The 2010 Beneteau Oceanis 54 is a 55-foot cruising sailyacht built from fiberglass with a beam of 16 feet. Powered by a single 110-horsepower diesel engine, the boat combines responsive handling with long-range capability. The three-cabin layout provides comfortable accommodation with a light-filled salon, galley, and spacious deck areas suited to both cruising and entertaining.
The yacht features an expansive cockpit and large aft platform for easy water access. Below deck, the interior incorporates wood finishes and modern fittings throughout the living spaces. The boat is equipped with navigation electronics, air conditioning, and other onboard systems typical of a yacht in this class.
Recent work includes a new non-slip deck, new mast rigging completed in 2025, replacement batteries installed in March 2025, a new Raymarine navigation center commissioned in June 2025, and a new Bimini top fitted in January 2025. The hull received antifouling in February 2025, and the engine and generator were serviced in December 2024. The boat also has a three-blade Max Prop propeller, serviced electric winches, and new running rigging throughout.
Length
54.67 FT
Beam
16.08 FT
Weight
31,856 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
123 GAL
Water
252 GAL