2022 Beneteau Oceanis 40.1

The 2022 Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 is a modern cruising yacht designed around three core strengths: spacious accommodations, responsive handling, and genuine performance. Marc Lombard's hull features a distinctive step and full beam carried well aft, paired with Nauta Design's bright, open interior that feels far larger than the 40-foot length suggests. With only 204 hours on her Yanmar 45 HP diesel engine, this example has seen light coastal use and careful maintenance—never heavily lived aboard or pushed hard offshore.

The yacht accommodates three cabins and two heads, finished in white oak joinery with brown oak cabin soles and a teak cockpit floor. The spacious cockpit is built for short-handed sailing with twin wheels and generous layout. Below deck, dual 24,000 BTU air conditioning units and an extra 330-liter water tank support comfortable cruising. A gimbaled oven with dual burners, large DC refrigerator, and electric toilets provide practical galley and head facilities. An electrically opening transom swim platform with remote operation extends the usable space aft.

Systems throughout reflect thoughtful upgrades and recent investment. House AGM batteries were replaced in 2023. A retractable bow thruster aids confident maneuvering. The B&G offshore electronics package includes a Zeus 7-inch touchscreen plotter at both helm stations, NAC3 autopilot with wireless remote, wind and speed sensors, and VHF with AIS receiver. An electric windlass with remote, electric coachroof winch, and three-blade folding propeller complete the mechanical outfit.

Rigged with the Upwind & Downwind Pack, the yacht carries a furling genoa on a bowsprit with integrated anchor roller, spinnaker and Code 0 rigging, and additional winches and jammers for balanced performance across wind ranges. The shoal-draft keel (5 feet 6 inches) and ICW-friendly mast height make her equally suited to inland waterway and coastal cruising. Custom Sunbrella cockpit protection and a full winter cover are included.