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Why the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe is worth considering for longer weekends afloat

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29 Jul, 2026
Boating
By Shirish Agarwal

Why the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe is worth considering for longer weekends afloat

When one night aboard turns into three or four, space, heating and storage matter more. At 12.41 metres overall, the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe is designed for family cruising, with three cabins, up to eight berths and two head compartments. The 2026 model listed by Burton Waters Boat Sales is priced at £469,950 tax paid. Price, specification and availability can change, so confirm the details before committing.

Space that works over several nights

Three cabins give adults and children separate sleeping areas, while hull windows and storage make the accommodation feel less confined. The official specification lists two head compartments, although the shower arrangement depends on the layout and equipment. The in-stock Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe includes Webasto diesel air heating. That can make spring and autumn trips more comfortable, although heating does not remove the need for ventilation, clothing and weather planning. These features help explain why the Merry Fisher works so well as a family boat.

Living space for changing weather

Long weekends involve more than sleeping. You need somewhere to cook, eat, store wet equipment and relax when conditions keep everyone inside. The U-shaped galley connects the wheelhouse and cockpit, while the saloon provides a sheltered social area. An electrically controlled starboard-side terrace extends the aft cockpit and improves access to the water while anchored or securely moored. Use it according to the manufacturer’s instructions and only when conditions allow.
Feature Why it matters for a longer weekend
Three cabins Provides separate sleeping spaces for family or guests
Up to eight berths Offers flexibility for larger groups
Two head compartments Reduces pressure on shared facilities
Diesel air heating Extends comfort beyond the warmest months
U-shaped galley Creates a practical cooking and social area
Electric side terrace Expands the cockpit when safely deployed

Handling and performance

The listed boat is powered by three Yamaha F300 outboards, giving a combined 900 hp. It also includes Yamaha joystick control, an integrated proportional bow thruster and automatic trim tabs. These systems can assist with close-quarters manoeuvring, but they do not replace training, experience or passage planning. Outboards can provide easier service access than some inboard installations, but three engines also mean higher fuel, servicing and maintenance costs. Before choosing, explore the Merry Fisher range and consider the new versus used trade-offs.

Where it sits in the range

The 1295 Coupe is the flagship of the Jeanneau range and provides accommodation without a flybridge. Owners wanting a larger luxury motor yacht can explore the Prestige range and models such as the Prestige F4.9.

Ready to step aboard?

Speak to Burton Waters Boat Sales about how many people you cruise with, where you travel and how long you stay aboard. The team can arrange a viewing and explain part exchange and finance options. Finance is subject to status, income, lender approval and terms. Burton Waters acts as a credit broker, not a lender.

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