Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1095

Three separate cabins on a 36-foot outboard boat is the trick the 1095 pulls off, and it explains most of its sales. The wheelhouse is the pivot: raised, glazed on all sides, with a side door beside the helm for single-handed berthing, and it separates a genuine saloon from the sleeping accommodation below. That layout — closer to a small Scandinavian cabin cruiser than to a Mediterranean flybridge — makes the boat usable in April and October rather than only in August, which is why it sells as well on the Atlantic coast as in the Med. Outboards mean simple maintenance and a clean engine bay turned into stowage. It is not a fast boat by Axopar standards and it does not pretend to be; the currency here is protected interior space per euro, and on that metric almost nothing at the length competes.