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$110,000 NZD
+6 moreMakeJeanneau
ModelSun Charm 39
Year1989
Length12m
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Step aboard this Jeanneau 39, a proven bluewater yacht built in GRP and ready to take you wherever your next adventure leads – whether that's relaxed coastal sailing or offshore. Upgraded with new sails and a practical setup, with all sheets leading back to the cockpit for easy, short-handed sailing. Recent keel bolt replacement.
An inviting interior features a generous saloon and a versatile three-cabin layout all with double berths. Two bathrooms with showers and toilets.
The cockpit is designed for both sailing and relaxation, complete with a dodger, bimini, and ample storage, making it an ideal space to entertain or unwind at anchor. Powered by a dependable Yanmar engine, this boat offers the perfect blend of comfort and reliability, ready for her next owners to set sail.
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Vessel
MakeJeanneau
ModelSun Charm 39
Year1989
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
New sails
B & G electronics
Dodger
Bimini
Three-cabin layout with double berths
Two bathrooms with showers and toilets
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