£350,000 Yacht Tour : 2017Jeanneau NC14
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- A very practical deck saloon motor cruiser from Jeanneau, the NC14.
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Nothing like the sound of the wind in yachts rigging! I like this boat, the world's smallest tender garage, clever interior space and nick on point. Lovely
Hi Nick. A spacious master cabin, tons of storage space. Smallest tender garage. . . . . In the world. Another great walkthrough Thanks 😊
Glad you enjoyed it
I see that Clarkson-esque pause you put in there! LOL.
What a fantastic design, they got all the priorities right on this one (for what I will be looking for when I'm ready). Definitely adding this to the list of future considerations. Size is perfect: compact yet spacious, materials look very nice but not too premium ($$$), modular/transforming furnishings, tons of storage and a usable-sized galley! No space wasted with additional head(s). If they made a fly version of this it would be absolutely perfect.
Very nice, practical boat that was very well maintained. Plenty of space with modern features like the sliding roof. Absolutely love the extra storage space - brilliant! Thanks for the tour!
Nick, when it comes to yacht presentation, you are the BOAT(best of all time)!!! 😂👍see ya on the next one ☝️
Thank you! 😄
agreed 100%!!!
Or GOAT🐐 GREATEST OF ALL TIME! Nice to see folks from all over the world appreciate Nicks presentation’s as much as I do. Keep it going Nick!
@@xkanuk7190 that’s the joke
I second that
That’s fabulous Nick, so practical and well laid out 👍
13:00: I believe you've missed the huge in-fill to turn Cabin 2 into a full-sized Queen or double, Nick!
Of course, all is forgiven because this is a splendid boat. It should also be mentioned that Jeanneau has stopped doing NC boats this big too. This means, the fastest finger first to get this one as she is very exclusive! Great to see her in (nearly) showroom trim too. Nice.
wait, why did they discontinue production? It seems like a real winner from my non-expert standpoint.
@@KMCA779 Real shame, isn't it? The only NC models available from the factory now are the NC33 and NC37, both well under the 14m (or 46 ft) lengths of the NC14. As to why, I have no clue either.
Superb boat, and seems like a great package for the money.
After watching many of your videos, I've come to the conclusion that I don't need a superyacht, *I need a friend with a superyacht.*
Smuggler's Blues 3 (this time with an actual compartment for smuggling stuff) ?
A nice tour, thanks 👍🛥
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Hello. Have a safe blessed day! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Very nice rig!
What a lovely boat,very clever in the design of maximising the space. Do like a boat with a door at the helm,not that I'll ever be able to have one with it but I do like it.
Random question, I noticed the strips under the carpet that covers the wine cellar,I'm assuming it's to stop the carpet moving and curling over.Just wondering what they're called as I have a problem with a carpet runner on mine that they might solve. Great tour as always Nick.
Great boat, almost has everything I would need. Only thing missing - washing machine.
And AC
Very nice boat Nick, looks like it might make a decent choice for smugglers blues 3?
It's not small, it's practical
Like a Riviera SUV model
Lovely boat! Was that an oven in the wine cellar, at the 9:40 mark?
Like it
For 350.000 GBP, how many hours do the engines have run?
280 hours
@@ParkerAdams that is low at that age… the boat is very stable in price.
Very nice expensive for what u get
to much storage.
Obligatory Smugglers Blues 3 comment.
It’s not obligatory, far from it. Tedious would be a better word. This gag is older than COVID, and it was never funny to start with. Please give it a rest 👍🏻
Why are all the seating surfaces (except for the helm) upholstered in fabric? They'll be gross and disgusting in a year from wet and dirty use which is unavoidable at sea.
The fabric upholstery inside my boat is 17 years old and immaculate. But then we don't sit on it when wet and dirty - why on earth would you..?
