The 2009 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42 DS is a cruising yacht designed by Marc Lombard with a distinctive deck saloon that floods the interior with natural light and offers excellent sightlines. Built in fiberglass with a fin keel and spade rudder, she combines stable handling with responsive sailing performance. A single Yanmar 4JH4AE 54hp diesel engine with shaft drive provides economical propulsion, and a bow thruster aids maneuvering in tight quarters.
Accommodation comprises two cabins and a saloon with convertible berths, sleeping up to six guests across two heads compartments. The deck saloon layout creates a bright, open living space, while the spacious cockpit serves as a comfortable gathering area. A well-equipped galley and generous storage throughout support extended time aboard.
Sail handling is straightforward with an in-mast furling mainsail and furling genoa (both Crusader, 2016), managed by an electric winch with lines led aft to the cockpit. Navigation equipment includes Raymarine electronics, radar, AIS transponder, and autopilot. Substantial off-grid capability comes from 445W of solar panels, a wind generator, upgraded charging systems, and an inverter. Additional comforts include Webasto heating and a well-developed electrical setup.
The boat received engine servicing in 2025 and antifouling with anodes in 2026. Recent upgrades include improved charging systems and renewable energy sources. She is ready for cruising with minimal preparation required.
Length
41.31 FT
Beam
13.55 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Fuel
Diesel