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1999 Jeanneau 34.2
sail
used
Listed 0 days ago
Specifications
Make
Jeanneau
Model
34.2
Year
1999
Length
33.8ft (10.3m)
Beam
3.29m
Draft
1.70m
Hull Material
GRP
Engine
Yanmar 3GM30, 27hp, 2970 hours
Fuel Type
diesel
Location
Falmouth, United Kingdom
Equipment & Extras
- Designer
- Jacques Fauroux
- Water tanks
- 189 litres drinking water tank
- Displacement
- 4,651 kg
- Name of boat
- Ithica
- Fuel capacity
- 106 litres
- Plastimo inflatable dingy
- Suzuki 4-stroke 2.5HP outboard engine
- Electric anchor windlass
- 35Lb CQR anchor with galvanised chain & warp
- Warps & fenders
- Fender step
- Halyard bags
- Transom shower
- Transom bathing ladder
- 2 x Harken ST40 cockpit winches
- Sprayhood with grab rail
- Cockpit tent
- 2 x large cushioned seats for cockpit
- Removable cockpit table
- Horseshoe lifebuoy x 3
- Danbuoy
- Jackstays
- 2 x 70AH domestic 12V Batteries
- 1x 65AH engine battery
- Flexible Solar Panel with Photonic Universe controller and LCD display
- 12V Distribution Panel
- Battery Monitoring System
- 220V Shore power
- Pressurised hot & cold water system
- Calorifier with immersion heater
- Eberspacher diesel heater
- 2 x Camping Gaz cylinders in cockpit locker
- Gas detection alarm
- Instrument pod at binnacle
- Autohelm ST50 Tridata Log/Speed/Depth
- Autohelm ST50 wind
- Autohelm ST4000 wheelpilot
- Garmin GPS 128 at chart table
- Chart Plotter at chart table
- ICOM IC-M421 VHF DSC radio at chart table
- Masthead twin spreader rig
- Standing rigging replaced in 2023
- Radar reflector
- Spinnaker pole
- Fully battened mainsail with three reefing points
- Reefing lines led back to companionway clutches
- Stackpack with lazyjacks
- Furling genoa
- Furlex 200S genoa furling system
- Storm Jib
- Spinnaker
- Sleeps up to eight in three cabins plus saloon
- Forward cabin with double berth
- Light & airy saloon with oval table
- Saloon seating converts to double berth with infill
- Generous storage
- Linear galley
- Twin sinks with wooden covers
- Gas cooker with oven and two rings
- Fridge
- Navigation station on starboard side
- Head/shower on port side
- Port and starboard aft cabins
Description
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><span><p></p><h5></h5><p>Design and Build</p>
<p>The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 is a well-presented two-cabin cruising yacht designed by Jacques Fauroux. Known for her balanced sailing characteristics, the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 offers a practical layout and a reassuring feel under sail. As a result, she remains a popular choice for comfortable family cruising and coastal sailing.</p>
<p>Engine and Mechanical</p>
<p>Powered by the desirable Yanmar 3GM30 27hp inboard diesel, this Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 benefits from a proven and economical engine installation. Importantly, the yacht has recently been ashore, where she was antifouled and had her topsides polished. Consequently, she is presented ready for the 2025 season.</p>
<p>Sails and Deck Gear</p>
<p>The conventional sail plan includes a fully battened mainsail and a good-quality headsail. In addition, a cruising chute is included, providing flexibility for light-wind sailing. This setup makes the yacht easy to handle while still offering rewarding performance.</p>
<p>Navigation and Equipment</p>
<p>Navigation equipment is comprehensive and well suited to coastal cruising. Systems include speed and depth instrumentation, wind instruments, an autopilot, Lowrance colour chartplotter, and Icom DSC VHF. As a result, the helm position is both practical and well equipped.</p>
<p>Cockpit and Handling</p>
<p>This Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 features wheel steering and a spacious cockpit, creating a comfortable and sociable sailing environment. Handling is predictable and forgiving, which makes her ideal for family sailing and extended coastal cruising.</p>
<p>Condition and Viewing</p>
<p>Overall, this is a well-maintained and sensibly equipped example of a proven cruising design. The yacht is available for inspection by appointment.</p>
<p>Construction<br>
GRP Hull<br>
Fin Keel<br>
Wheel Steering<br>
Built 1999<br>
White GRP topsides<br>
Engine, Stern Gear & Propulsion<br>
Inboard Yanmar 27hp diesel engine<br>
Shaft Drive<br>
2970 engine hours<br>
New engine mounts in 2024<br>
Deck Equipment<br>
Plastimo inflatable dingy<br>
Suzuki 4-stroke 2.5HP outboard engine<br>
Electric anchor windlass<br>
35Lb CQR anchor with galvanised chain & warp<br>
Warps & fenders<br>
Fender step<br>
Halyard bags<br>
Transom shower<br>
Transom bathing ladder<br>
2 x Harken ST40 cockpit winches<br>
Sprayhood with grab rail<br>
Cockpit tent<br>
2 x large cushioned seats for cockpit<br>
Removable cockpit table<br>
Horseshoe lifebuoy x 3<br>
Danbuoy<br>
Jackstays<br>
Systems<br>
2 x 70AH domestic 12V Batteries<br>
1x 65AH engine battery<br>
Flexible Solar Panel with Photonic Universe controller and LCD display<br>
12V Distribution Panel<br>
Battery Monitoring System<br>
220V Shore power<br>
Pressurised hot & cold water system<br>
Calorifier with immersion heater<br>
Eberspacher diesel heater<br>
2 x Camping Gaz cylinders in cockpit locker<br>
