2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41 Boat in DELTAVILLE, VA 23043-0456 US
Built in 2014
Oceanis 41
1 Engine (Yanmar)
41 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
Breeze is a 2-cabin, 1-head Beneteau Oceanis 41. This model was the first of the new generation, hard chine boats of the time. Designed to sail fast and settle to the chine, as well as increase the interior volume. The beam is carried aft, creating a large cockpit with excellent storage. The full-beam, fold down transom was/is one of the most desirable features of the boat - the first of its kind, soon mimicked by other manufacturers. When at anchor it creates a long swim platform and allows easy access from the water into the cockpit.
Breeze has been lovingly looked after, professionally maintained and avidly sailed by her owners on the Chesapeake Bay and down to North Carolina.
Breeze has the following options and upgrades:
- Yanmar 3JH5E 29HP w/ 1462 Hours
- ONAN 7.5W Generator w/ 409 Hours
- Lithium house bank (2026)
- Victron inverter charger (2026)
- New dodger, bimini, connector (2025)
- 2 x AllPowers 140W portable/folding solar panels (2026)
- Highfield UL290FD Dinghy (2023)
- Mercury 5HP Propane outboard motor (2023)
- Inmast furling Mainsail
- Rub Rail
- Bow Thruster
- Harken Electric Cabintop winch
- B & G Instrument package including 4G Radar
- CruiseAir Reverse cycle Airconditioning (2 Units)
- Mooring Cleats on the transom
- Electric Head
- Extra 52 Gallon Water Tank
Head out into the far blue yonder with the breeze in your face and Breeze below your feet!
Alpi Mahogany cabinetry
Cocoa Ultraleather upholstery
Guest cabin, starboard
- w/ double berth
- storage cabinet
- shelf along hull
- access to engine compartment
- opening portlight
Access to head from cabin & salon
Head:
- Jabsco electric quietflush toilet w/ fresh water flush
- Vanity & Sink
- Separate shower
- Storage "pantry/workshop", port (access through galley & cockpit seat)
- L shaped galley, port
Salon:
- U shaped settee to starboard and
- 2 person settee to port w/ adjustable mini chart/cocktail table.
- Storage lockers under seats
- V-berth w/
- mattress topper
- head rests at aft end
- storage under bunk
- cabinets & hull shelves port & starboard
- opening hatch
V-berth
- mattress topper
- head rests at aft end
- storage under bunk
- cabinets & hull shelves port & starboard
- opening hatch
- Eno 2-burner Propane Stove with Oven
- Danby Microwave Oven
- Corian Counter tops
- Vitrifrigo Front Opening Refrigerator
- Vitrifrigo Top Opening Freezer
- Double Stainless Steel sink
- Pressurized hot and cold water
- 110V/12V Electrical
- 1 x Gr 27 AGM Start Battery (2026)
- 2 x SOK LiFePo4 House Batteries - 314AH each (05/2026)
- 1 x Bowthruster Battery
- 1 x Generator Battery
- Victron Multiplus 12/3000/120 Battery Charger/Inverter (05/2026)
- DC-DC charger (9/24)
- ProNautic 12.40 Battery Charger (original – spare)
- Victron Cerbo GX
- 2 x AllPowers portable/folding solar panels (140W each)
- Galvanic isolator
- Quick Water Heater (10G)
- 2 x CruiseAir Aircon units (16k & 8K BTU)
- LED lighting
- Electric Head (Fresh/Saltwater)
- 3 x 12V Cabin fans
- 2 x Shore power inlets
- 3 x 30A Shore Power cables
- B & G Autopilot
- B & G Depth, Speed, Wind
- B & G Zeus 9 Chartplotter (on pivoting pod)
- B & G 4G Radar
- B & G VHF
- B & G AIS Transceiver
- Polyplanar Stereo
- Starlink (2026)
- LG TV
- Yanmar 3JH5-CE 29 HP Engine w/ 1462
- 3-blade Folding Prop
- SD 60 Saildrive – seals replaced (04/23)
- Mixing elbow & coolant replaced (04/23)
- Onan 7.5 KW Generator w/ 409 hours
- Generator seacock replaced (08/25)
- Generator fuel filter replaced (04/23)
- Quick Bowthruster – gearbox replaced (08/25)
- Aircon & Engine seacocks replaced (04/25)
- Neil Pryde Inmast Furling Mainsail (original – inspected 2022)
- Neil Pryde 110% Genoa (original – inspected 2022)
- Facnor Forestay Furler
- Latell Sails Asymmetric Spinnaker (2024)
- 2 x Harken 46 Primary Winches on coaming
- 1 x Harken H46STAEH Electric Winch, Starboard cabin top
- 1 x Harken 40 Secondary Winch, Port cabin top
- Gennaker Halyard
- Grey Gelcoat (compounded & waxed 4/25)
- Bottom painted w/ 2 coats of Interlux ACT (4/2025)
- Rubrail
- Mooring Cleats on Transom
- ROCNA Anchor w/ Chain & 20’ Rode
- Double Bow Roller
- Quick Electric Windlass
- S/S handrails on Cabintop
- Flush hatches
- Fiberglass arch w/ inbuilt lighting over companionway
