Jeanneau Yachts 54 Information, Review, Specs

Boat drawing
Make
Jeanneau
Model
Yachts 54
Number Built
Production Year(s)
2015 - ??

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History and Design:

  • Designed by Philippe Briand (hull and deck profile) and Andrew Winch (interior).
  • Launched in 2015, smaller sister to the Jeanneau 64.
  • Hull designed for seaworthy treatment and timeless lines.
  • Andrew Winch has a long collaboration with Jeanneau on the Yachts line.
  • Jeanneau's ethos during this era emphasizes "elegance, performance, and comfort," "liveable boats" with clever layouts and comfortable amenities, and advanced construction like resin infusion.

Sailing Performance and Handling:

  • Described as a "sturdy cruiser".
  • "Plenty of power, yet delivers in the full range of conditions".
  • "Not a racing boat," rig is moderate, designed for ease of handling.
  • In-mast furling is standard.
  • Bow thrusters and "state of the art steering" enable easy handling, "as if she were a yacht half her size".
  • Handles well in 30 knots of wind.
  • Solid construction and a "tried and true canoe body".

Accommodations and Layout:

  • Interior filled with "luxurious details and ideal for relaxation".
  • "Contemporary and sophisticated interior design, with a customisable layout".
  • "Spacious living cockpit" and "easy and discreet management of the deck systems".
  • Deck areas are considered as much part of the accommodation as the interior, with "enormous amount of comfortable and civilised deck and cockpit space".
  • "Clever VIP interior layout".
  • Large windows allow natural light.
  • Designed to provide "home comfort" and "incredibly comfortable at rest".
  • Some negatives noted: tight cabin entrances, desire for larger engine access panels.
  • "Spacious cabins with well-kept finishes".

Owner's Perspectives:

  • Positive feedback on "livability" and "build quality".
  • Fiberglass stringers used in this generation of Jeanneaus.
  • Some owners have noted "The BIG PROBLEM with JEANNEAU" related to port lights or windows.
  • Through-hull fittings and seacocks might not be of very good quality from the factory.

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Measurements

Construction & Hull

Construction Material
Fiberglass (Solid)
Hull Type
Monohull Sailboat
Keel Type
Bulb
Rudder
1x Spade
Ballast
10240 lbs
Displacement
37840 lbs
Water Capacity
191 gal
Fuel Capacity
63 gal

Engine

Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
Engine Type
Engine HP
75
Engine Count
1
Drive Type
Fuel Type
Diesel
Hover over a measurement
IJPE FS LOALWL

Rig & Sails

Rig Type
Fractional Sloop
P (Main Luff)
58.99 ft
E (Main Foot)
19.06 ft
I (Foretriangle Height)
63.09 ft
J (Foretriangle Base)
21.78 ft
Forestay Length (est)
66.74 ft
Main Sail Area
562.17 sqft
Foretriangle Sail Area
687.05 sqft
Total Sail Area (Reported)
1250 sqft
Total Sail Area (Calc)
1249.22 sqft

Dimensions

LOA
53.02 ft
LWL
46.75 ft
Beam
16.14 ft
Draft
7.35 ft
Max Headroom
-
Air Draft
73.5 ft

Calculations

Hull Speed
9.16 kn
Pounds per Inch Immersion
2