Boats

Ready to Cruise Fully Equipped Bluewater Yacht with Premium Upgrades

Meet Latitude 25. This meticulously maintained Jeanneau 51 offers an X-Grid Mylar Mainsail and a X-Grid Mylar 100% Genoa. Sails are lighter and retain shape giving better lift than Dacron. Light Air Sails include code zero and asymmetrical with pole for clean air. 

Built for Bluewater Cruising, this Jeanneau 51 is more than a luxury cruiser—it’s a proven offshore platform, thoughtfully equipped for serious passagemaking and extended time aboard.

Designed by Philippe Briand with performance and safety at the forefront, her hull form delivers a confident, stable ride in offshore conditions while remaining responsive and enjoyable under sail. The shoal draft keel opens access to destinations like the Bahamas and Chesapeake Bay without compromising offshore capability.

Her sail plan is optimized for versatility and ease of handling, featuring an in-mast furling mainsail, upgraded X-Grid Mylar performance sails, Code Zero, and asymmetrical spinnaker—allowing efficient sailing across a wide range of wind conditions. Electric winches, a bow thruster, and well-designed deck layout make shorthanded sailing both practical and safe.

Below deck, she is fully outfitted for long-term independence. A watermaker, washer/ dryer, solar array, large battery bank, and 8kW generator provide reliable off-grid capability, while three-zone air conditioning ensures comfort in any climate. Ample fuel and water capacity support extended passages with fewer stops.

The yacht’s robust systems—including a Yanmar 110HP engine, shaft drive, Max-Prop, and redundant navigation electronics—deliver the reliability and redundancy expected of a true bluewater cruiser.

On deck, features like the secure cockpit, full enclosure, wide side decks, and integrated safety equipment—including liferaft and high-quality ground tackle—enhance both safety and livability at sea.

Whether you’re planning coastal cruising, island hopping, or offshore passages, this Jeanneau 51 is exceptionally well prepared to take you there in comfort, safety, and style.

Key Highlights

3-cabin / 2-head layout plus utility room in Alpi Oak

Shoal draft (5’8”)—ideal for the Chesapeake Bay and Bahamas

Full air conditioning for comfort throughout

Onan generator (serviced 10/2025)

Yanmar 4JH110CR engine with shaft drive (serviced 10/2025)

Expanded fuel capacity (127 gallons total)

In-mast furling mainsail with 100% genoa

Raymarine electronics suite

Exceptionally well maintained—ready to cruise immediately

Bottom paint completed in April, 2026

Custom arch supporting a 2019 Highfield Tender (20hp Tohatsu)

The Jeanneau 51 showcases the innovations that define the Jeanneau line: refined craftsmanship, outstanding onboard comfort, and effortless handling.

As noted by Sail Magazine, it’s “an ideal size for a cruising couple or for entertaining less experienced guests—comfortable offshore yet equally enjoyable for casual sailing.”

Designed by naval architect Philippe Briand and interior designer Andrew Winch, this model draws inspiration from the Jeanneau 54. Every living space has been carefully considered, with premium materials and attention to detail creating a refined and luxurious onboard experience.

Accommodations

This three-cabin, two-head layout in Alpi Natural Oak is designed for both comfort and practicality.

The forward master stateroom features a queen-size innerspring berth, seating on both sides, generous storage, and abundant natural light from hull ports and overhead hatches. The en-suite head includes a quiet electric toilet and a separate shower.

The main saloon offers a spacious L-shaped settee with a convertible table that lowers into a queen berth, plus an additional settee that doubles as a sea berth. Large hull windows, multiple hatches, and soft grey Alcantara upholstery create a bright, inviting space. A retractable 32” TV, integrated wine storage, and ambient LED lighting enhance onboard living.

A forward-facing navigation station sits to port with all key controls within easy reach. Adjacent is a day head with separate shower and dual access from the saloon and aft VIP cabin.

The aft VIP cabin includes a queen berth, ample storage, and private access to the head. The starboard aft cabin provides a comfortable double berth and additional storage.

Interior upgrades include upholstered finishes, enhanced lighting, and multiple Sirocco fans for airflow.

The U-shaped galley to starboard features Corian countertops, double sinks, generous storage, a 3-burner stove with oven, microwave, refrigeration, fridge/freezer system and separate freezer drawer with ice maker. Aft is a utility room with additional refrigeration and space for laundry or storage.

Construction

Solid hand-laid fiberglass hull with protective barrier coat

Reinforced internal structure bonded for strength and durability

Acrylic hull ports bonded externally

High-performance bonded bulkheads

Prisma Process® injected deck construction

Shoal-draft epoxy-encapsulated keel (5’8”) (10,472lbs)

Engine & Systems

Yanmar 110HP diesel (approx. 1200 hours)

3-blade folding propeller and bow thruster

Onan 8kW generator (300 hours)

2000W inverter

Dual fuel tanks (127 gallons total)

169-gallon water capacity

40L hot water heater

Performance & Sailing:

Performance mast

X-Grid Mylar upgraded mainsail

Code Zero sail

Asymmetrical spinnaker

Max-Prop feathering propeller

Shoal draft keel

Electronics & Navigation

Raymarine system with dual Axiom Pro displays at each helm

Autopilot with gyrocompass

AIS Class B transceiver

Quantum radar

ICOM VHF

Wind, depth, and multifunction displays

Deck & Equipment

ACR EPIRB

Electric folding aft terrace with swim ladder and teak decking

Spacious cockpit with dining for six and full cushions

Full bimini and protective covers

Anchor windlass with remote control and chain counter

Mantus 85 lb anchor with 200’ chain

Winslow Liferaft (certified through June 2028)

Highfiled tender with 20HP outboard 

Extensive cruising gear included

This Jeanneau 51 is exceptionally well outfitted for serious cruising while maintaining the comfort and style expected of a modern luxury yacht—ready to step aboard and set sail immediately.