MOTOR YACHT / CRUISER · Used - excellent condition

Jeanneau Prestige 50.

Antibes, France

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Model year2023
Main typeMotorboat
Boat classMotor yacht / cruiser
CE design category (RCD)Category B — Offshore
Length16.10 m
Width4.50 m
Draft1.30 m
Dry weight13,500 kg
Hull materialFibreglass
Engine description2 × Volvo Penta IPS 650
Total engine power960 hp
Engine hours262 h
Engine operating conditionFully operational
Fuel typeDiesel
Drive typeShaft
Fuel capacity1,300 L
Fresh water capacity636 L
Black water capacity120 L

About this boat

This Jeanneau Prestige 50. is currently for sale in France.

This Jeanneau Prestige 50. combines a well-known design with a practical specification for its size. It is now available in France.

This Jeanneau Prestige 520 is renowned for her spacious flybridge, refined three-cabin layout, and advanced Volvo IPS pod-drive handling system. The 2023 model places a strong emphasis on seamless indoor and outdoor living, offering an expansive XXL flybridge equipped with a helm station, wet bar, dining area, and multiple sunpads. This Jeanneau Prestige 520 includes a large aft galley directly connected to the cockpit, a hydraulic swim platform and oversized hull windows designed to maximize natural light throughout the interior. This boat is nearly new and in perfect condition.

The published particulars list the boat as 16.10 m long, and 4.50 m wide. Propulsion is listed as 2 × Volvo Penta IPS 650.

Prospective buyers are welcome to arrange a viewing. Equipment, dimensions and condition remain subject to verification.
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About Jeanneau

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Jeanneau is a French boatbuilder whose history began in 1957. The yard produces sailing yachts and motorboats designed for a broad range of uses, from coastal trips and family cruising to performance sailing and offshore passages.

Its best-known ranges include Sun Odyssey and Sun Fast sailing yachts together with Cap Camarat, Merry Fisher and NC motorboats. Equipment, layouts and construction methods have evolved across generations, so the details of the individual listing remain decisive.

History and ownership. Henri Jeanneau began building boats in Les Herbiers in 1957, and the yard adopted fibreglass construction early in its history. Jeanneau joined Groupe Beneteau in 1995 and remains a distinct brand within the group, supported by a broad international dealer network.

Production and equipment. Hull production, assembly, joinery and quality control are central parts of the yard’s manufacturing work, while engines, electronics, sails and many technical systems are supplied by established marine specialists.

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