1994 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 51

This 1994 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 51 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built during the brand's strong period for offshore cruising design. At 51 feet with a 16-foot beam, the boat delivers the generous proportions Jeanneau was known for in that era, combined with a teak interior throughout.

The layout offers three cabins and four heads, with a forward cabin that can be converted into a single larger stateroom if desired, using the adjacent head as a utility space. The galley is U-shaped and well-equipped with substantial refrigerated storage, suitable for extended passages. The design, credited to naval architect Bruce Farr, prioritizes seaworthiness and comfort for extended cruising.

Power comes from a single Perkins diesel engine of 80 horsepower. The standing rigging was replaced in 2018.