@@AQUAHOLIC Because you get wet and dirty and so will your guests? It is impossible to avoid it completely. If it's leather, it is at least reasonably water proof and you'll simply wipe it down with a wet rag for clean up. If it's fabric you are screwed. People are going to spill your minnows and bait on your cushions along with stew, beer, wine and puke. SCUBA gear, wet suits, muddy waders, oily rags and grease guns. If you can name it is going to get thrown on furniture -- sometimes because the guy doesn't care and sometimes because they fall over in rough seas. It's going to happen. What matters is how well the shit cleans up afterwards and fabric just doesn't clean up well at all!
@@dwightlooi This boat is 5 years old and I can't see any minnows, bait, stew, beer, wine, pule or grease on the fabric. Same for every other boat I've toured - watch the videos and see for yourself. :)
Im sure rich people will still buy boats but more importantly will a portion of your funds from this channel be devoted to aid Ukraine.. something more important ?
What a strange question. Do you regularly ask strangers for details of their charitable donations?
@@AQUAHOLIC you are a public figure .. not a stranger . And I refer not to you as a person but the business of this channel .
@@freefallu How interesting. Do you ask 'public figures' for details of their, or their business's, charitable donations a lot?
@@AQUAHOLIC Yes . Perfectly legitimate question .
@@freefallu So if you're at a concert, you'll stick your hand up and demand personal financial information about charitable donations, or watching a TV program presumably you'll email the presenters for that info? Has anyone ever actually answered you, and if anyone ever does, what do you plan to do with that information?
No freezer? No ice maker? Bad form.
I was hoping you would review something extraordinarily unique such as a RV boat or something in your typical fashion for April Fool's day, much love from this side of the pond
Never even considered it before but I'm loving the wooden galley top as well as the rest of the woodwork, including that shower 'grid'. Properly practical, adaptable family boat I'd not have noticed if not for your review. Just needs small freezer in the cellar and couple solar panels to keep batteries topped up if no genset. Thanks yet again to Nick.
Aww I was hoping for an April fools video, I was thinking it would be hilarious if you did an April fools review were you were negative all the way through maybe on a boat you passionately dislike, juxtaposing how your reviews are really nice and positive
Normally with boats this size, I feel that they are somewhat cramped. But this one is brilliant. Feels so much bigger on the inside. Its like a transformer with all the moving you can do. The wine cellar is great place for storage, I wasn't expecting it to be as big as that. She is a great little, very practical boat. Thank you for bring this one to show us Nick
Great tour as always, I'm certain there's a correlation between your uploads and my purchasing of lottery tickets! This is a very practical boat, I love the wine cellar and hanging locker instead of a day heads! Brilliant tour as always Nick! :)
Liked this from the start, nice to see a different coloured hull. The interior is amazing with a great layout and masses of storage. Looks in amazing condition as well. Great tour Nick thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Almost first😁
Pop-up TV? Don’t you mean pop-up iPad Nick? 😂It does look a very comfortable motor yacht though. 👍
I really like this yacht, is it possible to give it much bigger tanks to increase the range up to say 6-700 nm ?
Hi, great boat with very low consumption. For joystick and highlow-Platform you have to take the bigger engines (Jeanneau-rule). But to be honest ,generator and AC are important. And the electric-kitchen (inductive Cooking) that includes dishwasher and microwave is great. If you choose „no Gas“ you just need diesel. Instead of the wine -cooler we opted for the washer/dryer for longterm sails.
Very cool , a second home , more mobile .
Yet the marinas are full . 3-5m away from the next boat .
Really , 1000 s of boats just in harbour .
Take them all out the water , do the math .
The family that boats together, floats together. A statement of practicality - and so is this boat. What is the most practical thing a boat can provide? FUN is the right answer - again, like this boat. From a single owner / operator to a family of four, this is the boat for days in the sun, and the occasional push through foul weather - Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring, this is the boat that'll do most everything (including the occasional alliteration). If "cheap" can be defined as less than £400,000 - this boat is a bargain! Thanks, Nick
I'd keep the 2 heads and just put a hanging rail in the guest's, which would mean you could use it for storage most of the time, then just empty it when people come to stay.
Lovely! I bet this boat has storage compartments for all the unused storage compartments. Love that "wine cellar" space.
Nice one, but I don’t remember such a small TV since the 90s.
