2009 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44i

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44i is a 44-foot fiberglass sailing yacht designed for serious offshore cruising. Built by Jeanneau and shaped by designer Philippe Briand, she combines strong performance characteristics with genuine seaworthiness. Her hull is proven for both speed and comfortable passages, with responsive handling and a capable sail plan well-suited to extended cruising.

The yacht features three cabins and three heads, arranged for comfortable cruising or liveaboard use. Power comes from a 54 hp Yanmar diesel engine. Deck systems include a new anchor windlass, a 32 kg Lewmar Epsilon anchor, and a Maxwell bow thruster for confident maneuvering. The mainsail is new as of 2024, and both standing and running rigging are in good condition.

An extensive modern energy system sets this boat apart. Solar generation comprises a 1.6 kW array managed by three Victron charge controllers, feeding a 600 Ah lithium battery bank at 12 volts. This setup supports extended anchoring and remote cruising with minimal generator runtime. The combination of upgrades and documented maintenance means the boat is ready for immediate use without significant work.