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The following information and photographs are displayed as a service to anyone researching yacht types. Details and photographs are normally based on one specific yacht, but could be a compilation. No reliance should be placed on other yachts of the same class being identical.  Where common variations exist, we have endeavoured to indicate this in these archive details.  The price guide covers the normal ranges of age and condition. Exceptional boats, whether good or bad, may fall outside these guidelines.

Jeanneau Sun Charm 39

Price Guide

£45,000 to £52,000 (though less if ex-charter)

Builder Jeanneau, France
LOA 39' 4" Sail area 914 sq ft (main & genoa)

Brief details

LWL 32' 4" Rig sloop

A Jacques Faroux design for Jeanneau, introduced in 1989 as a fast cruiser with excellent accommodation. These slightly older Jeanneaus share a family resemblance to current models, but may actually be better sailing boats thanks to narrower stern sections. The accommodation is spacious and fairly well finished for what was always a budget boat. Many of these boats will have been chartered at some point in their lives, and hence may be well used.

Beam 12' 9" Cabins 3 plus saloon
Draught 6' 5" deep fin or 4' 8" shallow fin Berths 6 to 8
Displacement 14,330 lbs Engine usually Perkins or Yanmar diesel
Ballast 5,401 lbs BHP 40 to 48 depending on engine
Keel type Fin keel and spade rudder

The Jeanneau Sun Charm 39 was introduced in 1989 and was rebranded in 1990/91 as the Sun Fast 39, with only very minor alterations. She has twin aft cabins, twin heads and a saloon with galley and chart table to starboard and seating to port. There are 6 berths without using the saloon - if you drop the saloon table and place the infill in the forecabin you get eight berths in four doubles.

Forecabin, with vanity unit and seat as well as a double berth

 

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The galley and chart table occupy the starboard side of the saloon, with the table and seating to port

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There are two mirror-image aftcabins and heads

 

Each aft cabin has a double berth, seating and lockers, plus a connecting door to the attached heads. Both heads have marine WC, basin and shower

Photo from Jeanneau's brochure

 

 

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