1994 Jeanneau Sun Fast 41

The 1994 Jeanneau Sun Fast 41 is a performance sailing yacht designed by Doug Peterson, combining racing capability with comfortable cruising accommodations. Built from fiberglass with a 41-foot length and nearly 13-foot beam, the boat carries a Yanmar diesel engine and is rigged with approximately 88 square meters of sail area optimized for efficiency across all points of sail.

The three-cabin layout centers on a distinctive saloon dominated by a sculpted teak arch—a signature design element of Jeanneau's golden era. The interior features warm cabinetwork and a galley with careful finishing throughout. Generous water capacity of 350 to 400 liters and fuel capacity of 140 to 150 liters support extended cruising.

The sail plan reflects a serious racing pedigree: membrane mainsail and genoa paired with a complete wind range including Solent, intermediate jib, and storm jib on a removable forestay. Downwind performance is handled by a gennaker and Code 0 sail on an FX 4500 roller furler, complemented by a symmetric spinnaker with pole. The cockpit layout prioritizes efficient handling and sail control.

Practical cruising features include a bimini top and main cabin cover for weather protection. The boat is equipped for both competitive racing and summer or offshore cruising.