The Jeanneau Sun Fast 37 was designed by Jacques Fauroux to blend responsive sailing characteristics with a comfortable and practical interior accommodations worthy of extended weekend or longer coastal passages. 

Beach House is an example of the desirable two-cabin layout of this concept, featuring a more spacious interior than three cabin variants. This creates a large aft stateroom with generous storage, and a separate shower and toilet compartment in the head. The L-shaped galley is optimized for cooking underway with a layout that provides adequate handholds and proper countertop working space. A large refrigerator/freezer, deep twin stainless sinks, and two-burner Eno stove and oven are surrounded by solid-surface countertops. 

The main salon has a large seating area with a center table that can be lowered to create an additional berthing space. Athwartships settees with storage are positioned ahead of a forward-facing navigation station, providing an inclusive feel to guests and crew. The entire salon area is bathed is honey-colored teak with plenty of natural light and ventilation. A V-berth forward includes hanging locker storage and comfortable bedding.

If your plans involve weekend getaways, club racing, or coastal cruising, Beach House delivers an exceptional blend of sailing performance, comfort, and quality. 

Key Features

• Mainsail stack pack system
• Custom dodger
• New lazy jacks
• Newer running rigging
• New batteries
• Newer Garmin plotter at helm
• Garmin AIS transponder
• Raymarine ST60-series depth/wind/speed
• Raymarine Autopilot
• Standard-Horizon VHF w/DSC
• Lofrans electric windlass
• Teak-slatted cockpit seats/swim deck