SPIRIT YACHTS - 60DH - For Sale

The 60DHbySPIRIT YACHTSblends classic craftsmanship with modern performance. Presented by Shestakov Yacht Sales and broker Andrey Shestakov, this elegantsailing yachtis a refinedsloopwith awooden hull.

Selecting a 60DH

Choosing the 60DHmeans prioritizing timeless design, efficient passagemaking, and warm, natural materials. With a draft range of 6.89–9.186 ft (2.1–2.8 m), the yacht provides flexibility for varied cruising grounds while maintaining the authority of a truesailing yacht. If you value an authenticwooden hullaesthetic and a purposefulsloopconfiguration, Shestakov Yacht Sales and Andrey Shestakov can guide you through the process from inquiry to delivery.

Features of the Model

• Heritage and build: crafted by SPIRIT YACHTS
• Category focus: performance-oriented sailing yachtwith a classicslooplayout
• Construction: graceful wooden hullwith wood decking for a warm, tactile feel
• Capable cruiser: 9.8 kn (11.28 mph) cruising speed powered by a single Steyr inboard diesel
• Liveaboard comfort: accommodations for 5, two heads, plus 1 crew berth; generous water and fuel stores for extended journeys

Technical Specifications

• Model: 60DH
• Builder: SPIRIT YACHTS
• Category: sail yacht
• Subcategory: sloop
• Hull: wood
• Deck: Wood
• LOA: 60 ft (18.3 m)
• Beam: 14 ft (4.3 m)
• Draft: 6.89–9.186 ft (2.1–2.8 m)
• Cruising speed: 9.8 kn (11.28 mph)
• Gross tonnage: 26.44
• Engine: 1 x Steyr, Inboard, Diesel
• Accommodation: 5
• Heads: 2
• Crew berths: 1
• Water capacity: 179.64 gal
• Fuel capacity: 132.09 gal

Pricing and Ordering

Pricing is available on request. To discuss availability, options, and next steps for the 60DH, contact Shestakov Yacht Sales — your direct broker is Andrey Shestakov. We will coordinate specifications review, quotations, and inspection arrangements tailored to your timeline.

Questions and Answers

• Q: What type of yacht is the 60DH? A: It’s aperformance-focusedsailing yachtconfigured as aclassicsloopwith an artisanalwooden hull.

• Q: What are the key dimensions and draft of the 60DH? A:Dimensionsare 60 ft (18.3 m) LOA and 14 ft (4.3 m) beam.Draftranges from 6.89 ft (2.1 m) to 9.186 ft (2.8 m), offering versatile access to various cruising areas.

• Q: What engine and performance can I expect? A: Power comes from 1 x Steyrinboard diesel. The yacht’scruising speedis 9.8 kn (11.28 mph), balancing comfort with efficient passagemaking.

• Q: How is the 60DHarranged for living aboard? A:Accommodationtotals 5 berths with2 heads, plus1 crew berth. Practical capacities include179.64 galof water and132.09 galof fuel.

• Q: How do I order or schedule a viewing with Shestakov Yacht Sales? A: Reach out to Shestakov Yacht Salesand brokerAndrey Shestakovto receive pricing, arrange an inspection, and proceed with a tailored purchase plan for the60DH.

Owner Experience Review

Owners gravitate to the 60DHfromSPIRIT YACHTSfor short‑handed offshore passages, private owner‑guest cruising, and the occasional classic‑regatta outing. The setup is intended to be easily managed with minimal crew—examples are equipped with electric reefing and rod rigging that keep loads in check. Under sail the yacht feels responsive and engaging, with notably strong light‑air performance and owner/press reports of spirited 16‑knot runs when conditions cooperate. Seakeeping is reassuring for a classic‑lined deckhouse design, though the motion reads more “classic” than what you’d expect from wider, modern cruisers.

Below, the deckhouse arrangement and owner‑centric layouts are described as comfortable enough for long periods aboard, commonly in a three‑cabin configuration that preserves privacy for owners and guests. The high‑quality varnished wood interior is a point of pride but demands regular care, and some owners question how practical the below‑decks environment feels on extended passages in heavier weather. Maintenance expectations reflect the wood/epoxy build and high‑spec systems: specialist surveyors are recommended, good sealing of penetrations is essential, and lifecycle budgets can be significant—one well‑documented 2024–2025 refit topped €200,000 for new rigging and sails, a battery bank, full repaint, and systems service.

Pros and Cons

• Designed for long‑distance, short‑handed sailing with helm‑friendly systems.
• Strong light‑wind performance and responsive, exhilarating handling.
• High‑quality interior and deckhouse layout support extended time aboard.
• Varnished wood joinery and finish demand regular care and upkeep.
• Motion and below‑decks practicality in heavy weather feel more classic than modern beamy cruisers.
• Wood/epoxy construction and high‑spec systems require specialist surveys and can drive higher refit costs.

Comparison with Other Models