2013 Beneteau Oceanis 50

The 2013 Beneteau Oceanis 50 is a 50-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for extended cruising and comfortable ocean voyaging. Powered by a single 75-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, she features a beam of 14.58 feet and carries the coveted two-stateroom, two-head owner's configuration, which prioritizes spacious accommodations over additional cabin count. This layout creates an unusually open and livable interior suited to long-term cruising.

The yacht is equipped with systems designed for self-sufficient voyaging: solar panels and two wind generators provide renewable power, while a water maker supports extended time offshore. A generator, air conditioning, and an updated arch with davits for a dinghy round out the core comfort systems. Navigation and rigging have been upgraded with a newer mast featuring in-mast furling and newer sails, along with updated electronics.

A comprehensive maintenance log is available covering the period from March 2019 through March 2026, documenting upkeep and improvements carried out over that timeframe. The in-mast furling system, water maker, and refreshed rigging represent significant systems updated during the boat's service history. The yacht comes with an included dinghy and outboard engine.