The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45 is a cruising sailboat that enjoys great prestige in the nautical sector, thanks to Jeanneau's established reputation and Philippe Briand's design. This pre-owned unit, located in Cartagena, Murcia, stands out with a length of 13.72 meters, a beam of 4.37 meters, and a draft of 2 meters, dimensions that ensure stable and comfortable sailing both on coastal trips and long passages. Its maintenance condition and recent upgrades reflect the care of its owner, who has had it in private ownership since its launch.

The Sun Odyssey 45, launched in 2015 according to the owner's data, offers three cabins and two bathrooms, configuring a spacious interior designed for life on board for families or crews seeking comfort and autonomy. The interior design is conceived for long stays, with a master cabin in the bow with an en-suite bathroom, two double cabins in the stern, a convertible saloon, a kitchen equipped with quality appliances, and leather and wood finishes that provide a warm and elegant atmosphere. Custom mattresses and fans in the cabins enhance comfort and habitability, while the integrated sound system in the cockpit, saloon, and forward cabin adds an extra touch of comfort.

On deck, this sailboat stands out for its equipment designed for autonomous sailing. It features a North Sails laminated mainsail made of Kevlar and a 130% roller genoa, both renewed in 2021, as well as an asymmetric spinnaker. The electric winch and double wheel facilitate maneuvers, while the teak in the cockpit and sides, along with the bimini and sprayhood, provide protection and elegance. The custom solar arch, 950 W solar panels, wind generator, and lithium bank allow for remarkable energy independence, complemented by a Schenker Zen 50 water generator and a complete Victron system with advanced monitoring.

The onboard electronics are state-of-the-art, featuring a Raymarine Quantum radar, Raymarine Axiom Pro 9 plotter, autopilot, AIS, ST60 repeaters, and a complete communications system, including Navtex and Iridium Go. In terms of safety, it includes an EPIRB, a liferaft for six people, updated flares, bilge pumps, and automatic life jackets, reinforcing peace of mind during the voyage. The retractable bow thruster, Max Prop propeller, and shaft transmission demonstrate a focus on maneuverability and performance.

Located in Cartagena, a privileged nautical enclave in the province of Murcia, this sailboat is ideal for experienced sailors seeking a robust, well-equipped vessel ready to undertake long voyages with complete autonomy and safety, without sacrificing the comfort and elegance that characterize Jeanneau.