Description
| Length |
13.4 |
| Beam |
4.25 |
| Draft |
2.2 m |
| Engine |
Yanmar 54 |
| Designer |
Phillipe Briand |
| Builder |
Jeanneau Yachts France |
| Construction |
GRP |
| Launched |
2014 |
This beautiful Jeanneau 44 DS is only four years old. She is a two cabin layout with the walnut interior finish. She has twin helm with easy water access and great lounging areas. Great visibility is achievable through the raised saloon, with large deckhouse windows. The unique aft master cabin is spacious and very comfortable with great visibility to the exterior. There is long list of extras. Only 415 hours on the motor.
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The natural light that floods into the interior via the big deck saloon windows and a variety of overhead hatches is impressive, even compared to other contemporary designs. Headroom is also generous, even for the tallest people, at up to two metres. The saloon is a wide space taking up the full 4.24m width of the hull. Handrails under the windows on each side and inset into the deck head assist in moving safely around at sea. Theres ample seating and lounging space, as well as a large navigation station with dedicated stowage for a laptop computer. The galley is a decent size, with moulded worktops that benefit from deep fiddles and twin sinks The forward cabin occupies all the space forward of the mast, with room for an island bed, a generous en-suite heads and a huge dressing table. The aft cabin is sure to win you over offer such a feeling of space. An enormous king-size bed is fringed on both sides with banks of stowage, plus a pair of corner seats. The opening transom window above the head of the berth is a neat touch that adds to the natural light and feeling of space. Saloon upholstery is deluxe faux leather. There are blinds for all the windows.
