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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey
51 |
Price Guide
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£90,000 to £115,000
owners version, less for ex-charter boats
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Builder |
Jeanneau |
LOA |
50' 10" |
Sail area |
1,345 sq ft |
Brief details |
LWL |
42' 4" |
Rig |
sloop |
Designed by Bruce
Farr, the Sun Odyssey 51 is a very capable long-distance cruiser.
This example illustrated here is the 7 berth 'owners' version, with
two double cabins and one twin cabin. The master suite is the very
spacious forecabin. With a winged keel, the draught is kept to a
moderate 6 feet. Most of these yachts, however, were built for the
charter market, with a layout which provides 10 berths |
Beam |
16' 0" |
Cabins |
3 |
Draught |
6' 0" |
Berths |
7 or 10 in charter version |
Displacement |
30,865 lbs |
Engine |
Perkins 80T turbodiesel |
Ballast |
9,920 lbs |
BHP |
80 |
Keel type |
Winged fin keel with spade rudder |
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Built from 1989 to 1992, the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey
51 was a Bruce Farr design for Jeanneau, before the company's
absorption by Bènèteau. The same hull, with
minor alterations, was later used for the Sun Odyssey 52.2.
Most of the SO51s built were the 'charter' models, with ten
berths packed in. This is one of the rarer 'owners' models,
with a very spacious and bright saloon, plus three double
cabins, each with its own WC, hot & cold pressurised shower
and basin. Two of the cabins have large double berths, which
can be split with leeboards, the third cabin has two large
single bunks. The seventh berth is on the settee in the saloon.
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