Defined by its center cockpit design, this 2001 Beneteau Oceanis 40 CC offers a balanced approach to cruising comfort and sailing performance. Measuring 12.5 meters overall with a 3.91-meter beam, the hull is constructed from durable fiberglass and utilizes a bulb keel for enhanced stability. The vessel is powered by a 56 hp Yanmar diesel engine, complemented by hydraulic steering, a bow thruster, and an adjustable J-prop variable pitch propeller to ensure efficient maneuvering.
The sail plan is designed for versatility, featuring a jib, mainsail, and a furling staysail with an electric winch. Technical highlights include a Rina certification valid until June 2028, alongside a comprehensive navigation suite consisting of GPS, VHF, an autopilot, and a B&G wind station. For anchoring, the boat is fitted with an electric windlass and 50 meters of chain.
Inside, the accommodation layout provides two cabins and two heads, making it well-suited for extended stays. The galley is equipped for self-sufficiency with a microwave, gas oven, and a double cockpit refrigerator, plus a foot pump for salt water. Additional comfort features include an electric boiler with a heat exchanger. The sale includes a 2.40m dinghy powered by a 2 hp 4-stroke Honda outboard.
Located in Italy, this boat is offered at 120.000 EUR with VAT paid status. Interested parties should contact the brokerage to schedule a viewing or request further technical clarification regarding the vessel's current specifications and equipment.