1998 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45.2

The 1998 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45.2 is a 45-foot fiberglass cruising yacht powered by an 80-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine. Built to a design that emphasizes generous living space, she features a three-cabin layout with two heads. The owner's cabin is forward with an ensuite head and a full queen berth, while the galley spans the entire port side with substantial storage and refrigeration. A dedicated navigation desk occupies the starboard side, taking full advantage of the beam to create a functional working space. Throughout the interior, teak joinery is a prominent feature. The large cockpit includes twin wheels, double transom gate doors, an expansive table, and wrap-around settees for comfortable lounging and watch-keeping.

The yacht is outfitted with notable systems and equipment. Electric Harken 2-speed primary winches and a halyard winch assist deck operations, while a 24-volt bow thruster aids maneuvering. The rig and cockpit design prioritize both functionality and safety, with the gate doors and cockpit arrangement addressing concerns common to modern designs.

Recent work includes professionally installed reverse-cycle heat and air conditioning units in the main saloon and forward cabin, completed in 2022. A Victron lithium battery bank of 800 amp-hours was installed in 2023, paired with a new Victron charger. The dodger and bimini received new covers and poly carbonate glass in 2024. New Adler Barbour refrigeration was fitted in 2025, along with a complete Garmin electronics suite.