2004 • Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 29.2

Géronimo is a 2004 Sun Odyssey 29.2, a coastal cruising sailboat known for its balance under sail and ease of handling. Its owner has carefully maintained it and invested in equipment and work since 2024. The wardrobe has been largely renewed: new mainsail in 2026, gennaker on furler and bowsprit in 2024, asymmetrical spinnaker in 2025. Maintenance is up to date, with antifouling, engine revision, and replacement of valves and through-hulls completed in 2026. Its 2 cabins and 6 berths are suitable for a family or a crew of friends, for day sailing as well as for coastal cruising for a few days. Contact us for more information and the link to the photo gallery. Version and engine Sailboat: Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 29.2 Length overall: 8.47 m, beam 2.98 m Version: 2 cabins, 6 berths, 1 bathroom Engine: Yanmar 3YM20, 21 HP, hour meter not functional Rigging, sails, and deck equipment Sloop rig with backstay New semi-battened mainsail, Voilerie 823 Concept (2026) Genoa on furler, UV protection strip repaired (2025) Gennaker on Facnor FX+1500 furler (2024) Asymmetrical spinnaker (2025) Bowsprit VMG Soromap (2024) Modified lazy-bag (2026) and lazy-jacks Mule's head changed (2025), upper shroud replaced Halyards led to the cockpit, 2 winches and handle Tiller Equipment 2 cabins and 6 berths L-shaped kitchen: 2-burner gas stove, refrigerator, 1-basin sink Chart table Bathroom with marine toilet (piston changed in 2025) and water heater Fresh water 100 L and water tank 100 L (2025), diesel 100 L Interior curtains and CD radio Replaced companionway cover (2025) Stern, swim ladder, and cockpit shower Teak bench, table, and cockpit cushions Leather protections for the stanchions (2024) Electronics and electricity Fixed VHF ASN Navicom RT450 DSC Autopilot, GPS, depth sounder, and speed log Wind vane-anemometer and Windex wind vane at masthead (2025) New compass (2024) 12 V and 220 V circuits, shore power inlet with extension, 2 batteries: charger and alternator Safety and other equipment Coastal safety equipment, Liferaft (revision required) Dinghy Manual windlass, anchor, and 35 m of chain Fenders Recent maintenance and work: Antifouling (March 2026) Engine revision (2026) Replacement of valves and through-hulls (2026) Shaft and propeller anodes changed at each annual haul-out Removal of the automatic reefing system (2025) Sea water hose and exhaust elbow replaced (2023) Potential future work to consider: Revision of the liferaft Inspection of the rigging and halyards Antifouling haul-out for the 2027 season Engine revision