2009 sunreef 70 sea bass sold

The 2013 Sunreef 70 “Bikini” is an excellent example of a luxury world-class sailing yacht. The yacht features a contemporary and stylish design, and is one of the most impressive vessels in its class. Its exterior is highlighted by an aluminum superstructure, sweeping cone-top arch with integrated radar mast, and an extended bow pulpit. The yacht is also equipped with a variety of amenities and features to ensure that passengers and crew stay comfortable.

The main deck and wheelhouse are large, bright, and airy. The living area provides maximum comfort and privacy with features such as an agile dining table that can seat up to eight people. The double lounge with custom wet bar provides plenty of space for relaxation. Below deck are three large cabins with luxurious interiors, which include a full suite of satellite communications and navigation systems.

The Sunreef 70 “Bikini” features a 20 ft spacious flybridge with plenty of room for outdoor entertaining. There is even a sunken hot tub on deck for passengers to enjoy after a day of sailing. The hydraulic gangway provides easy disembarkment and a garage for storing equipment. The Sunreef 70 is also built with plenty of solar panel and wind turbine capabilities, making it a green-friendly yacht.

The yacht is powered by a pair of powerful Volvo Penta D3 220 HP diesel engines, allowing it to reach a maximum speed of 15 knots with ease. The yacht is also capable of cruising at 10 knots. It also has an impressive waterline length of 47 ft, which makes it one of the longest yachts in its class.

The Sunreef 70 “Bikini” is a truly magnificent vessel and an excellent choice for anyone seeking a luxurious sailing experience. With its impressive features and accommodations, it can easily handle a wide range of excursions and activities.

successful closing

After viewing our listing, the 2013 Sunreef 70 “BIKINI” for sale in Turkey, the Australian Client was looking for an older alternative in order to have more budget on refitting.

We found this one in the USA and worked well together with his local Australian broker.

It shows how important collaboration between brokers is and instead of putting stones in your way, to proactively work together in the best interest of both seller and buyer.
There are many bad examples of brokers only protecting their selfish interest, trying to squeeze an extra buck out of the deal or the other broker, leveraging on their local knowledge instead of sharing this and helping each other out.

In the end, we managed to successfully close this deal and help the buyer the boat he wanted.