Jayana

We are selling our magnificent Beneteau Sense 50 sailboat which has successfully sailed the seas and oceans. With quality equipment and solid construction, this sailboat has been our home for many amazing adventures. We acquired Jayana new in 2012 and we lived aboard full time for almost 4 years and covered 30,000 nautical miles during our ownership. All equipment has been regularly maintained and is in perfect working order. Jayana having participated in two ocean crossings under the aegis of the ARC, you can be sure that you are buying a boat ready to set out again on new adventures with all the safety equipment necessary to navigate in complete safety.

Jayana is equipped to travel with the greatest comfort: air conditioning, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine, generator, watermaker, rigid dinghy with console and steering wheel, cockpit with table convertible into a sunbed, etc. The saloon can easily be converted into a dance floor or a home theater thanks to a modular table and a unique entertainment system for a boat. At the end of the day, exhausted after a busy day, you will be welcomed horizontally on a Tempur-pedic Cloud Breeze mattress to sleep like if you were on a cloud.

The Beneteau Sense features a unique design among monohulls. The living spaces on board are arranged with rest areas separated from the living areas. Thus, the cockpit has been lowered to sacrifice the cabins at the rear of the boat. This decision makes it possible to fit out a much larger cockpit than a traditional monohull separated by only three steps from the saloon. Thus, communications are possible between the occupants of the saloon and the cockpit, which is unprecedented on a monohull. The aft cabins are replaced by huge lockers, to accommodate the technical areas of the boat (engine access, generator, watermaker, A/C, pumps, electrical panels). Above all, it is a vast space to store spare parts, sails, tools and all the games you will want to bring on your trip. (diving, fishing, cycling, surfing, etc.) The lowered cockpit offers increased safety when crossing, being placed much closer to the boat’s center of gravity. The hull of the boat is more efficient than the Oceanis range and inspired from racing boats. It’s a boat that sails effortlessly at 8 knots and in general your speed will be between 50-70% of TWS, depending on your sails and AWA. Light air performance is great with the Code 0, which is a must for sailing in the Mediterranean. 

The tender with Eurohelm console allows you to move around in comfort and elegance. A powerful 20hp engine ensures planing speed with 5 occupants on board. You will appreciate the luxury of an electric starter as well as a button to modify the inclination of the engine.

This sailboat can comfortably accommodate up to six people in three separate cabins.

More than $88,000 have been invested in 2022 to renew many components: windlass, batteries, running and standing rigging, code 0, bimini, lazy jack, cockpit upholstery, etc. Jayana ends her current voyage in June ’23 and can be delivered anywhere between Miami and Lake Champlain. She will be ready to leave immediately for new adventures.

(USD) $395,000

Contact us for more information and to schedule a visit.

 

Specifications

• Hull length: 14.98m (49.15 pieds)
• Beam: 4.85m (15.91 pieds)
• Draft: 1.75m (5′ 6″)  
• Displacement: 15,295kg, 33,720 lbs
• Sail area: 127 m2 (avec génois)
• Hull material: Polyester
• Engine: Yanmar 4JH4-HTE, turbo diesel 75HP, xxx heures
• Water tanks: 200L + 300L = 500L
• Fuel tanks: 415L + 415L = 830L

Factory options

• Dock & Go (now replaced with a traditional sail drive)
• aluminum arch
• short keel (5 ‘ 6″)
• starboard cabin with bunk beds
• Sensation package: (kitchen exhaust hood, stove with 3 burners, electric  cockpit table, washdown pump, electric blinds, electric companionway door, port cockpit table with integrated bench)
• electric winches (x 4)
• code 0 sail on furler
• generator 7.5 kW 115V
• air conditioning 24,000 BTU
• microwave
• dishwasher
• electric toilets  (x 2)
• radar / AIS
• folding propeller

Additions

2012-2014

• Interlux Interprotect
• dark grey Pettit Vivid antifouling (3 black + 1 white)
• custom bimini and dodger
• 6kg front loading washing machine (Samsung WF60F4E0N2W)
• storage cabinet in port shower
• staysail on furler
• Ultra anchor with 125′ of chain + 200′ of rope
• 4x solar panels Aurinco 100W & 115W on aft arch (430W)
• 5x Solbian flexible solar panel on bimini (560W)
• solar controller MPPT networked BlueSky Energy
• Noland RS11 to send Yanmar data to the NMEA 2000 bus
• HAM radio ICOM M802
• VHF radio ICOM M604
• router Bullet M2 with 9DB antenna to capture network wifi remote (max range ~3 miles)
• Airport Extreme wifi router
• Clarion amplifier and 5.1 decoder Gefen HDMI/Dolby (4 x HDMI)
• 5x Cambridge Audio speakers and subwoofer for surround sound 
• RGB LED in the cabin for night navigation and festive lighting
• Tempur-Pedic mattress in forward cabin (Cloud Breeze)
• Temper-Pedic mattress toppers in starbord cabin
• remote control for autopilot
• integrated arch lighting
• electric pump to facilitate the oil of the engine and the generator changes
• RIB dinghy Achiles HB-315DX
• Tohatsu 20hp outboard with electric starter and tilt
• Eurohelm console with steering and remote controls for outboard engine

