A Yachting contributor recently jested that the most important capacity on board a yacht is the wine cooler capacity. La Sirena is a 2000 Christensen 141-foot Raised Pilothouse currently listed with HMY Yachts for $8.495 million. The 141-foot superyacht has a 10,470-gallon fuel capacity and—maybe most importantly—a 144-bottle wine cellar.
“The 2000 Christensen 141 Raised Pilothouse La Sirena, is an epitome of elegance and sophistication in the world of motor yachts,” HMY Yachts says. “Crafted by the esteemed Christensen shipyard and delivered in 2000, this exceptional vessel underwent a major interior and exterior refit in 2013, ensuring she remains at the pinnacle of luxury and comfort.”
Interior highlights include Honduran mahogany joinery that are highlighted by a unique custom compass rose originally designed for country music legend Jimmy Dean.
“This stunning centerpiece not only adds charm but also once served as a rotating entertainment platform for guests, complete with a piano,” says HMY Yachts. “The salon also features a drop-down projector screen for cinematic experiences.”
The main deck aft on La Sirena is enclosed and the salon area amidships is a spacious 483-square-feet, giving the main deck interior a voluminous feel with the salon doors open. The aft deck space has a teak and holly sole, a custom L-shaped sofa, a high-gloss teak coffee table and an eight-person teak dining table. The salon has additional lounge seating aft and a formal dining space forward.
The main deck country-galley is past the forward bulkhead with a dinette forward and an array of meal-prep amenities, including:
- Double stainless-steel sink w/ dual faucets w/ Insta hot water
- Sub-Zero stainless steel refrigerators G90/G50
- Two Sub-Zero under counter freezers
- Dual Gaggenau ovens
- GE Profile microwave/convection oven
- Miele dishwasher
- Thermador six-burner cooktop
- KitchenAid trash compactor
Four well-appointed staterooms reside belowdecks, sleeping up to nine people. The master stateroom has an island king berth, a variety of stowage, two flat-screen TVs, a desk area, a settee and an en suite head. The port and starboard VIP staterooms have queen berths and en suite heads. The final guest stateroom has a queen berth and a Pullman bunk overhead.
The swim platform doubles as a makeshift cockpit space with a fixed table and loose chairs, however, a majority of the exterior entertainment space is on either the flybridge or the foredeck. The after section of the flybridge has lounge seating to port and pwc stowage to starboard. Amidships, a Jacuzzi sits on the centerline with reclining lounge pads on either side. Forward, a six-stool bar is to port and a dining area sits to starboard.
Twin MTU 16V2000 diesels allow La Sirena to jog at 18 knots, an impressive top speed for a 141-foot vessel with a 192-ton displacement. It’s worth noting La Sirena’s starboard engine was overhauled and zeroed out in August 2024.
Some other notable features on board La Sirena include:
- Six Garmin 8617 17-inch screens
- Furuno radar
- Garmin radar
- Garmin chart plotters
- Garmin sonar
- FA-170 AIS
- Simrad AP 70 autopilot
- Icom IC-M605 VHF radios
- Starlink
- 4,000-pound Davit
- Two washers
- Two dryers
- Crew quarters
Where is La Sirena located? The yacht is currently lying in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
Take the next step: contact the listing agent, Brian Nopper, 954-325-6000, bnopper@hmy.com
Quick Specifications
- Length Overall: 141’
- Maximum Beam: 28’
- Fuel Capacity: 10,470 gallons
- Draft: 7’