- Dodger, Bimini, Connector & full enclosure (2025)
- Bottomsider Cockpit Cushions (2023)
- Teak Cockpit floor
- Dual Helms w/ wheel covers
- Generous cockpit storage hatch opens into ‘garage’ accessed from interior
- Propane Locker
- Central fiberglass cockpit table w/ storage & leaves
- Central pivoting Chartplotter pod at back end of table – can turn towards each wheel
- Electric Drop Down Transom
- Swim Ladder integrated into aft lifelines
- Cockpit Shower (hot & cold)
- Highfield UL290FD Dinghy (2023)
- Mercury 5HP Propane outboard motor (2023)
- Extra 52 Gallon Water Tank
- Hull cleaned monthly by diver
- Lifesling
- Docklines
- Fenders
- LifeJackets
The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 8/6/26 | Initial price | $185,000 |
2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41 Video Tours
Beneteau Oceanis 41: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Beneteau 411 Cruiser Racer presents a versatile sailing yacht that balances performance with ease of handling. Designed to accommodate both cruising comfort and racing capabilities, this model features thoughtful innovations aimed at enhancing single-handed or shorthanded sailing experiences.
Exterior Design and Deck Layout
The deck of the Beneteau 411 is designed for operational efficiency and safety. Running rigging such as sheets and halyards are neatly organized from the mast to the companionway, minimizing clutter and simplifying sail management. The hull-deck joint has been redesigned to provide a continuous, full-length foothold, improving security when heeling under sail. Flush recessed hatches prevent tripping hazards and interference with sheets. The cockpit benefits from a large beam carried nearly to the transom, resulting in a spacious area that includes a centerline table with foldable wings for dining or easy movement. The cockpit dodger is integrated into an improved arch design, offering wind and spray protection with Eisenglass panels that maintain clear visibility forward and to the sides. Dual helm stations equipped with carbon fiber wheels and foldable seats enhance comfort and functionality. Additionally, a hydraulically operated two-stage swim platform with a fold-out ladder provides convenient water access.
Sail Handling and Rigging Innovations
Sail control is optimized for shorthanded sailing through several innovative features. The running rigging leads to jammers on either side of the companionway, reducing the number of winches required. The introduction of Harken on-off power buttons for the self-tailing electric winches allows operators to select slow or fast speeds and to disable the winches to prevent accidental activation. The mainsheet system employs a German design that keeps the cockpit uncluttered and allows mainsail trimming from both sides via a continuous loop without a tail. Jammers for both genoa and mainsheet on each side further facilitate efficient sail handling.
Power and Maneuverability
Powered by a 45 horsepower Yanmar diesel engine paired with a three-blade folding propeller and a powerful bow thruster, the Beneteau 411 demonstrates excellent maneuverability even in challenging conditions. During testing, the boat was able to break free from a dock pinned by stiff winds with ease. The throttle response was immediate, and the helm was highly responsive, aided by a large spade rudder positioned well aft that enabled tight turns. The bow thruster further enhanced maneuvering, allowing the boat to turn sharply on demand.
Performance Under Sail
Testing in steady 18 to 22 knot true winds revealed the Beneteau 411’s strong sailing capabilities. With one reef in the mainsail and a partially rolled genoa, the boat achieved an upwind speed of 6.9 knots at 45 degrees true wind angle, maintaining heel angles between 12 and 18 degrees. Bearing off and unrolling the jib increased speeds to 8.3 knots at 60 degrees and up to 9 knots at 100 degrees off the wind. The boat remained responsive with light helm input even when heeled up to 20 degrees. At broader reaches, speeds remained sprightly at 8.5 knots at 140 degrees true wind angle. The balanced sail plan and large spade rudder contributed to smooth tacking, jibing, and maneuvering. This balance also reduced autopilot load, allowing it to hold course more effectively with minimal wandering. While the test model lacked racing options, the boat’s performance suggests it would be highly competitive with such enhancements.
