This 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 321 is a well-maintained cruising sailboat built from fiberglass with a robust hull design developed through extensive research and testing. The single Yanmar diesel auxiliary engine has logged only 794 hours, and the boat has been lightly used and carefully cared for. The hull incorporates reinforced inner molding at stress points for rigidity, a long waterline, plumb bow, bulb keel, and spade rudder that combine to deliver efficient sailing across all points and balanced helm feel with good stability and shallow draft.
Deck layout centers on a spacious T-shaped cockpit with all handling lines led back on jammers for easy single-handed operation. Equipment includes quality winches, rigid vang, wheel steering, furling genoa, and an opening transom with swim platform. Numerous portholes supply ventilation throughout.
Below, the 32.5-foot interior is generously proportioned with two cabins and a clever layout that maximizes space and comfort. The galley to port takes an L-shape, while a settee sits to starboard in the saloon. Forward and aft cabins provide private accommodation. Varnished woodwork throughout creates a warm, finished interior atmosphere.
Length
32.58 FT
Beam
11.25 FT
Draft
4.25 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Cabins
2
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
3GM30
Power
NaN HP
Hours
784 HRS
Fuel
Diesel