2007 Beneteau Oceanis 40

The 2007 Beneteau Oceanis 40 is a cruising sailboat built for comfort and seaworthiness, recognized for its balance of performance and livability. Powered by a Yammer diesel engine with approximately 3,000 hours of regular maintenance, the boat combines reliability for both coastal and offshore sailing.

The interior features three spacious double cabins and two heads with full facilities, creating comfortable accommodation for extended cruising or family use. The cabin spaces are warm and well-lit, with thoughtful layouts for living aboard. A power converter supplies additional electrical autonomy, while a 5,500-watt Webasto heating system distributes warmth throughout the boat, enabling year-round cruising and habitation.

The standing rigging was completely replaced in 2020. The sailplan includes a new triradial genoa from 2024, asymmetrical and symmetrical spinnakers, two full mainsails, and a spinnaker pole on rails. Electronics are comprehensive, with an autopilot featuring remote control suited to short-handed sailing. The boat is fully equipped and well-maintained, ready for extended cruising.