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This beautifully looked after and very well presented 2003 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 43DS has spent half of its life in storage overseas, living a relatively sheltered life for a yacht of her age. Now residing in New Zealand, the current owners have decided it is time to sell.
Rigged with the classic in-mast furling system, she has a modest sail wardrobe of furling main, furling genoa with profurl line furler, one spinnaker with new snuffer and pole.
Down below, she features 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 includes a large fridge/freezer, a 2-burner Eno 420 gas hob and oven, and a 240v microwave. She includes branded Jeanneau plates on board.
Up on deck and around the cockpit she presents a secure and safe space for cruising. Easy sailing with all lines leading back to the single central helm. 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.
The inventory includes a 280 Zodiac Alu tender with beachmaster wheels, a Tohatsu 6HP outboard, BBQ, plenty of spare lines and fenders, bait board, and Bali style SUP racks on the starboard side.
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