2015 Jeanneau 50DS for sale in Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand201515.1m
Asking PriceBroker
$590,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeJeanneau
Model50DS
Year2015
Length15.1m4.5m beam
FuelDiesel240L tank
Cabins36 berths
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About this vessel
Designed by Philippe Briand and built by Jeanneau, this Sun Odyssey 50DS has been kept in pristine condition with no deferred maintenance.
Introducing Origin To — a 2015 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50 Deck Saloon that has been kept in excellent condition by its owner, with many upgrades completed throughout the boat during their ownership.
The Deck Saloon range is well known for its large saloon windows and light-filled cabins, sleek lines, along with their easy sailability and performance.
This Sun Odyssey 50DS is powered by a Yanmar 4JH4-TE 75hp Turbo diesel engine that has done 2170 hours with sail drive, and along with the powerful bow thruster, takes all of the stress out of berthing. She has a comfortable cruising speed of 8.5 knots using just the engine.
The saloon is well laid out with the galley on the starboard side and chart table on the port side, just forward of the main head. There is a custom saloon table that can also drop down for extra berths.
In the master cabin there is an ensuite along with an island bed, and there are two aft double cabins, and along with the saloon table she can comfortably sleep 8.
Storage is in abundance throughout the exterior and interior, with the current owner personalising every storage space.
All the out of water service work has been completed in September 2026, which includes antifoul (Sea Barrier 3000), prop speed and new anodes. She has also been machine polished along with the bilges coated in high-visibility bilgekote.
Origin To is a large volume boat that looks outstanding and is ready to go to NEW owners for this Summer!
The Bayswater Marina berth can also be available to rent, which can make this an easy package to get into just before Christmas.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeJeanneau
Model50DS
Year2015
Dimensions
Length overall15.1m
Beam4.5m
Draft2.1m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Berths6
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine model4JH4-TE
Engine count1
Drive typeSail Drive
Engine hours2,170
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage240L
Features
On board
Parker (Village Marine) Water Maker
Gori-3 Blade Folding Propeller
Teak Toe Rails
Saloon Table Converts to Extra Berth
Single Mast Sloop Rig
3 Harken manual Winches
1 Harken Reverse Electric 2-Speed Winch
Ewincher 2 Powered Handle
Evolution Carbon Mainsail
Evolution Carbon Genoa
Evolution Carbon Code Zero
Karver Continuous-line top-down furler for code zero
2.7m Inflatable
Yamaha 3hp & Haswing 3.0 Electric outboard
60lb Manson Supreme
60m 12mm Chain
2000W Portable Inverter Generator
Bow thruster
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