This 2020 Jeanneau NC 795 is a fiberglass pilothouse cruiser built for coastal waters, powered by a Yamaha F200 XCA engine with 410 hours. The hull design delivers a stable ride with a 19-degree deadrise, cruising efficiently in the mid-20 knot range and capable of 36 knots at full throttle. A bow thruster handles docking maneuvers with ease.
The enclosed pilothouse centers around a well-appointed helm with panoramic windows for visibility and integrated electronics including a Garmin Echomap UHD 93SV and GMI 20 digital display, Yamaha 6YC engine display, and Fusion audio system. Lenco trim tabs and a stainless steel three-blade propeller support performance and control.
Below, the single cabin layout includes a forward V-berth, an enclosed marine head, and a galley with sink and storage. The main cabin offers a convertible dinette and the cockpit features integrated seating with a convertible sunpad. A swim platform with boarding ladder completes the exterior.
The boat carries a 75-gallon fuel tank and 26-gallon freshwater capacity. Both house and engine batteries are new as of January 2026. An included trailer extends the versatility of this compact cruiser.
Length
24.42 FT
Beam
9.25 FT
Weight
3,924 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Modified-V
Cabins
1
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yamaha
Engine Model
F200 XCA
Hours
410 HRS
Fuel
Gasoline
Cruising Speed
26.00 KTS
Max Speed
36.00 KTS
Range
220.00 NM
Fuel
74 GAL
Water
26 GAL