Jeanneau Trinidad 48 1982

The Trinidad 48, designed in 1981 by Guy Ribadeau Dumas, was Jeanneau’s first large ocean cruiser. With a spacious cockpit and saloon, and bluewater cruising design, the Jeanneau Trinidad 48 is as comfortable as it is powerful. Graciet has the interior of a comfortable cruiser
with the rigging, deck hardware, and transom scoop of a high-performance racing sloop. Lovingly sailed and updated by the current owner since 2015, this vintage Jeanneau is ready for you to move aboard or to simply enjoy sailing on a summer’s day. Recent upgrades to Graciet include new decks, bow thruster, battery pack, barrier coat, canvas, instruments, wiring, and more. 

Highlights:

• new decks (2022)
• new bow thruster (2020)
• rebuilt mast step
• new bottom barrier coat system
• renewed of through hull fittings
• rebuilt rudder
• new sanitation hoses
• new water tanks
• new potable water plumbing
• engine work
• new navigation electronics (2020)
• new wiring of systems
• new charging systems
• new battery banks
• new shaft
• renewed stanchions
• renewed running rigging
• new canvas 
• forward collision bulkhead work
• structural work to engine beds
• interior joinery work 
• interior finish work
• renewed air conditioning 

Accommodations

Double berth cabin is forward of the saloon with 2013 vacuflush head and shower forward of that. The raised saloon has a settee with dining table to port and galley and nav. station to starboard. The raised ports create a bright and airy space. Aft of the main saloon are two double cabins, each with a private head. There is teak throughout and a teak and holly sole down below.