2003 JFA 53 DS, EUR 460 000

Aluminium lifting-keel centreboarder, deck saloon version

Enedice is a 16.30-metre bluewater cruising yacht launched in 2003 by the prestigious JFA shipyard, whose builds are regularly praised in the specialist press. She was refitted in 2016 and has been technically upgraded since 2023. This JFA 53 DS is an ocean-going yacht renowned for her robustness, comfort and excellent seakeeping qualities. Built in aluminium with a teak deck, this monohull offers high-end features for long-distance cruising.

Her raised saloon is unique on the market for a yacht of this generation, offering an all-round view of the surroundings while remaining inside.

Powered by a strong Nanni N4.115 115 hp engine on a shaft drive with a Maxprop propeller, she cruises at 7 knots with a top speed of 8.5 knots. Her large 1,400-litre fuel capacity gives her a long range, complemented by a 1,400-litre water capacity.

Enedice is also fully self-sufficient in energy, equipped with a latest-generation generator (2023), solar panels and two wind turbines. Energy management is handled by a complete Victron system. She has a 640 Ah house battery bank, plus two separate batteries for the engine and the generator.

The yacht has 3 cabins, 8 berths, 2 shower rooms and 2 electric toilets, with generous headroom of 2.10 m. The interior is particularly comfortable, with reverse-cycle air conditioning, water heater, watermaker, fridge, freezer, oven, cooker, hi-fi and television.

Very well maintained, this JFA has benefited from numerous recent upgrades: standing rigging 2024, hard bimini 2024, generator 2023, solar panels 2025, AIS 2023, gennaker 2024, staysail 2023, batteries and generator 2023, and a 2022 liferaft serviced in 2025.

Navigation equipment is comprehensive: GPS, chartplotter, radar, instrument system, autopilot with backup autopilot, VHF, wind vane/anemometer 2024 and AIS.

On deck, she is fitted with a bow thruster, electric windlass, swim platform, davits, electric winches, bowsprit, spinnaker pole, lazy bag and lazy jacks. Full sail wardrobe including fully battened mainsail, spinnaker, storm jib, staysail, solent and gennaker on a furler.

The hull is insulated above the waterline to allow sailing in the highest latitudes. Inspection of the underwater hull shows no trace of corrosion on this hull, originally painted with 5 coats of epoxy.

Enedice sails under the French flag and her home port is Cap d'Agde. THE BUYER MAY CHOOSE TO TAKE OVER HER WET BERTH!

Enedice is ready to set off on long voyages around the world, combining safety, self-sufficiency and comfort on board.

Viewing by appointment. Please contact Christophe BUHOT or Philippe FROMENT.

Located on the Mediterranean and covering 30 hectares, Port Navy Service, now the largest dry-stack marina in Europe, offers more than 1,500 berths, a 120-tonne lifting capacity and 35 years of experience at your service.