2015 JEANNEAU Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 469

Built by Jeanneau in 2015, the Sun Odyssey 469 is a 14.05-metre performance cruising sailboat that offers a balanced combination of comfort, sailing efficiency, and long-distance capability. Designed by Philippe Briand, this yacht delivers a stable and confident sailing experience with modern ergonomics and straightforward handling, making it an ideal platform for relaxed Mediterranean cruising, family sailing, or extended coastal passages.

This yacht is presented in excellent private ownership condition, never chartered and lightly used. Key strengths include four cabins with accommodation for up to ten guests, a generous 4.49-metre beam that creates substantial interior volume, and a practical two-head layout. The fractional sloop rig features furling mainsail and genoa systems for simple sail handling, while a gennaker on a furling system enhances downwind performance. A reliable Yammer 4JH5-CE 54 HP diesel engine, combined with an installed bow thruster, ensures confident manoeuvrability in marinas and tight anchorages. Additional features include teak cockpit and deck finishes, air conditioning, solar panels supporting off-grid autonomy, and a full suite of navigation electronics.

This Sun Odyssey 469 is well-suited for private buyers seeking a turnkey cruising platform—families planning extended passages, experienced sailors wanting a manageable yet capable vessel, or those transitioning to life under sail with reliability and comfort as priorities. Her proven design, robust build, and comprehensive equipment package make her an accessible entry point to serious cruising without compromise on seaworthiness or onboard living standards.

Bella Yacht assists buyers throughout the acquisition process, from availability checks and yacht analysis to negotiation strategy, survey coordination, documentation, refit advice, crew, delivery and post-purchase support. Our role is to help clients evaluate this yacht with clarity, compare it with relevant alternatives and secure the best possible conditions.