Conclusion
The Beneteau 411 Cruiser Racer is a well-rounded yacht that combines thoughtful design, ease of handling, and strong sailing performance. Its innovations in rigging and deck layout facilitate shorthanded sailing, while its powertrain and hull design provide confident maneuverability and speed. Whether cruising or racing, this model offers a compelling blend of comfort and capability.
Overview from around the web 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41
Experience the perfect blend of comfort, performance, and style with the 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41, a yacht that has garnered rave reviews from sailing enthusiasts
Customers consistently praise its spacious interior and clever design, highlighting the generous living areas that provide a home-like feel on the water. The bright and airy cabins, featuring large windows, allow for plenty of natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Navigators appreciate the Oceanis 41’s responsive sailing capabilities, with a well-balanced hull that glides effortlessly through the water. The reliable rigging and user-friendly controls make it an ideal choice for both seasoned sailors and those new to cruising. Many reviews emphasize the thoughtfully designed galley, equipped with modern amenities that make cooking at sea a joy. The ample storage solutions throughout the yacht are also frequently noted, providing convenience for longer voyages. Overall, customers find the 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41 to be a dependable and stylish sailing vessel, perfect for weekend getaways or extended adventures, making it a standout choice in the cruising sailboat market. With its combination of performance and comfort, it’s easy to see why this model remains popular among sailing aficionados.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Oceanis 41 features a well-designed interior with ample headroom and comfortable living spaces. The layout typically includes two or three cabins and a large saloon, making it ideal for families or groups.
Excellent Sailing Performance: Known for its good balance and stability, the Oceanis 41 offers smooth sailing in various conditions. Its design includes a modern hull shape and a well-placed keel, contributing to better speed and performance.
Quality Craftsmanship: Beneteau is renowned for its build quality, and the Oceanis 41 reflects this with attention to detail in both the construction and materials used. This includes a robust deck and polished wood interiors.
Customizable Layouts: Buyers can choose from different layouts and options, such as the number of cabins, heads, and various features, allowing for personalized configurations that suit individual preferences.
User-Friendly Features: The boat often comes equipped with easy-to-use sail handling systems, including furling systems and winches, making it accessible for sailors of all skill levels.
Modern Amenities: The Oceanis 41 is outfitted with contemporary conveniences like a fully equipped galley, modern electronics, and ample storage, creating a comfortable onboard experience.
Cons
Price Point: As a premium brand, the Oceanis 41 may have a higher price tag compared to other cruisers in the same size range, which could be a deterrent for budget-conscious buyers.
Limited Performance for Serious Racing: While the boat performs well for cruising, it may not satisfy those looking for a pure performance-oriented sailing experience, particularly in competitive racing scenarios.
Maintenance Costs: Like many larger yachts, ongoing maintenance and repair costs can be significant, especially for sail handling systems and other mechanical components.
Weight: The Oceanis 41’s substantial weight contributes to its stability and comfort but can also impact speed and agility compared to lighter alternatives.
Docking Challenges: Due to its size, maneuvering in tight marinas or docking can be more complex, especially for inexperienced sailors.
Standard Equipment Limitations: Some standard equipment may not match the expectations of seasoned sailors, leading buyers to invest in upgrades for electronics or rigging.
Made For
The 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41 is designed for cruising enthusiasts seeking a perfect blend of performance, comfort, and style. Ideal for both seasoned sailors and newcomers, this yacht is perfect for those who appreciate spacious living quarters as well as easy navigation. With its modern hull and innovative design, it caters to families looking for a reliable vessel for weekend getaways or extended voyages. Its generous interior layout comfortably accommodates up to six passengers, making it perfect for both short trips and long-term adventures. The Beneteau Oceanis 41 is also well-suited for sailors who prioritize both aesthetics and practicality. Its sleek lines and contemporary finish complement a host of thoughtful features, including ample storage, a well-appointed galley, and a comfortable cockpit that invites alfresco dining and social gatherings. Whether you're planning to explore coastal harbors or take on longer passages, the 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 41 offers the versatility and performance needed for memorable sailing experiences. This yacht is perfect for those who seek a balance of luxury and functionality in their aquatic adventures.
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| Price | $185,000 | $209,900 | $147,000 | $139,900 | $135,000 | $119,000 |
| Location | DELTAVILLE | Urbanna | Urbanna | Norfolk | Deltaville | Topping |
| Nominal Length | 41' | 47' | 47' | 43' | 34' | 37' |
| Beam | 14' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 5' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | 40 hp | 75 hp | 78 hp | 54 hp | 21 hp | 29 hp |
| Days on Market | 27 | 92 | 82 | 155 | 118 | 35 |
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