2007 Jeanneau 39
$145,000
Boat in Milwaukee, WI 53210 US
Built in 2007
39
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39 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
Specifications
Overall length 38' 11"
Hull length 38' 2"
Waterline length 35' 2"
Beam 12' 9"
Displacement (light load with deep keel) 16,163 lbs
Performance keel draft cast iron fin keel with elongated bulb 7' 3"
Performance keel weight 4,629 lbs.
Architect/designer M. Lombard
Water2 rotomolded tanks located under forward and aft berths with separate deck fills 94 GAL
Fuel rotomolded tank located under aft berth with deck fill 34 GAL
Holding tank rotomolded tank located in head compartment with valve for overboard discharge via gravity and deck fitting for pump out 22 Usgal
Fridge compartment with vertical access 47 Usgal
Sails
Performance mainsail Quantum Prestige series tri-radial with sandwich construction of double taffeta layers for form stability and Rutgerson rolling cars, 2 automatic reefs and a 3rd classic reef point 420 sqft
Performance furling genoa 123% tri-radial Quantum Prestige series with sandwich construction of double taffeta layers for firm stability and Sunbrella UV luff protection, Rutgerson stainless steel eyes 409 sqft
Spinnaker
Total sail area 829 sqft
Sail handling
Lazy bag in Sunbrella Captain Navy fabric with integrated lazy jacks
Genoa winches 2 x Harken 44.2 self-tailing winches
Coach roof winches 2 x Harken 40.2 self-tailing winches
Winch handles 2 x Harken handles with ball-bearing grip
Line jammers Spinlock, on both sides of coach roof with Harken return blocks
Mainsheet traveler roof-mounted big boat traveler with ball-bearing car, ends, control lines lead aft to cockpit
Mast and Rigging
Selden aluminum with double spreaders, spinnaker track mounted forward.
Standing rigging discontinuous 1 x 9 stainless steel wire
Backstay adjustable via a block and tackle system and bridle-mounted car
Genoa furler Facnor LX racing series with removable drum, double sail slot and round profile, mounted to stem head fitting, furling line lead aft to roof winch
Running rigging Dyneema mainsail halyard, genoa halyard, spinnaker halyard, mainsheet, genoa sheets
Rigid boom vang with gas cylinder and control line lead aft to the cockpit
Cockpit
Teak inlay on seating area, transom and transom steps
Cockpit lockers 2 lockers under bench seats and 1 lazarette locker under port helm seat for technical access to steering system
Life raft locker located in dedicated compartment between helm seats
Cockpit table folding injection-molded fiberglass table with storage, cup holders, stainless steel handrail, courtesy lighting, 12v plug
Gas locker located in lazarette locker under starboard helm seat, room for 2-10-gal gas bottle with connection to gas system and cut-off valve under stove in the galley
Wheels 2 leather-covered steering wheels with compasses at each steering position and stainless steel grabrails.
