2011 Beneteau Oceanis 50 Family

The Oceanis 50 Family is a 49-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built by Beneteau in 2011. Powered by a single 75-horsepower Yammer diesel engine, she delivers a cruising speed of just over 4 knots. The yacht has logged fewer than 850 hours and has been recently upgraded with new batteries, a bimini, liferaft, and a full engine service.

The layout includes five cabins and four heads, arranged to accommodate both family and crew. The saloon is spacious with a dedicated dining area, and the galley is fully equipped with a burner cooker, gas oven, double sink, refrigerator, freezer, and hot water boiler. Throughout the yacht are 12V and 220V outlets, interior lighting, air conditioning with heating capability, and a watermaker for extended cruising. Battery capacity includes one 110-ampere-hour engine start battery, two 140-ampere-hour service batteries, and two 140-ampere-hour reserve batteries, managed by an onboard charger.

Deck features include teak laid throughout, a cockpit with cushions, shower, and foldable table. Navigation equipment comprises a GPS chartplotter, autopilot, VHF radio, depth sounder, log and speedometer, and wind instruments. The rig includes a full-battened mainsail, furling genoa, and asymmetric spinnaker, with an electric windlass and 60 metres of anchor chain. Deck-mounted systems include an electric winch, bimini and sprayhood, and a shore inlet rated for 220V/30A.

The yacht carries a new Zodiac tender with a new 2025 outboard engine, liferaft, and full safety equipment. An onboard tool kit and maintenance supplies complete the package.