2000 Beneteau Oceanis 311

This 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 311 is a 32-foot fiberglass sloop designed by Groupe Finot for both performance and comfort. The hull features a bulb keel and shoal draft of 4 feet 8 inches, well suited to shallow Florida waters and the Keys. The dark blue Awlgripped exterior with gold trim requires minimal maintenance, and the integral molded grid system provides structural strength and stiffness. The sail plan includes a full-battened mainsail with lazy jacks and two reef points, paired with a roller-furling 110 percent genoa and symmetrical spinnaker. A Yanmar 18-horsepower diesel engine with 2,700 hours powers the yacht.

The accommodations include two cabins: a forward cabin with a V-berth and a generous aft cabin, both with storage. The saloon features two settees flanking a drop-leaf table, with a large navigation table to starboard. Port-side spaces include a galley with a gimbaled stove, pressurized hot and cold water, an ice box with refrigeration, and a head with a marine toilet, wash basin, and shower. A hanging locker and additional storage are throughout.

The cockpit is uncluttered with self-tailing Lewmar winches positioned within easy reach of the helm. A Raymarine pedestal with wheel steering supports the ST6002 autopilot, depth, and speed instruments. The yacht has 110-volt shore power with a 20-amp battery charger, dual house batteries and engine start battery all new as of December 2025, a 12-volt DC system, and both automatic and manual bilge pumps. Equipment includes VHF radio, marine air conditioning, a 52-gallon water tank with a 6-gallon hot water tank, and a transom shower with ladder.