1999 Oyster 56 Deck Saloon

The Oyster 56 Deck Saloon is a composite-hulled sailing yacht built in 1999, representing one of the most successful designs from the British builder's storied catalogue. This 57-foot cruiser was engineered for extended ocean passages, offering the stability and seaworthiness demanded of a true bluewater vessel while remaining straightforward enough for two experienced sailors to handle with confidence.

The deck layout prioritizes ease of handling underway. In-mast furling, twin electric headsails, and a combination of electric and manual winches allow the yacht to be sailed efficiently from the cockpit across a range of weather conditions. The configuration is well-suited to cruising couples and small crews alike.

Below, the interior is finished in teak with contemporary detailing throughout. Four cabins and two heads provide accommodation for up to eight guests, including a private owner's en suite. The layout balances guest comfort with practical cruising functionality across the 16-foot beam.

Recent upgrades to the rigging and various other improvements have been completed, reflecting thoughtful maintenance and upkeep. The yacht is ready for departure from its current position in a marina north of Barcelona.