Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 49
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| Make | Jeanneau |
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| Model | Sun Odyssey 49 |
| Year | 2005 |
| Condition | Used |
| Price | €147,000 |
| Type | Sail |
| Class | Cruiser (Sail) |
| Length | 48 ft |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Hull Material | Fiberglass |
| Location | Vibo Valentia, Vibo Valentia, Italy |
| Tax Status | Tax Paid |
| LOA | 49 ft 1 in |
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| Length at Water Line | 42 ft 3 in |
| Beam | 14 ft 8 in |
| Max Draft | 6 ft 12 in |
| Keel Type | Fin |
| Displacement | 9491 kg |
| Ballast | 1701 kg |
| Dry Weight | 12300.06 kg |
| Cabin Headroom | 6 ft 5 in |
| Engine Type | Inboard |
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| Engine Make | YANMAR |
| Engine Model | 4JH3-HTE |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Engine Year | 2005 |
| Power | 100 hp |
| Drive Type | Direct Drive |
| Propeller Type | 3 Blade |
| Propeller Material | Bronze |
| Engine usage (hours) | 1900 |
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| Electrical Equipment |
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| Designer | Jeanneau Design/Philippe Briand |
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| Builder | JEANNEAU |
| Guest Cabins | 3 |
| Guest Heads | 2 |
| Fuel Tanks | 238.48 liters |
| Fresh Water Tanks | 700.3 liters |
| Hull Shape | Monohull |
| Hull Warranty | None |
Description
Sun Odyssey 49, a lady of the sea, owner version with full options.
Designed by Philippe Briand, launched in 2003, it features a high-performance hull.
A boat designed for long-distance cruising, the Sun Odyssey 49 is elegant yet packed with power.
Although it is a pure cruising boat, the Sun Odyssey 49 performs well under sail even in light winds.
This large modern sailing boat of 49 feet is designed to go far while sailing fast, offering maximum comfort at sea and in port. The vessel is easily maneuverable even with a reduced crew.
The helm, precise and reliable, allows you to easily point the bow on the desired course; the winches, well-sized and positioned, enable precise sail control.
A boat with beautiful lines, thanks also to the lowered coachroof. The clear deck allows for easy movement, offers ample living space, and maximum comfort. The cockpit is the center of life on board and is structured to comfortably accommodate ten people.
Large kitchen, spacious dinette, nice chart table, modern atmosphere, brightness, permanent ventilation... ingredients of a great boat.
Sail Area
I : 55.75 ft
J : 16.92 ft
P : 51.58 ft
E : 17.67 ft
Keel Details
Keel #1
Keel Type: Shoal_Draft
Ballast: 4100 lb
Max Draft: 5.33 ft
Additional Description
Wide cockpit, teak batten seats and floor, two side lockers Central pedestal for cockpit table, aft cabin air vent and lighting Gas locker for two bottles Two wide lockers under helm seats, with access to steering system Wet locker with teak grating between helm positions 2 steering wheels, leather wheel covers, compass mounted on white lacquered aluminium column Vertical engine control lever in starboard helm station Cockpit table with folding sides, central storage and glass holders Handrail with lighting on cockpit table Room for electronics on each helm station and under cockpit table Access to transom skirt via 2 GRP doors Teak batten stern platform steps and bottom, cockpit shower Sliding swim ladder with teak steps Steering: Twin steering wheels, self-aligning rudder bearings Stainless steel cable steering , molded aluminium quadrant Fiberglass rudder with stainless steel frame and shaft Rudder tube fiberglassed to hull.
Additional Description
Saloon and Lounge: Raised wide U-shaped saloon to starboard Central bench seat with bar and storage Access to batteries under seating Solid dining table with fiddles and central storage 2 removable table legs for conversion into double berth (optional) Top storage cupboards, storage areas under seating Hi-Fi system in top cupboard, behind sliding doors Optional layouts : Folding deluxe dining table Saloon double berth (not compatible with deluxe salon table). Accommodation can be arranged as follows: 3-Cabin Version - 2-head compartments (modular aft cabins) 4-Cabin Version - 4-head compartments (modular forward and aft cabins)
Additional Description
12V Alternator connected to main engine (60 or 80A depending on selected version) Load distributor single input ? two outputs One 110Ah engine starter battery One 12V battery park of 110Ah comprising 3 batteries (+1 optional) for domestic use One 220V shore power line with differential circuit breaker (12V/60A charger optional) One positive battery isolator for engine, one for domestic circuit, one general negative circuit breaker 12V electric panel at chart table with automatic circuit breakers 12V charging ammeter, 12V voltmeter, consumption ammeter 220V electric panel with automatic circuit breakers, 220V voltmeter 220V power source collector : shore, generator (optional) Electrical and accessory options : Generator set ONAN 4 kW ? 2400 rpm 220V 12V electric coachroof winch 12V electric genoa winches Water maker DUO 12V/220V - 60L/H 220V air conditioning unit 220 V dish-washer under the galley worktop Stainless steel 220V 24L microwave oven Additional 12V freezer unit cooled by hullmounted external plate Fuel powered pulsed air heating comprising of two generators with: one outlet in each cabin, two outlets in the saloon area, one outlet in each head compartment.
