2005 Jeanneau Prestige 46

The Jeanneau Prestige 46 is a 47-foot fiberglass cruising yacht built in 2005, powered by twin Volvo Penta diesel engines delivering 950 horsepower with a cruising speed of 20 knots. The design combines French styling with practical accommodation suited to extended family cruising and coastal exploration throughout European waters.

The interior layout provides sleeping for six to eight guests plus crew across four cabins and three heads. The forward owner's stateroom features its own en-suite, complemented by a starboard VIP guest cabin, port twin cabin, and separate crew quarters with dedicated head facilities. The yacht's proportions—14.3 feet in beam—support a functional living environment across the saloon and galley areas.

Recent maintenance completed in May 2026 included full general servicing of both engines and the generator, replacement of all toilet macerators, and refurbishment and partial replacement of teak detailing on the stairs and elsewhere. The propeller shafts, rudders, and associated brackets received two layers of primer and two layers of VELOX antifouling, while the hull was re-antifouled with International Micron 350 Black.

Throughout 2024 and 2025, ongoing upkeep encompassed new antifouling, complete engine servicing with filter and oil changes, new engine batteries and bow thruster battery, generator full service, and engine ventilation system replacement. Earlier upgrades from 2021–2022 included a new air conditioning system, alternator, shaft service, Simrad VHF radio, and complete tender refit.