2000 Beneteau 50

The 2000 Beneteau 50 is a Bruce Farr design known for its spacious interior volume and balanced sailing characteristics. At 50 feet overall with a 45-foot 5-inch waterline, the yacht combines comfortable offshore performance with stable handling in a range of conditions. The fiberglass hull is powered by a single 95-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine.

The interior features a two-cabin layout with two heads, finished with Alpilignum wood veneer throughout for a bright, organized living space. The salon is well-lit with large windows and good ventilation. The galley is set up for extended cruising, and the accommodations support long-term living aboard. Dual helm stations provide excellent visibility from the cockpit.

The deck and cockpit layout includes a wide aft area with a large folding table and a walk-through transom leading to a swim platform. The moderate-to-high sail plan is noted for its stable, manageable character.

The boat has been upgraded with cruising-essential systems including a water maker, lithium batteries, solar panels, and a generator. A walk-through transom design facilitates water access and dingy operations.