This 2010 model is an owner’s version with 3 cabins, 3 heads, and an office. It’s been home to a family of five for the past 2.5 years, and it’s the perfect setup for any family ready to embark on their sailing adventure.

A note from her owners:

“The Grand Cru has been more than just a boat - it’s been our home and our gateway to endless adventures. She has carried us safely through 24 countries, across both calm seas and raging storms, always proving her strength and reliability. Fully equipped for long-term, off-the-grid living, she has given us the freedom to explore remote islands and untouched horizons.

We want to make this transition as smooth as possible, just as the previous owners did for us. We’re happy to answer any questions - before and after the purchase - because we know how important it is to have the right guidance when stepping into a new adventure.

The boat was built in Bordeaux, France, which is why she carries her signature red color. Her name, Grand Cru, is inspired by the renowned French wine, reflecting both quality and heritage. The phrase on the sail bag, In Vino Veritas, means "When wine comes in, the truth comes out”

Key Details:

• Length: 39.3 ft (11.97 m)
• Beam: 23.79 ft (7.25 m)
• Draft: 3.97 ft (1.21 m)
• Displacement: 22,531 lbs (10,220 kg)
• Sail Area: 903 sq.ft (84 m²)
• Fuel Capacity: 106 gallons (400 liters)
• Water Capacity: 158 gallons (600 liters)
• Engines: 2 x 39 HP diesel engines
• Dinghy: New 25 HP 2-stroke engine (2023)
• Haul out (antifouling and sail drive service): October 2024

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Upgrades and Equipment:

• Solar Panels: 1,350 watts
• Battery Banks: Lithium (2024): 690 Ah 
• Lead Acid: 540 Ah
• Generator: 7 kW
• Washer Machine
• Extra large beds
• Air conditioning
• Watermaker: 12v, 60 Liters per hour, working from solar power. Full refit and new membrane (2025)
• High, stainless steel rigid railing
• ​Full cockpit and helm station enclosure