Emergency tiller with chrome fitting in cockpit floor
Instrumentation dedicated space for instruments within easy reach of helm positions, room for GPS chartplotter mounted at aft end of cockpit table with easy viewing from each helm
Engine controls throttle and engine control panel mounted at starboard helm, engine panel includes RPM gauge, warning lights, ignition
Swim ladder folding stainless steel ladder mounted on transom
Cockpit shower retractable hot and cold water shower with tap
Anchor locker forward, lockable, room for anchor and tackle, integrated area, holder for windlass handle
Deck Hardware
Bow pulpit open stainless steel with teak step, navigation lights and integrated wiring for lights
Stern pulpit stainless steel with flag holder, buoy cradle and integrated wiring passage for GPS antenna
Electric windless Quick 1000W combination rope and chain, vertical-mounted in the anchor locker hand-held remote
Anchor roller double stainless-steel fitting
Lifelines double level of stainless-steel lifelines with PVC coating, stainless steel stanchions
Lifeline gates opening gates on each side
Toe rail teak profile with 6 integrated stainless-steel chocks and drainage for side deck
Cleats 4 x aluminum mooring cleats forward and aft
Midship cleats 2 x aluminum mooring cleats placed on side deck near midship chocks
Handrails sculpted, long teak handrails on coach roof for secure movement forwards
Construction
Deck Prisma Process injected deck, ISO gelcoat surface, discontinuous blas block coring
Hull solid hand-laid ISO gelcoat surface, vinylester resin in outer skin to protect against osmosis
Structure 3rd generation inner fiberglass grid, high-load zones cut out and reinforced, drainage system through structure, special emergency repair zone in keel area
Lighting
Flush mounted chrome brass ceiling lights I saloon, head compartments and cabins
Chrome reading lights in aft cabins
Indirect halogen lighting under side decks in saloon and head compartments
Gooseneck chart light mounted at nav station
Electrical
12v alternator output 60A
Charge distributor/isolator
Engine start battery capacity, battery located under aft starboard berth
Domestic battery bank capacity, batteries located under port aft berths
Positive battery switch for engine and domestic bank and general cut-off switch mounted on panel in aft cabin
Shorepower 115v inlet with differential breaker, one 115v plug per cabin , 115v plug in galley and nav station + 40A battery charger, multi-phase
Electrical panel with 2v breakers, 115v breakers, 12v ammeter, 12v consumption meter, 12v consumption meter, 12v charging meter
12v plug per cabin and at nav station
Plumbing
Hot and cold pressurized water distribution through-out the boat via semi-rigid hose
"Heavy-duty" water pump and accumulator tank for consistent water pressure
10 Usgal hot water tank that is connected to engine heat exchanger and to a 115v electrical system
Chromed shower faucet in washroom
Electric bilge pump on float switch and manual dual-action pump in cockpit
Digital water level display
Shower sump equipped with individual electric pump with filters and on-off switches
Large manual pump marine toilet (new pump in 8/2025)
Engine and Steering
Yanmar 3JH4E 40HP, 29.4Kw diesel engine
Fully soundproofed engine compartment with engine access behind stairwell and from aft cabin
Stainless steel propeller shaft 30mm diameter
Fuel/water separator
Built-in muffler, forced air ventilation and stainless-steel exhaust fitting aft
Feathering propeller, add performance under power, low-speed maneuvering backing and less drag under sail
Fiberglass rudder with stainless steel shaft
Patented self-aligning rudder bearings for lower friction
Comfort Features and Options
Fixed hull ports with track-mounted curtains 4
Opening cockpit and roof ports with curtains 2
Lateral fixed windows with curtains 4
Opening ports integrated into lateral windows 2
Opening deck hatches forward-facing with sun blinds integrated into headliner 4
Combination shade/insect screen for deck hatches
CD/radio player in saloon
Saloon stereo speakers x2
Cockpit speakers x2 watertight
Interior features and option
Wood
Fine Teak Interior laminated panels with solid wood trim around galley, companionway and cabinetry finished in satin UV stabilized varnish
Laminated floorboards with light-colored lines, finished in satin UV stabilized varnish, varnished edges
Forward Cabin
Forward owner's cabin with central berth and storage forward of the berth
Double berth with wood trim, high density foam mattress
Double cabinet with shelves and hanging rod
Wood hull liner with storage shelf, vinyl liner above shelf
Twin Aft Cabins
Double berths, high density foam 6'7" x 4'10"
Deep cabinet with shelves and hanging
Wood hull liner with storage shelf, vinyl liber above shelf
Head compartment aft with sink, shower, clothes hook, mirror, towel holder, toilet paper holder, wastebasket, cabinet above sink, shower sump with grate and electric drainage pump, access from saloon
