2003 Beneteau Oceanis 411

This 2003 Beneteau Oceanis 411 is a 41-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat powered by a 55 hp Yanmar diesel engine. Built in the Celebration version, it combines proven design with substantial upgrades and maintenance over two decades of use. The boat is equipped for extended offshore cruising with modern navigation and safety systems, including NKE autopilot and integrated electronics, along with solar and wind generation for auxiliary power.

The interior layout provides three cabins and two heads with shower. The forward cabin features a deck panel and solar ventilation installed in 2025. The saloon has a convertible table that transforms into a double berth. Pressurized hot and cold water systems are supplied by a water group replaced in 2025, with a 220V water heater installed in 2022 and heat exchanger. Webasto heating provides warmth, and a 12V refrigeration unit from 2015 offers cold storage.

The deck and cockpit are appointed with teak throughout: lattice work on the cockpit sole, seats, and transom, along with teak rubbing strakes. Stainless steel fittings include a handrail-mounted wheel, pulpit, and boom gallows. The cockpit features a bimini top from 2021 and a fold-away table with wood-veneered leaves. An electric anchor windlass installed in 2015 and davits with tackle for tender handling are included. The boat carries a 6-person life raft serviced in 2021, with primary and secondary ground tackle and a zodiac tender with 3.5 hp outboard from 2021.

The sail plan includes a full-batten mainsail with lazy-bag and automatic first reef system from 2016, roller-furling jib with North Sails genoa from 2013, and a gennaker on roller from 2020. Standing rigging was replaced in 2016 and inspected in May 2025, with reinforced lower shrouds. Engine alternator was replaced in May 2025, and service batteries were upgraded to 3×140Ah units in 2025. A charge controller for the hybrid solar and wind system was installed in 2025.