Gas detection alarm<br>
Navigation<br>
Instrument pod at binnacle<br>
Autohelm ST50 Tridata Log/Speed/Depth<br>
Autohelm ST50 wind<br>
Autohelm ST4000 wheelpilot<br>
Garmin GPS 128 at chart table<br>
Chart Plotter at chart table<br>
ICOM IC-M421 VHF DSC radio at chart table<br>
Rig & Sails<br>
Masthead twin spreader rig<br>
Standing rigging replaced in 2023<br>
Radar reflector<br>
Spinnaker pole<br>
Fully battened mainsail with three reefing points<br>
Reefing lines led back to companionway clutches<br>
Stackpack with lazyjacks<br>
Furling genoa<br>
Furlex 200S genoa furling system<br>
Storm Jib<br>
Spinnaker<br>
Accommodation<br>
Sleeps up to eight in three cabins plus saloon<br>
Forward cabin with double berth<br>
Light & airy saloon with oval table<br>
Saloon seating converts to double berth with infill<br>
Generous storage<br>
Linear galley<br>
Twin sinks with wooden covers<br>
Gas cooker with oven and two rings<br>
Fridge<br>
Navigation station on starboard side<br>
Head/shower on port side<br>
Port and starboard aft cabins</p>
</span>
</div>
</div>
<div id="en" lang="en">
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><span><p></p><h5></h5><p>Design and Build</p>
<p>The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 is a well-presented two-cabin cruising yacht designed by Jacques Fauroux. Known for her balanced sailing characteristics, the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 offers a practical layout and a reassuring feel under sail. As a result, she remains a popular choice for comfortable family cruising and coastal sailing.</p>
<p>Engine and Mechanical</p>
<p>Powered by the desirable Yanmar 3GM30 27hp inboard diesel, this Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 benefits from a proven and economical engine installation. Importantly, the yacht has recently been ashore, where she was antifouled and had her topsides polished. Consequently, she is presented ready for the 2025 season.</p>
<p>Sails and Deck Gear</p>
<p>The conventional sail plan includes a fully battened mainsail and a good-quality headsail. In addition, a cruising chute is included, providing flexibility for light-wind sailing. This setup makes the yacht easy to handle while still offering rewarding performance.</p>
<p>Navigation and Equipment</p>
<p>Navigation equipment is comprehensive and well suited to coastal cruising. Systems include speed and depth instrumentation, wind instruments, an autopilot, Lowrance colour chartplotter, and Icom DSC VHF. As a result, the helm position is both practical and well equipped.</p>
<p>Cockpit and Handling</p>
<p>This Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 features wheel steering and a spacious cockpit, creating a comfortable and sociable sailing environment. Handling is predictable and forgiving, which makes her ideal for family sailing and extended coastal cruising.</p>
<p>Condition and Viewing</p>
<p>Overall, this is a well-maintained and sensibly equipped example of a proven cruising design. The yacht is available for inspection by appointment.</p>
<p>Construction<br>
GRP Hull<br>
Fin Keel<br>
Wheel Steering<br>
Built 1999<br>
White GRP topsides<br>
Engine, Stern Gear & Propulsion<br>
Inboard Yanmar 27hp diesel engine<br>
Shaft Drive<br>
2970 engine hours<br>
New engine mounts in 2024<br>
Deck Equipment<br>
Plastimo inflatable dingy<br>
Suzuki 4-stroke 2.5HP outboard engine<br>
Electric anchor windlass<br>
35Lb CQR anchor with galvanised chain & warp<br>
Warps & fenders<br>
Fender step<br>
Halyard bags<br>
Transom shower<br>
Transom bathing ladder<br>
2 x Harken ST40 cockpit winches<br>
Sprayhood with grab rail<br>
Cockpit tent<br>
2 x large cushioned seats for cockpit<br>
Removable cockpit table<br>
Horseshoe lifebuoy x 3<br>
Danbuoy<br>
Jackstays<br>
Systems<br>
2 x 70AH domestic 12V Batteries<br>
1x 65AH engine battery<br>
Flexible Solar Panel with Photonic Universe controller and LCD display<br>
12V Distribution Panel<br>
Battery Monitoring System<br>
220V Shore power<br>
Pressurised hot & cold water system<br>
Calorifier with immersion heater<br>
Eberspacher diesel heater<br>
2 x Camping Gaz cylinders in cockpit locker<br>
Gas detection alarm<br>
Navigation<br>
Instrument pod at binnacle<br>
Autohelm ST50 Tridata Log/Speed/Depth<br>
Autohelm ST50 wind<br>
Autohelm ST4000 wheelpilot<br>
Garmin GPS 128 at chart table<br>
Chart Plotter at chart table<br>
ICOM IC-M421 VHF DSC radio at chart table<br>
Rig & Sails<br>
Masthead twin spreader rig<br>
Standing rigging replaced in 2023<br>
Radar reflector<br>
Spinnaker pole<br>
Fully battened mainsail with three reefing points<br>
Reefing lines led back to companionway clutches<br>
Stackpack with lazyjacks<br>
Furling genoa<br>
Furlex 200S genoa furling system<br>
Storm Jib<br>
Spinnaker<br>
Accommodation<br>
Sleeps up to eight in three cabins plus saloon<br>
Forward cabin with double berth<br>
Light & airy saloon with oval table<br>
Saloon seating converts to double berth with infill<br>
Generous storage<br>
Linear galley<br>
Twin sinks with wooden covers<br>
Gas cooker with oven and two rings<br>
Fridge<br>
Navigation station on starboard side<br>
Head/shower on port side<br>
Port and starboard aft cabins</p>
</span>
</div>
</div>
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