2003 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 43DS for sale in Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand200313.2m
Asking PriceBroker
$199,000 NZD
+11 moreMakeJeanneau
ModelSun Odyssey 43DS
Year2003
Length13.2m4.2m beam
FuelDiesel200L tank
Cabins24 berths
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About this vessel
This beautifully looked after and very well presented 2003 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 43DS is for sale. The DS range is consistently sought after on the second-hand market, due to its fantastic full-beam aft master cabin layout.
This particular boat has actually spent half of its life in storage overseas, so has lived a relatively sheltered life for a yacht of her age. Now residing here in NZ, the current owners have decided it is time to sell.
Rigged with the classic in-mast furling system so common on the DS range, she has a modest sail wardrobe of furling main, furling genoa with Profurl line furler, 1 spinnaker (with new snuffer) + pole.
Full Raymarine electronics suite including sounder, Autopilot, wind gear, VHF and radar, she has everything you need to navigate your way around the Hauraki Gulf or beyond.
Down below, she has a 2 cabin 2 head layout, with a spacious saloon and plenty of natural light filtering in through the big signature Deck Saloon windows. The L-shaped galley set up includes a big fridge/freezer, a 2 burner Eno 420 gas hob + oven as well as a 240v microwave. She even includes some branded Jeanneau plates to complete the "joie de vivre" on board.
Up on deck and around the cockpit she boasts a secure and safe space for cruising. Easy sailing with all lines leading back to the single central helm. Powered by a 75HP Yanmar, and assisted with a bow thruster, she is as simple to berth as she is to sail. The cockpit is protected with a smart and clear spray dodger, full bimini cover and removable clears for the sides when the weather gets up.
For the right price, the inventory includes a 280 Zodiac Alu tender with beachmaster wheels, a Tohatsu 6HP outboard making getting from ship to shore easy, along with a BBQ, plenty of spare lines and fenders, bait board... even some Bali style SUP racks on the stb side!
This boat has it all at a very sharp price. Good buying in today's market.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeJeanneau
ModelSun Odyssey 43DS
Year2003
Dimensions
Length overall13.2m
Beam4.2m
Draft1.6m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths4
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine model4JH3E
Engine count1
Drive typeShaft Drive
Engine hours1,170
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage200L
Features
On board
In Mast Furling Main
Magma Kettle BBQ
Chain Counter
SUP Racks
Furling Genoa
Spinnaker + Pole
Profurl line furler
1 spinnaker (with new snuffer)
Pole
Full Raymarine electronics suite including sounder, Autopilot, wind gear, VHF and radar
Big fridge / freezer
2 burner Eno 420 gas hob + oven
240v Microwave
Branded Jeanneau plates
75HP Yanmar
Bow thruster
Bow - side power
Spray dodger
Full bimini cover
Removable clears
280 Zodiac Alu tender with beachmaster wheels
Tohatsu 6HP outboard
BBQ
Spare lines and fenders
Bait board
Bali style SUP racks
Zodiac 280 Alu Neo
6HP Tohatsu
CQR
70m of 10mm Chain
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