2000 Beneteau Oceanis 321

The 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 321 is a 32-foot fiberglass sloop designed by Groupe Finot for balanced, comfortable cruising. The hull measures 11 feet 3 inches across the beam with a 4-foot 3-inch draft, providing stability and shallow-water capability. A Yanmar diesel engine of 27 horsepower powers the boat, with just 794 hours of operation logged. The sail plan totals 600 square feet, with a mast height of 53 feet above water.

The yacht's interior is organized around a two-cabin layout featuring a spacious aft cabin and comfortable saloon. Fuel capacity is 18 gallons, with 55 gallons of water storage. Topside, the boat offers a large cockpit, open transom with swim platform, and all lines led to the cockpit for straightforward single-handed handling. A wide beam contributes to interior volume and stability.

Recent maintenance and upgrades include a Garmin 1243 chartplotter with 12-inch touchscreen installed in 2025, replacement of the cutlass bearing and marine head pump, new fresh water hoses and engine thermostat, and a reconditioned three-bladed folding propeller. The RayMarine wind vane transducer, float switch for the bilge pump, water heater hose, and propane tank were all installed or replaced in 2025. A custom winter cover, professional winterization, and spring setup services have been completed.

The sail inventory includes a Doyle full batten main and 155 genoa from 2011 (both cleaned and inspected in 2025), a Doyle asymmetrical cruising spinnaker with sleeve, and a cruising spinnaker. Canvas protection includes a dodger with side extensions and a Bimini top. A smart LED tri-color anchor and strobe light is included but requires installation.