. Anchorages stay silent. Mornings begin without a diesel hum.
A carbon mast, carbon boom, and composite flybridge hardtop keep weight aloft honest. Twin Volvo D3-150s with stainless shafts and folding props handle the marina work, dual watermakers extend her range from shore, and the hydraulic swim platform makes the water an extension of the aft deck.
She is offered privately, to qualified buyers, and shown by appointment.
Signature Highlights
A 56 kWh lithium house bank lets the 70,000 BTU/h air conditioning run overnight with the generator off.
Carbon mast, carbon boom, and a composite flybridge hardtop — lighter aloft, more composed underway.
Master plus three ensuite guest staterooms, with separate crew accommodations.
U.S.-flagged with U.S. duties paid. Lying Fort Lauderdale and available to show now.
Energy
Silent ship comfort, efficient motoring, and long-range hybrid autonomy.

VALENTINE typically runs a generator only 2–3 hours per day — usually around dinner time, roughly 5–8 PM — to make water and recharge the lithium bank while cooking and evening loads are highest. The rest of the day and night she operates in quiet “silent ship” mode.
Shown here on shore power with full hotel loads and air conditioning running throughout the boat: shore draw ~1,088 W, AC loads 418 W, DC power 711 W, battery state of charge 99.9% at 27.98 V, generator stopped. A typical household blow dryer draws about 1,200 W — more than this measured total shore draw.
Fuel capacity ~460 US gal / 1,750 L. At 1,700 RPM both engines burn roughly 4 GPH total for a cruise speed of about 6.5 knots. The 24V alternators contribute roughly 100 A of charging power while motoring.
In ideal light-wind conditions with sails up and one engine running: fuel burn ~2 GPH, speed about 6.5 knots, charging ~50 A DC power. Efficient passagemaking with batteries staying topped off.
180 days of theoretical energy autonomy using the normal daily charging and water-making routine. 4+ months of theoretical hybrid autonomy with conservative sailing, selective motoring, and disciplined energy management.
Figures shown are owner-reported operating numbers and practical real-world estimates for VALENTINE.
Film
The NautiStyles walkthrough of VALENTINE herself.
WELCOME ABOARD S/Y VALENTINE · NautiStyles
Gallery

The lithium bank carries the air conditioning through the night with the generator off — the anchorage stays as quiet as you found it.

The salon opens aft to the shaded cockpit, so dinner drifts between table and deck without ever changing rooms.

A long table under shade, sightlines in every direction, and the helm within conversation of the company.
Technical Overview
Enquiry
VALENTINE is in Fort Lauderdale and offered to qualified buyers through Paramount Yachts.