2007 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39 DS

This 2007 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39 DS is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built with a shoal draft keel drawing just under 5 feet. At 38 feet 10 inches long with a 12-foot 8-inch beam, she carries a Yanmar 40-horsepower diesel engine and features a Selden furling mast with Harken forestay furling. The mainsail and 135% genoa are both Quantum sails from 2019. A feathering propeller installed in 2015 provides efficiency under power.

The yacht accommodates cruisers with an aft cabin offering a double-width berth, a forward V-berth with full mattress replacement from 2015, a head with shower, and a main salon with drop-down berth. Below deck, the galley includes a two-burner stove with oven, microwave, refrigerator (replaced 2020), and double sink. A 16,000 BTU air conditioning and heating system was replaced in 2018 with pump and control valve service completed in 2025. Fresh water tankage totals 94 gallons across two tanks, with a 34-gallon fuel capacity and 23-gallon holding tank.

The cockpit features teak sole and seats, dual helms with Richie compasses, a Harken traveler, electric Harken winch for headsail and genoa furling, and primary Harken winches. Navigation equipment includes a Raymarine C80 GPS and chart plotter, Raymarine SR50 for wind, depth, and speed, and Raymarine autopilot. A VHF Icom M422 radio and handheld Uniden unit provide communications. Topside amenities include a full dodger with navy bimini and cover, swim ladder, and electric anchor windlass. Three AGM batteries were added in 2017, supplemented by a dedicated starter battery. A 400-watt inverter supports the 12-volt system, which includes an electric bilge pump replaced in 2025 alongside manual backup. The boat carries Delta Plow and Danforth anchors with appropriate rode.