2016 Jeanneau 54

The Jeanneau 54 is a 54-foot sailing yacht built on a hard-chine fiberglass hull designed by Philippe Briand for seaworthy performance and elegant proportions. The interior, conceived by Andrew Winch, marries superyacht refinement with accessible cruising comfort. Powered by an 80-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, the yacht features a notably spacious cockpit spanning over 40 percent of the deck area, paired with generous below-deck volume accessed through large hull ports and expansive windows.

The three-cabin, three-head layout prioritizes sightlines and flow. The forward master suite has a center queen berth with walkaround access and views through oversized rectangular ports. A VIP cabin aft to port includes a queen berth, generous headroom, and a dedicated en-suite head with separate shower. The third cabin to starboard holds twin berths convertible to a double with a center filler cushion. The salon and galley anchor the living space, with a linear galley offering substantial storage and a raised saloon with generous seating and lounging areas.

Interior finishes include light oak open-pore varnish with dark Milano sole flooring, ivory PVC upholstery, and leather cabin door handles. Equipment includes a Splendide washer-dryer, Miele dishwasher, and a three-burner stove with oven. Climate control is provided by a diesel forced-air heating system. Navigation electronics feature dual Raymarine E95 chart-plotters, 4kW digital radar, VHF with AIS, autopilot, and a full suite of transducers. A 2000W inverter and upgraded gel battery bank of 720 amp-hours support electrical systems.

Deck amenities include an electric folding aft terrace with wireless controls, teak cockpit and terrace flooring, a large swim ladder, folding sun loungers, and a retractable forward bimini. An Iverson full canvas enclosure with custom bimini and dodger is fitted, and a bow thruster aids maneuvering. Twin electric halyard winches and a second windlass control at the helm complete the operational equipment.