2024 Jeanneau NC Weekender 895

This 2024 Jeanneau NC Weekender 895 is a 29-foot fiberglass cruiser built with contemporary design that delivers the feel of a much larger boat. Large windows and sliding glass doors flood the cabin with natural light and provide 360-degree views of the water from nearly every angle, including the forward sleeping quarters and midship areas.

The main cabin centers on a galley to starboard with an electric two-burner cooktop, stainless steel sink, and built-in microwave housed in wood-grain cabinetry with a mirrored lift-top. To port sits a dinette with seating for four that converts into sleeping space for two. A full head with sink, vanity, toilet, and handheld shower wand with hot and cold water is located in the lower cabin area. The boat accommodates six people for sleeping overall. Two opening hatches in the cabin roof admit natural light or can be closed for privacy. The helm on the starboard side holds all controls, gauges, chart plotter, GPS, depth finder, and bow thruster controls, with power-assisted steering for ease at the dock. Storage is extensive throughout, with hydraulic-opening rear deck providing additional stowage capacity.

Twin 200 hp Yamaha engines with only 60 hours of operation power the boat. The rear bench seat moves aft when the engines are lowered, creating more entertaining space on the aft deck, which includes a fixed sunning area and a separate table for serving. Additional equipment includes a 3.5 kW Westerbeke generator, air conditioning with heat, electric and manual bilge pumps, hot water heater, refrigerator, battery charger, 12-volt electrical system, Garmin touch-screen electronics with radar and VHF, autopilot, bow and cockpit thruster, swim ladder, and a roof rack for paddle boards.