Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport For Sale

Jeanneau / Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport

The Janneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport combines innovative design with exceptional performance, making it a standout in the world of motor yachts. Ideal for family outings or fishing adventures, this model offers versatility and comfort without compromising on style. With an overall length of 8.83 meters, it comfortably accommodates up to 8 guests during the day and provides sleeping arrangements for up to 4 people in its two well-appointed cabins. The yacht’s interior is designed to maximize space and light, featuring large windows that offer panoramic views and ample natural light. The cockpit is spacious and functional, equipped with a U-shaped seating area that easily converts into a sun deck for relaxation. The Merry Fisher 895 Sport is powered by twin outboard engines, providing a smooth and efficient ride. The standard engine option includes twin 200 HP outboards, capable of reaching a maximum speed of 35 knots and a cruising speed of around 22 knots. This ensures you have the power and speed necessary for a thrilling day on the water. Constructed from high-quality GRP, the hull is designed for planning, ensuring a stable ride even in choppy waters. Janneau’s in-house design team has crafted the exterior and interior to perfection, offering a seamless blend of functionality and aesthetics. With a fuel capacity of 400 liters, this yacht provides an impressive range, making it perfect for extended cruising trips. The Merry Fisher 895 Sport is an excellent choice for those seeking a practical yet luxurious boating experience. Its combination of performance, comfort, and style makes it a popular choice among boating enthusiasts.

Length

8.8M

Beam

Draft

0.6M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

22KT

Max Speed

35KT

Fuel

400L

Range

250NM

Engine

Twin Yamaha F200XCA

Option 1

Twin Suzuki DF200APX

Option 2

Twin Mercury 200XL

Naval

Janneau Design Team

Exterior

Janneau Design Team

Interior

Janneau Design Team

Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport Price

New Starting From

€130,000

High Price Brokerage

€115,000

Low Price Brokerage

€100,000

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The Merry Fisher 895 Sport is proof that a serious fishing platform and a genuine family cruiser can share the same hull. Wider, taller and more enclosed than her smaller sisters, she trades none of the practicality that built the Merry Fisher name. Twin outboards as standard mean real redundancy at sea, something a single engine boat cannot offer, and the pilothouse style saloon gives her a walkthrough to the bow that most day boats her size simply do not have. Two cabins and four berths let a couple or small family stay aboard in genuine comfort, not just survive a night at anchor. Fold out gunwale seating, a proper tackle station and a modular cockpit keep her credible with anglers, while wine storage and a mini galley keep her credible with everyone else. At 8.8 metres she sits in the sweet spot between a weekend day boat and a small cruiser, and does both jobs without compromise.

At Sea

Two engines standing where most boats her size carry one.

Twin Yamaha F200XCA outboards are standard, giving a cruising speed of 22 knots and a top end of 35 knots, with the reserve of a second engine if one ever falters offshore. Suzuki and Mercury alternatives are available for owners who prefer a different brand at the transom, but the standard Yamaha pairing is the one most buyers choose. A 400 litre fuel tank supports a real world range of around 250 nautical miles at cruise, enough for a genuine cross channel run or a full day exploring a coastline without watching the gauge. Higher than usual freeboard keeps her dry in a chop, a detail that matters as much as the top speed once the wind picks up.

Design & Lines

She reads taller and more enclosed than the rest of the Merry Fisher range, and that is entirely deliberate.

The pilothouse style saloon runs a full walkthrough down the starboard side to the bow, so moving forward to handle lines or the anchor never means stepping outside into the weather. A sliding cockpit door and a separate captain’s side door give two routes in and out, useful when the cockpit is busy with rods and gear. The higher freeboard that shapes her profile also buys genuine headroom below and a drier ride offshore. A hardtop rack option for paddleboards or kayaks and a sliding bimini over the cockpit round out a design built around versatility rather than a single use.

Layout

The cockpit works as hard as the cabin, and neither gets in the other’s way.

A live well and a proper transom tackle station anchor the aft end, with gunwale fold out bench seating and an infill table turning the same space into an entertaining area within minutes. Access runs through the starboard transom platform or a dedicated side door, and a forward sliding tackle station adds a second working area up by the bow. At the helm, digital electronic steering, a joystick with bow thruster and optional trim tabs are all available, the kind of specification that makes close quarters manoeuvring simple for an owner without a professional crew aboard.

Living Spaces

A double berth hidden below the saloon deck is the detail most brochures would miss and most owners come to rely on.

Forward, a V berth cabin sleeps two beneath the foredeck, with a head compartment to port fitted with a vanity and a proper hot shower rather than a basic wash box. Below the saloon sole, a second, low profiled berth adds genuine sleeping space with its own storage, taking total accommodation to four. A mini galley with forward and rear facing seating serves the saloon, a 12V fridge sits within reach of the helm, and a dedicated spot for wine storage says plainly that this is a boat meant for evenings at anchor, not only days at sea.

Ownership & Specification

A new price around one hundred and thirty thousand euros places her ahead of the 795 Sport and squarely in family cruiser territory.

Built in fibreglass on Jeanneau’s proven Merry Fisher platform, she measures 8.8 metres overall on a 3 metre beam, with a shallow 0.6 metre draught that keeps shallow anchorages and quiet creeks within reach. A light displacement of around 3,060 kilograms keeps her efficient under twin power, and day certification for eight guests makes her a practical choice for entertaining as well as cruising. Two cabins, four berths and a full walkaround pilothouse layout are rare in this size bracket, and they are exactly what set the 895 Sport apart from most of the boats she competes against.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.