2010 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409 is a 40-foot sailing yacht designed by Philippe Briand, built around a hard-chined fiberglass hull engineered for both performance and family cruising. The boat's deck layout prioritizes straightforward handling and works well for short-handed sailing, with features like a stack-pack mainsail system with lazy jacks and Harken winches throughout.

Below deck, the three-cabin layout provides comfortable cruising accommodation. The yacht is fitted with a Yanmar 40hp diesel engine with saildrive, twin wheel steering, and a Maxpower bowthruster for maneuvering in confined spaces. The teak cockpit adds durability and traditional finish to the working deck.

The specification includes Raymarine electronics for navigation and monitoring. The hull has been treated with coppercoat, and standing rigging was replaced in 2021. Heating is installed for comfort in cooler waters. Twin wheels and the bowthruster combine with the efficient sail plan to make this a capable cruiser across a range of conditions.