Additional Description
Fore-and-aft galley to port Laminated work top combining icebox tops with lids, foldaway cooker top, drainer, twin-basin sink with removable lids 230-litre icebox access from top with storage bins Gimballed hob/oven unit Foot-operated pump for sea and fresh water Top cupboards for microwave oven (optional), crockery and stowage Three drawers including cutlery stowage, doormounted bin Storage shelving with sliding doors, below top cupboard Stainless steel handrail built into front of galley units Mixer tap
Additional Description
Engine installation on composite chassis integrating sub-engine tray and ventilation systems Sound-proofing foam with plastic lining Inspection hatches for filters at foot of companionway Access to engine and generator seacocks in passageway Metal prop-shaft bracket and composite stern tube sealed into the structure 35 dia. stainless steel prop shaft, lip-seal type gland, fixed three-bladed prop Exhaust built into chassis, stainless steel outlet aft Independent engine starter battery, forced ventilation by fan RACOR 500 FG separation filter
Additional Description
Reinforced Kevlar® Keels: DEEP DRAUGHT : cast iron keel: 2.15 m - 3,750 kg SHALLOW DRAUGHT : cast iron keel: 1.65 m - 4,100 kg Epoxy surface treatment
Additional Description
Stainless steel stem fitting with 2 rollers and swinging bow roller Open bow pulpit Stainless steel pulpit with buoy bracket Twin lifelines Port and starboard lifeline openings Double lifelines ? Port and starboard lifeline gates 6 mooring cleats with profiled fairleads Anchor locker 1 Leopard 1200 W deck-mounted electric windlass, for 10 mm chain SPINLOCK jammers and Harken turning blocks for halyards and control lines 2 cockpit coaming winches for genoa sheets 2 roof winches for main, genoa and spinnaker 2 genoa sheet tracks with adjustable HARKEN fairleads HARKEN genoa sheet turning blocks Adjustable HARKEN mainsail traveler on roof Folding Wichard chainplates on side decks (2 * 3) Teak coachroof and companionway handrails
Additional Description
Navigation station on 3-cabin version : General electric panel, access to connections Space for radar screen, plotter? Side storage with bookshelf, access to fire extinguisher and battery-isolator Deep navigation station, two wide folding panels, PC storage area, pencil holder, bookshelves Top storage cupboard Ergonomic navigation seat with storage Traveler post handrail Large bottom stowage with shelves or space for washing machine (optional) Navigation station on 4-cabin version : General electric panel, access to connections Side storage with bookshelf, access to fire extinguisher and battery-isolator Wide folding central panel, deep navigation station Space for radar screen, plotter, ? Pencil tidy Traveler post handrail
Mast & rigging
Classic aluminium mast Twin spreader configuration through-mast fitting Discontinuous cablerigging Double backstay Profurl genoa furler, above deck drum Rigid boom vang, all halyards led to SPINLOCK blockers at cockpit Harken halyard lead blocks on mast foot Folding mast steps ? deck light Spinnaker pole rail on front of mast (optional pole) Boom topping lift, mainsail halyard, genoa halyard Set of sheets for main and genoa Strap-eyes for flag halyard 1 full batten mainsail Dacron furling genoa with foam core Lazy bag + lazy jacks Mast options : In-mast furling Running forestay + storm sail Spinnaker deck gear Additional spinnaker winches
Plumbing
Pressurised hot and cold water with semi-rigid plastic pipes ?Heavy duty? water system, 40-litre spherical hot water tank Roto-moulded water tanks situated under the bunks with separate vents and filling apertures Chromed cocks and fittings with shower rose in the head compartments Water meter Showers with individual electric pump and on-off switch Sea toilet with manual pump Plumbing options : 12V electric toilet Holding tank with gravity drain
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