1995 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45.1

This 1995 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45.1 is a 46-foot cruising sailboat built in fiberglass by the French builder to Philippe Briand's design. The hull features a cast iron fin keel with bulb and teak cockpit furniture. A 59 hp Yanmar turbo diesel engine with 3,383 hours powers the boat at a cruising speed of 7 knots, supported by a VETUS bow thruster. The rig is a 9/10th fractional sloop with in-mast furling on anodized aluminum Z-Spars, paired with standing rigging replaced in 2017 and last checked in 2024. The sail plan includes a furling mainsail refitted in 2024, furling genoa, and asymmetrical spinnaker. Four Harken winches in the cockpit manage all sail controls.

The electrical system has been substantially upgraded with lithium and AGM batteries installed between 2024 and 2025, a VICTRON Energy charging and inverter package from 2024, and four 150W solar panels mounted on a custom stainless steel solar arch added in 2020. Below deck, three cabins provide accommodation with a full-width master forward, two aft doubles, plus a convertible dinette in the saloon that sleeps two. The boat carries two heads with separate shower rooms and a well-equipped galley with gas and electric cooking, refrigeration, and pressurized hot and cold water.

Navigation equipment centers on a Raymarine E80 plotter with new antenna, SmartPilot autopilot, and Raytheon instruments, supplemented by a new portable ICOM VHF and EM-Track AIS with new antenna. The engine turbo was overhauled in June 2023, the alternator replaced in 2025, and the cutlass bearing renewed in November 2022. Fuel capacity is 205 liters with 600 liters of fresh water storage. A 3-meter Zodiac tender with 4 hp Mercury outboard from 2025 is included, along with a full suit of covers and awnings in Sunbrella dating from 2023 and 2024, plus comprehensive safety gear and a 4-man liferaft from 2018.