2007 Beneteau Oceanis 49

The Beneteau Oceanis 49 is a 49-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built in 2007, powered by a single 76-horsepower Yammer diesel engine. The boat features a tall rig with a deep-draft keel, fully battened mainsail, 140% genoa, and an asymmetrical spinnaker on a furler. Electric primary winches and an electric halyard winch simplify sail handling. A full suite of navigation electronics, including AIS, is installed. The cockpit is large and practical, with a centerline table featuring fold-up leaves that create an expansive dining area.

Accommodations below include three spacious cabins and two heads. The forward owner's cabin houses a centerline queen bed with an en-suite head and ample storage. The salon is bright, with a U-shaped dinette to port and a comfortable settee to starboard. The galley features an L-shaped counter with a separate centerline counter and double sinks. The two aft cabins offer generous space and headroom with good storage throughout.

The boat has been fitted with numerous custom upgrades and enhancements. Twin diesel fuel tanks (2 x 230 liters) were installed after removing the original water tank, while three custom water tanks provide 505 liters total capacity. Additional systems include a Spectra Ventura water maker producing 31 liters per hour, a Fisher Panda 6.5-kilowatt generator, and Kobelt electronic throttle controls with bow thruster controls at both helms. A custom arch with integrated stern and side rails supports a radar array, solar panels, and bike rack mounts. The boat carries a custom dinghy davit system with Nick Jackson lifting gear and a 30-horsepower Tohatsu outboard. Interior upgrades include custom cabinetry and shelving, Alcantara upholstery, a full La Fabrica cockpit enclosure, and a dedicated cappuccino machine cabinet.