2006 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 695 Volvo D3-160I-B

RIBs and Powerboats are delighted to introduce this very tidy Jenneau Merry Fisher 695 fitted with a Volvo D3-160I-B Turbo Diesel engine with only 589.8 hours.  The current owner has invested much time and money into getting this example fully modernised with electronics and has ensured she is wanting for nothing mechanically.  

This Merry Fisher 695 has the swim platform at the aft with a fold out ladder. From here you access an open cockpit area which is a great size and offers plenty of space to relax, fish or both.  Moving through glazed rear sliding door you enter the cabin space where there is a two, forward facing seats at the helm and a small galley area.  Dropping down, you have a two-person dinette which converts to a single bed on the portside and a fixed single berth to the starboard.  The door in the front bulkhead accesses the heads, which contains a manual flush sea toilet.

The electronics are extensive and include a Raymaine Axiom 9 multi-function display, a Raymarine depth sounder with down, side and 3D view capabilities, a Raymarine Quantum 2 Radar array, Raymarine AR200 “Augmented reality” interface with external camera and GPS position sensor, Raymarine autopilot, Standard Horizon Quantum VHF / DSC, Digital Yacht AIS transceiver, and Digital yacht long-range internet access.  The Axiom 9 also has remotes for the chart card and manual screen function.  This Merry Fisher 695 also has an electric windlass with a wired remote that can be accurately used at the helm due to the marked chain and guide.

The Volvo D3-160I-B is easily accessed under the rear deck, so maintenance is easy.  This powerplant pushes the boat well and has a commendable fuel burn rate.  The range is good, and the current owner has enjoyed some extensive long-distance voyages during his ownership.

This boat must be seen to be fully appreciated, so please give Gareth or Tom a call on 02392 397000 to arrange a viewing.

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