2016 Beneteau Oceanis 48

The 2016 Beneteau Oceanis 48 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built for both performance and comfort. At 48 feet with a 15.58-foot beam, the design carries its width aft with a hard chine that allows the hull to heel progressively while maintaining tracking and speed. The extended beam also increases interior volume, creating spacious living quarters. A motorized fold-down transom provides direct water access—a distinctive feature for a monohull of this size.

The three-cabin, two-head layout accommodates families and cruising groups comfortably. Teak side decks and cockpit flooring add character, while a large cockpit features a fiberglass arch forward and stainless steel arch with davits aft. Navigation and sail handling are well-equipped with in-mast furling mainsail, ICW-friendly mast, electric primary and secondary winches, and composite wheels. The Yanmar 4JH80 diesel engine produces 80 horsepower and has 438 hours of use.

Systems and electronics include a 7.5 kW generator (70+ hours), CruiseAir air conditioning and heating, Garmin autopilot with wireless remote, Garmin AIS, Garmin radar, and dual 7-inch Garmin chartplotters. Additional features include a bowthruster, shoal draft of 5 feet 11 inches, folding propeller, eight AGM house batteries, an extra water tank, and dockside water connection. Starlink was installed in 2024. A 2022 West Marine 310 dinghy with an 8 horsepower Tohatsu outboard motor is included.