1987 Beneteau First 375

The Beneteau First 375 is a 37-foot fiberglass sloop built in 1987, powered by a Volvo diesel engine rated at 28 horsepower. The boat features a fin keel with a six-foot draft and is known for strong upwind performance. The engine has logged 2,827 hours. Fuel capacity totals 75 gallons across tanks, and fresh water capacity is 105 gallons. A watermaker (PUR PowerSurvivor 40E) is fitted for extended cruising.

The layout includes two cabins and one head with shower. The forward cabin features a V-berth with a 6-inch memory foam mattress. The aft cabin is a full queen berth spanning three-quarters of the boat's beam. The salon table converts to a berth. The interior sole has been well maintained throughout.

Sail inventory is substantial. The mainsail is not roller-furling and carries four reefs with two full-length and three shortened battens. The jib is roller-furling with a UV cover. Additional racing and cruising sails are included. The boat also comes with extra engine parts and spares.