A well-kept 50-foot bluewater catamaran from Fountaine Pajot's flagship-friendly Saba line, offered by broker Paco Montaner.
The Fountaine Pajot 50 Saba has earned its reputation as one of the most livable long-range cruising catamarans in its class, and S/V Ten:10 — a 2017 example listed with Paco Montaner — is a clean, ready-to-sail representation of the model. At 50 feet, she offers the kind of volume, deck real estate, and passage-making ability that owners consistently return to Fountaine Pajot for.
Why the 50 Saba Endures
The Saba 50 was designed with true bluewater ambitions: a flybridge helm with excellent all-around visibility, generous forward lounging on the trampolines and coachroof, and a shaded cockpit that flows seamlessly into the saloon through a wide sliding door. Below, the twin hulls offer private, well-ventilated cabins with full standing headroom — a layout that has made the Saba a favorite of both owner-operators and charter buyers.
Where She Sits in the Market
The 50 Saba has traded actively on the brokerage market, which gives buyers a solid benchmark for value. Recent site data shows five FP 50 Sabas sold in the last 24 months at a median of $635,000, with a typical time-to-sell around 235 days. Four are currently listed, asking between $540,000 and $853,000.
| FP 50 Saba Market | Figure |
|---|---|
| Sold (last 24 mo.) | 5 |
| Median sold price | $635,000 |
| Median days to sell | ~235 |
| Active listings | 4 |
| Asking range | $540,000–$853,000 |
| Low Asking | $540,000 | |||
| Median Sold | $635,000 | |||
| Median Asking | $717,500 | |||
| High Asking | $853,000 |
For buyers hunting a proven, well-equipped catamaran in the 50-foot range, S/V Ten:10 is worth a closer look. Reach out to Paco Montaner for full inventory, equipment lists, and a private showing.