2020 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440 Disponible

Immaculate, like-new, and turn-key all describe this beautifully kept, one owner, never chartered. Jeanneau 440 that shows pride of ownership and a great set of options. “Finn” is a true sailors boat, and has only enjoyed short summer seasons in New England since new. Come look today, she is ready to go and will not disappoint.

3 Cabin/2 head layout

Shoal Draft – 5’4″

Bow Thruster

Elvstrom sails full batten mainsail and roller furling 115% genoa.

Electric Winch to make hoisting sails a breeze.

Quantum A2 spinnaker with dousing sock & racing bag

Quantum cable-free cruising Code 0 on continuous-line furler

Custom Bimini and Dodger for enhanced sun protection.

Cockpit Cushions

570 watts of solar power in sunpower panels going to 3 separate Victron Solar controllers means true energy independence

Wallas diesel forced air cabin heater keeps the interior comfortable and dry on even the coldest days – even works at anchor or under way.

Full Raymarine electronics including Axiom 9 chart plotter at helm, Radar, AIS, Autopilot with L&S Hydraulic drive unit, and speed/depth/wind including repeater on cockpit table.

Factory aluminum dinghy davits

Inside it exudes comfort with a spacious galley featuring ample counter space, DC front loading refrigeration, separate top loading freezer, gimballed propane stove with oven, double sink with pressurized hot and cold water, and massive amounts of stowage space.

Both heads are equipped with fresh water flush electric toilets, with an optional switch to run salt water flush if needed.

Yanmar 57hp 4JH57 Diesel with shaft drive – just 445 hours

Fexofold 3 bladefolding propeller

Back on deck she is upgraded with a55lb Mantus modern style anchor, 200ft of chain, and 200 ft of rode, to ensure a good night sleep no matter where you choose to anchor. 

Just aft of her anchor locker is a spacious locker that easily holds spinnaker, code zero, and fenders, out of the way and ready for quick deployment.

Come schedule a showing today and be on the water this spring.