Navigation saloon
Navigation station full function with genera electrical panel, room for the latest in GPS chartplotters and bookshelf
Sliding nav desk that can be placed in forward-facing position for increased seating with curved nav seat and storage underneath
Deep navigation desk with storage
Saloon
Saloon with U-shaped seating area to starboard, wrap-around cushions and storage under seating area
Saloon dining table with wood fiddles, removable pedestal legs
Bar locker and bottle storage
Upper storage cabinets
Lounge seating to port with plush cushions and cushions facing tables
Companionway with cured wood steps and non-slip strips
Plexiglass companionway door with dedicated storage location in the aft starboard cabin
Galley
Galley with double stainless-steel sinks with cover and reversible cutting board, solid surface countertops, chrome plumbing fittings, strange cabinets and drawers
L-galley to port with glass separator between galley counter and seating area
Gimballed 2-burner stove with oven with stainless steel protection bar
Luxury 2-burner stove with black finish, wood handle, stainless steel oven/broiler
Single fridge box with freezer area, wire baskets, interior lighting comes on when door opened, 12v refrigeration and integrated compressor
Headroom
Forward cabin 6'2"
Aft cabins 6'5"
Companionway 6'6"
Saloon 6'3"
Galley 6'4"
C Cushions for side benches and each helm station
Sails
Quantum Sunbrella Mainsail SailPack
Quantum MC6000 16K DPI Race/Cruiser Mainsail 42.110m2
Quantum MC6000 16K DPI Racer/Cruiser Genoa 41.472m2
Nort Sails Asymmetric Code 1.5A Norlon 75 with Snuffer sock
Instruments
B&G Triton 2 Digital Display(4)
B&G Triton2 Autopilot Controller/Display
B&G VHF W/L Handset, H50
B&G H50 VHF Marine Radio with AIS and DSC
B&G Zeus3-9 Multifunction Display
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 9/25/25 | Initial price | $145,000 |
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Overview from around the web 2007 Jeanneau 39
Customers consistently praise the 2007 Jeanneau 39 for its excellent blend of performance, comfort, and style
Many highlight its spacious and well-designed interior, noting the quality craftsmanship and practical layout that make extended cruising enjoyable. The boat’s handling is often described as responsive and smooth, making it suitable for both seasoned sailors and those newer to sailing. Owners also appreciate the solid build and reliable systems, which contribute to confidence during offshore passages. Overall, the 2007 Jeanneau 39 is regarded as a versatile and dependable cruiser that offers great value in its class.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2007 Jeanneau 39 is a popular cruiser known for its blend of performance, comfort, and style. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Jeanneau 39 offers a well-designed layout with ample living space, including comfortable cabins and a large saloon, making it ideal for extended cruising or family sailing.
Good Performance: With a balanced hull and efficient sail plan, the boat delivers responsive handling and solid sailing performance in a variety of conditions.
Quality Build: Jeanneau is known for quality craftsmanship, and the 2007 model features durable construction materials and attention to detail throughout.
Modern Design: The sleek, contemporary lines and large windows provide excellent natural light below deck and a stylish appearance.
Easy Handling: Features like a manageable sail plan and well-placed controls make the boat accessible for short-handed crews or less experienced sailors.
Solid Storage: Plenty of storage compartments and tank capacities support longer voyages without sacrificing comfort.
Cons
Limited Engine Power: Some owners find the standard engine a bit underpowered for heavy weather or motor-sailing situations.
Maintenance Needs: As with many boats of this age, ongoing maintenance and occasional upgrades may be necessary to keep systems running smoothly.
Cockpit Size: While comfortable, the cockpit may feel a bit tight for larger groups or when hosting guests during social outings.
Price Point: Depending on condition and equipment, the Jeanneau 39 can be priced at a premium compared to similar boats, reflecting its quality and features.
Headroom: Although adequate, the cabin headroom may be a bit limited for taller individuals, which is common in boats of this size.
Made For
The 2007 Jeanneau 39 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts seeking a versatile and comfortable cruiser. It suits couples or small families who want a spacious and well-designed yacht for coastal cruising or extended voyages. With its blend of performance, ease of handling, and ample living space, it appeals to both experienced sailors and those looking to step up their sailing adventures in style and comfort.
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