2012 Beneteau Oceanis 45

The 2012 Beneteau Oceanis 45 is a three-cabin owner's version built with a fiberglass hull and powered by a single 54 hp Yanmar diesel engine. The yacht combines a race-inspired hull design with an efficient rig, delivering solid sailing performance while the wide cockpit and spacious aft platform provide comfort at anchor. Cruising speeds reach 6 knots with a maximum of 7 knots under power.

The interior layout features three cabins and two heads arranged for cruising couples or families. The design maximizes natural light and usable space throughout, making the boat comfortable for extended time aboard.

Recent systems and upgrades include 600 watts of solar panels installed in 2023 on a gantry, a renewed house battery bank from 2023, and a portable watermaker also added in 2023. The rig includes a furling staysail, and new Raymarine wind instruments were installed at both helms. A Simrad autopilot and chartplotter handle navigation. The anchor chain was replaced in 2024 with 75 meters of chain. Engine hours stand at 1,500 with the last service completed in March 2025. Antifouling was applied in 2025. The yacht comes with a Highfield dinghy equipped with a 2023 Yamaha 6 hp outboard engine and includes two complete sets of diving equipment.