Jeanneau Yachts 64

A former Jeanneau flagship of 20.1 m, designed by Philippe Briand and Andrew Winch, for owners who want a big, adaptable cruising yacht with 3 or 4 cabins.

Two well-known names shaped this boat. Philippe Briand drew the yacht, Andrew Winch and his studio worked on the design alongside Jeanneau's in-house team, and the result was the yard's flagship until production ended.

Most of what made her special happens on deck. There's a lot of outside space, and it opens straight onto the water, so it suits people who like to spend the day up top, whether that's under way or lying at anchor.

Inside, you get generous volume and materials chosen with some care. Buyers could pick from several layouts, which means no two are quite the same, and anyone looking at one now will find it set up the way its first owner wanted. There are 3 or 4 cabins depending on the version.

For the numbers, she's 20.1 m overall on a 19.55 m hull, with a 5.4 m beam and 2.95 m of draught. Tanks hold 825 l of fuel and 1000 l of fresh water.