2006 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 423

This 2006 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 423 is a fiberglass sailing yacht measuring 42.68 feet in length with a 11.98-foot beam. Built at Beneteau's Miami facility, the boat has been carefully maintained throughout its ownership history. Power comes from a Volvo Penta D2-55 diesel engine, which underwent a full overhaul in April 2025, along with a new rudder.

The layout includes four cabins and two heads, with a forward owner's cabin and two spacious aft cabins. The rigging has been serviced and features both a mainsail on roller gear and a jib that are approximately three years old. Navigation is supported by an autopilot, electric windlass, and bow thruster.

The yacht is comprehensively equipped for extended cruising. Power systems include 500 watts of solar panels, a D400 wind turbine, and a Volvo Penta generator (600 hours). Additional systems feature a 60-liter-per-hour water maker, a 4000-watt inverter, air conditioning, and a new chest refrigerator. Shading is provided by a full canvas canopy, bimini, and usable sailing shade. The boat carries Guadeloupean registry.