Wow, such a practical boat with all the storage, the under floor utility area is just genius, perfect for deck gear, food storage and all the usual detritus. Overall a great family boat, definitely one to consider, and not a lottery win either ! Great choice Nick !
If they can manage two private heads on smaller boats, this one should be able to as standard, not an option. Plus, I hate Jack and Jill bathrooms, the non-ensuite person always feels like they are intruding into someone else's space, especially at night. Far better just to have a separate heads unit.
It's owner choice. The owner of this one didn't want a second heads so it doesn't have one.
@@AQUAHOLIC I agree it's the owner's choice. Maybe just a single or couple bought it initially? But for me, it considerably lowers the resale appeal. Maybe I spend too much time in the loo, or have become too accustomed to my own private facilities!!
Great boat! ...but that TV pop up was quite unrevealing. 😂
The outdrives kinda remind me of stern drives, I/Os. So this boat can pretty much turn on a dime?
Yes ist can. Very easy docking Even in windy situations. We added a Dockmate to the joystick which is a very useful remote for anchoring and docking…
That 'wine cellar' looks more like a smuggler's compartment to me.
Too bad that they used this kind of wood which gives the boat 🚤 a bit of an old fashion style
Nice job with the tour. For me enjoying cooking. The first thing I noticed the faucet has a long neck. Which is needed when washing a stock pot after boiling lobster and an electric frying pan for making french toast. Once using the long neck faucet, you will never go back to the rinky dinky small faucet.
I could spend the summer on this boat in British Columbia.
I assume that "NC" stands for "No Compromises"! :)
Ser! I like your shoes? How much is it? Thanks
Great boat but I prefer the NC17, just a bit more adult.
Aaaaa hahaha!
What is an NC17?
A great little boat Nick. The only thing I'm not sure about is the pop up TV. A bit small and I think you would need to sit quite near to see, but then again you would be looking at the scenery or out to see.
Love the practicality of this boat and the "Wine Cellar" is just genius although I was expecting the compromise to be smaller berths but oh no...they are a great size as well. Thanks for showing this boat Nick.
My pleasure!
There is much more to this motor cruiser than I would have expected. Thanks for showing the multitude of clever features put into this boat's design.
What an incredible little boat. So well thought out, it makes it a lot of boat for the money. What a beaut too!
Love watching your videos sir. Hope and praying to have one someday..
Very nice it would definitely work could sleep 7 if needed
Very nice. The wine cellar/storage room is a great feature
Blue stripe socks, how nautical 😀
Seems that you get a lot of boat for your money with this one
Nick you too are also great. Buy that boat is cheesey
was definitely not expecting the huge size of the "wine cellar."
I second the motion @mark.. Thank you for showing this (Boat) I noticed that you very finely opened up the cabinets to the galley. I apreciate that. I went to school in Exceter as a boy and I miss my cold overcast days..no really. I came home to LA with an accent :) yours reminds me of fond memories. I enjoy your showings. On the Magellano 53 you breezed right by them ! (the cabinets) I was hoping you would come back around to see if there was a dishwasher or anything else. I thought maybe I would have to go to counseling when you did not. haha:) I look forward to your next Tour. Thanks again, Tom
I just came across this one a year later. Beautiful boat! Be extra careful walking around up there with one hand on the camera, Nick! My knees got wobbly just watching you push that cockpit bench back & forth.
Love the wine cellar, Great use of space. Nice one Mr Holic
Tv that since. I think I rather have a large iPad
What a nice boat so many features good review.
45 feet with more options than some 60 footer.Well played Jeanneau.Regardless as to temperatures,or even a bit of rain,you're set for a weekend at least,if not a long holiday cruise.
Love it. I could live on that. Thanks Nick.
That's a very, very small TV!
The adaptability of this little boat is very impressive. It’s a Swiss Army knife of boats
"Wine cellear" Baah! It's perfect for the kids! And if they don't like it - They can shut the whole boat down :-D
Yoir very brave Nick. Can hear whistling almost howling wind in baxkground and veey xold wintery weather in April. . Great little boat amf great tour.