2022

• bowsprit from Beneteau Sense 51
• detachable lateral enclosure for bimini
• multifunction B&G Vulcan screen on port helm with Forward Scan probe
• tri-color mast head light
• Starlink

Replacements

2023

• upgrade Axiom 9 at helm station (2018) for Axion 9+ 

2022

• cockpit cushions
• standing rigging
• running rigging (halyards, sheet and reefing lines)
• Cat5 networking cables in mast
• adjustable carts for Genoa sheet lines
• original Code 0 replaced with a 109 sq. mt in Kevlar
• windlass (motor and all components at the bow)
• bow truster 12/24V relay box
• radar radome for a Raymarine Doppler unit
• AIS Vesper to replace the old Raymarine AIS 650
• AIS/VHF Splitter
• main battery bank (5x 4D Victron 220amp/h) for a total capacity of 1100 amp/h
• alternator (80 amps)
• solar panel (x1) that had been ripped from the arch in strong winter winds
• port cabin A/C Air handler
• chilled water pump for AC
• electronic card for AC chiller unit
• electric motor cleaning and new brushes for water maker vane pump
• Dyneema ropes for dinghy lifting system inside the aft arch
• genoa furler (Facnor LS200) rebuild
• custom 2012 bimini replaced by Epure in France with additional inox tubing to support solar panels
• original lazy bag replaced by Epure
• Dock and Go replaced by new Yanmar SD40 saildrive
• deck hatch replaced (x2)
• leather on steering wheels
• genoa UV protection
• VHF antenna
• hatch blinds and mosquito nets
• original LED ceiling lighting for galley and saloon
• subwoofer
• faucets, hinges & showers
• outboard propeller
• dinghy depth sounder
• inflatable fenders
• docking lines

2017-2019

• shave masthead box for spinnaker halyard (two halyard instead of one, inserted in the mast profile instead of externally riveted
• upgrade e90w (helm) and e120w (chart table) chart plotters to the latest Raymarine series: Axiom 9 and Axiom 12
• saloon and front cabin air handlers

2012-14

• Cristec (x 2) by Pro Nautic chargers for main battery bank
• Danby dishwasher by Fisher Paykel dishwasher. The cabinets were modified to accommodate the new unit which is 2 cm wider and 1.5 cm deeper.
• rails for trash compartment replaced with high quality Blum rails
• tap + foot (salt, fresh) water pump has been replaced by a tap water with filter cartridge charcoal (Waterchef)
• manual valves were replaced by a set of one-way valve (check valve) to use the foot pump in case of failure of the electric pump for the fresh water in the galley.
• the OEM Pioneer radio/DVD player has been replaced by a Fusion MS-IP700i with Bluetooth interface.
• the two Bose speakers (2.1 Acoustimass system) were replaced with 5  Cambridge Audio speakers (MIN21) in 5.1 configuration. Subwoofer relocated in a compartment with openings to let out the sound waves.
• bow thruster propellers with newer design (20% quieter and 5% more efficient)
• bow thruster batteries
• pulley box at the mast head that allows two halyard instead of one. Allows for the code 0 to remain in place while using the spinnaker. The new box is inserted inside the mast to increase its load bearing as the old, riveted box, wouldn’t resist when using the spinnaker.
• relocate Raymarine connectors that were too close to the bilge to avoid corrosion.

Improvements

• cooling circuit of the generator:
  1. strainer was moved near thru-hull, before the check valve
  2. installation of an aerator to remove air bubbles
  3. addition of an electric pump powered by the genset
• additional storage in a hidden corner close to the navigation table
• panel added behind the utensils drawer so that they fall over in the bilge when the boat is heeled to starboard
• taffeta on the code 0 (for sun protection)
• added electricity region selector box: US (110V) or EU (220V). Therefore, the air conditioning, battery chargers and water heaters can work when plugged anywhere in the world
• Added an adaptor to connect butane tanks to the propane system
• Relocate depth sounder connections to the Raymarine network away from the probe to avoid corrosion
• additional 110V outlets in the galley and in the port lazarette

Security equipment

The mandatory safety equipment to join the World Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) events is present on board.

• liferaft Plastimo Transocean 6 (for 6 people, new from 2022)
• EBIRP
• satellite phone for emergency calls and taking emails on the high seas (Iridium 9555 with RedPort Optimizer
• AIS transponder
• passive radar deflector (x2, one inflatable to meet ARC size requirements)
• pyrotechnic fires
• two man overboard recovery systems
• two sets of navigation lights (including a tricolor at the top of the mast)
• life jacket with integrated harnesses (x4)

The boat also has many spare parts and specific tools.

Exclusions: Parasailor, items related to nautical sports (paddle board, wing foil, scuba diving, snorkelling)