1992 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 51

The Sun Odyssey 51 is a bluewater cruising sailboat built in 1992 by Jeanneau and designed by naval architect Bruce Farr. At just under 50 feet, the fiberglass monohull combines a slim, efficient hull form with a functional deck layout suited to serious offshore sailing. Power comes from an 80-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine.

The interior layout offers three cabins and three heads. The yacht features a spacious saloon with good natural light and a well-appointed galley, making extended cruising comfortable. The accommodation was originally a four-cabin configuration and has been modified to the current three-cabin arrangement.

Built for open-water performance, this yacht is designed to handle sustained sea conditions and maintains the structural integrity expected of a bluewater vessel. It has had only two previous owners since launch and has never been used for charter. The boat comes fully equipped and ready for cruising.