2009 Beneteau Oceanis 40

The 2009 Beneteau Oceanis 40 is a 40-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for coastal and inland cruising. Powered by a Yanmar diesel engine with an Onan generator, the boat reaches a cruising speed of 5.4 knots. The design emphasizes balance between performance and comfort, with a shoal-draft keel suited to shallow anchorages. Sail handling is straightforward through in-mast furling, a furling genoa, and an electric winch. A nearly new asymmetric spinnaker with sock and rigging is included.

The layout features two cabins and one head arranged for comfort and practicality. The forward V-berth and aft owner's cabin both offer generous storage. The saloon has a U-shaped dinette and navigation station. The galley includes a stove, refrigeration and freezer, microwave, and counter space. The head has an electric flush toilet and separate shower area.

The twin helm cockpit provides sight lines for sailing and entertaining, with a custom teak table, bimini, dodger, canvas connector, and cockpit shower. Dual-zone reverse-cycle heat and air conditioning support cruising in varied conditions. RayMarine electronics include chartplotter, autopilot, depth, wind, and tri-data displays, plus VHF radio with remote handset.

A West Marine 10-foot roll-up dinghy with a nearly new 9.8 HP Tohatsu outboard and a Magma rail-mounted grill are included.