Sun Odyssey 51 built in 1992 by the Jeanneau shipyard in France is a long-distance cruising sailboat. Designed by the renowned naval architect Br...
Sun Odyssey 51 built in 1992 by the manufacturer Jeanneau in France is a long-distance cruising sailboat. Designed by the renowned naval architect Bruce Farr, this model launched in the early 1990s stands out for its balance between performance under sail and onboard comfort.
With its 15.50 meters in length, this monohull features a slender and fast hull combined with a functional deck plan. It is often sought after for the high quality of its interior amenities: four-cabin version, converted into three cabins, and three bathrooms.
This makes it suitable for private navigation, with its large kitchen and spacious bright saloon,
It is a solid sailboat, built for the open sea, capable of delivering excellent performances even in heavy seas.
Only two owners since it was commissioned, never used for charter. French flag, VAT and harbor dues paid, visible in Martinique.
Fully equipped, this sailboat is self-sufficient and ready to sail.
A&C Yacht is the official dealer of JEANNEAU in the Caribbean
Layout: Front owner's cabin with a private bathroom equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet
Two aft cabins Two aft bathrooms with shower, sink, and toilet
Saloon table and bench on port side comfortably seating six people Spacious chart table on starboard Starboard galley Second forward bathroom converted into a dressing room Hot and cold pressurized water Water tank 450 liters Desalinator Dessalator 60 l/h new pump
Galley: Double sink with fresh and seawater pressurized supply Three-burner stove with oven Eno Two refrigerators: one with top hatch access and the other with front door Large countertop providing a practical and spacious surface
Sails and Rigging: New in 2022 main sail on furling system in the mast Furling genoa with UV protection strips new in 2022 Furling staysail with UV protection strips new in 2022 Furling system Profurl for the genoa and staysail Wind scoop in bag from 2019 Two Harken 2-speed 64 winches in cockpit Two Harken 2-speed power ratio 46 winches in cockpit Two Harken 2-speed power ratio 45 winches at the mast base
Electronics Radar Raymarine Raymarine navigation central with loch, speed, depth, and wind instrumentation Raymarine C80 chartplotter at the chart table Raymarine EchoMap 50s at the starboard helm station Raymarine ST60+ Wind with repeaters at the helm Raymarine ST60+ Tri data with repeaters at the helm Furuno RO4800 fixed VHF Raymarine autopilot Hi-Fi system Nomad portable AIS transponder
Electricity:
Two Victron 305-watt solar panels on the arch New in 2024 two lithium service batteries totaling 400 Ah
New in 2024 one engine start battery 102 Ah
Victron 12-volt, 1200-watt inverter
Victron 12-volt, 30 A battery charger
Deck:
Lofrans 1200W windlass Main anchor Kobra 20 kg with 70m of 12 mm chain Dual helm stations New teak deck Roof bimini Bimini Cockpit table Cockpit cushions Deck shower Bath ladder Boom covers Hatch covers Mast foot protection Ventilation porthole covers Mast foot locker Sail storage and forward storage Arch for solar panel with dinghy chocks Outboard motor support Fishing rod holder Rope locker at the mast foot
Miscellaneous:
Semi-rigid Highfield CL 260 inflatable dinghy in PVC from 2018
New in 2021 Yamaha outboard motor 4 HP 2-stroke
SEA SAFE life raft in container for six people put into service in January 2022
New in 2023 inboard Yanmar 4JH80 engine 80 HP 250 hours under warranty installed one year ago
Last hull maintenance in July 2024
The original diesel tank located in the keel was removed due to a leak. The boat now has two 100 L tanks located at the stern