2010 Beneteau 57

This 2010 Beneteau 57 is a Bruce Farr-designed cruising yacht built in France with a fiberglass hull and powered by a Yanmar 160-horsepower diesel engine. The boat features two cabins and two heads, accommodating extended offshore cruising with comfort and capability. Its systems and equipment have been substantially upgraded and maintained throughout its service life, with particular attention to propulsion, electronics, and sail handling.

The yacht's infrastructure reflects a serious cruising pedigree. Power generation combines a 9.5-kilowatt diesel generator with wind and solar charging, backed by 630 amp-hours of battery capacity. Fresh water production comes from an HRO SeaFari watermaker, with 264 gallons of tank capacity and additional filtration. The galley includes diesel and gas cooking, a dishwasher, microwave, and refrigeration with ice-making capability. Climate control features air conditioning throughout and cabin ventilation fans. Plumbing supplies three heads with electric flush systems and three separate shower stations.

Navigation and communication are comprehensively outfitted with a Raymarine suite including multiple plotters, radar, autopilot, and AIS, supported by satellite internet via Starlink. The mast carries a three-spreader performance rig with roller furling on genoa and staysail. Running rigging employs 12 clutches and four electric winches. The sail inventory includes a 2024 Quantum mainsail with two reefs, North headsails, and asymmetrical spinnakers.

Deck systems and amenities include powered bow thruster and steering, electric passarelle platform, davits with remote control, a roller-furling spinnaker bowsprit, and substantial sun protection with custom bimini and canvas extensions. The anchor system features chain windlass, 55-kilogram spade anchor, and kedge. Guard rails are raised to 30 inches for enhanced safety. Interior lighting is LED throughout with dimmable cabin fixtures.