Privilège 482 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Catamaran · twin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

48.1' · 14.66 m

Disp.

25,300 lbs · 11,476 kg

First year

1992

The Privilège 482 is a definitive example of the "blueblooded" cruising catamaran, emerging from the prestigious Jeantot Marine shipyard in Les Sablesd'Olonne, France, during a pivotal era for the brand. Launched in 1992 and produced until 1996, the 482 was developed under the watchful eye of yard founder and legendary solo circumnavigator Philippe Jeantot. Designed by naval architect Guy Ribadeau Dumas, this model was built as an evolution of the successful Privilège 45 and 48 platforms, featuring lengthened transoms, a more refined hull profile, and an increased mast height to handle heavier bluewater payloads. At a time when the multihull market was transitioning from quirky beachcat derivatives to serious offshore voyagers, the Privilège 482 stood out as an overbuilt, luxurious home on the water designed for crossing oceans in absolute security.