Woah now cowboy - what, no little wave at your reflection in the Owners' Cabin? Traditions must be upheld you know! 😉 Nice boat, btw - unintimidating and practical, and the cellar's genius.
OMG Nick you are the best. Your sense of humor is identical to mu uncle.... He would have lost it over shooting the beeps as well.. Oh, and the review is top notch as always. Lol
More of this boat manufactures, stop being obsessed with the number of cabins, the 3rd one is always just storage anyway
Missing a washing machine I like it
you know yo have been watching aquaholic a little too much when you are like "oh, only 350 000£ for that. Not bad"
Another beautiful boat although I fear the other boats will laugh at the size of its pop-up !
What a cracking boat! Great job again Nick! Make me want a boat more every day haha.
She's a great way to spend a weekend. Thank you Nick.
hi Nick. Just watched your tour of the 2008 Trader 42 Signature. Awesome boat, very much like a Broom in layout, Even with most of the engine room lights out, it was possible to get a size perspective, and "I Think" I could live with one of those OR a Broom with a similar size or larger engine room. This presents a problem for me as .I have to narrow things down to a great extent, due to being physically disabled and unable to drive to I spect many boats prior to purchase (explaining the otherwise importance of a Lazaret to me). So any Guidance you are able to offer, regarding relative engine room size would be extremely helpful, and then I'll also be able to take I to account enginefitted regarding Fuel economy and low speed range - that fuel consumption versus speed comparison you ga e I that Tour, was particularly 👌. Hopefully I'm not being a pain in the butt, and once boat is sorted, and pored in a local Marina (which has quite a nice restaurant ), I'll owe you and Mrs Aquaholic a Meal there (I'll check it out prior, to make sure that post Covid, it is still delivering the same high Food Standards (with 3 Cabins planned you will also be able to stay over should you wish). Thanks again for everything you do, and very best wishes. Bob. 1👍🏴🙂
I can't decide if it's a big small yacht or a small big yacht! Fantastic look and feel to it and the wine cellar is an added plus ;)
Well presented as we would usually expect, however, didn't like this boat, looks a bit plastic.
One of the best boats of 2022 so far Nick, whoever designed this boat actually does boat, you can tell the solutions applied to this boat are solutions of those who actually does boating, seriously nice, you can even have a bunker to tuck yourself away ;)
Nice review, but more importantly, when is the last episode of Sunseeker Superhawk Refurbishment, coming? Can’t wait to see the finished job!!
Wow :0 this thing is amazing
Who would have thought there would be a basement on a boat? I love it, maybe try to fit a washing machine in somewhere.
When I first saw that wine cooler, I didn't see the door handle and my first thought was that they'd put a TV down in that little 'cellar' area.
Jeanneau is the company that first got me watching these boat videos and evenutally led me to your channel, with their 2019 Jeanneau 64 sailing yacht. :)
This is an absolutely fantastic display of quality and functionality! A boat built with use in mind, not a gin Palace! That storage space under the saloon is absolutely fantastic! Thanks, as always, for a great tour. 👍
Yeah, I don't know. Not convinced. But great walkthrough!
I really liked it. A very sencible boat.
I would love to take that boat up threw the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon for a 3 week trip or longer .
Greetings Nick
This is another great tour. What a lovely boat and the storage is awesome especially the wine cellar below the galley. Great for provision and just hiding away stuff you want unseen. Thanks again
Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Hello. At the very onset this boat seemed underwhelming. Then you step inside and.... it is quite nice with a loads of super practical features. Really nice and simple all the way around 💞. Thank you for showing it to us. 🌺🌼🌸
Lovely boat great video nick 🛥⛵️🚤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I like this a lot Nick, brilliant piece of design and love the wine cellar
Just wonder if it`s really necessary to keep this ancor button near pantograph. Kinda big risk to push the worn button while sailing. Nose can be simply destroyed by ancor. better to place on top or somewhere else, not inline with the other buttons. thanx for review
I've always liked these and never new pods were an option, very nice boat. 👍🇬🇧❤️