A Plumb bow and stern add to the waterline, which help keep her cruising speed high, often hitting above 10 knots. A fixed bowsprit supports the anchor and serves as an attachment point for the Code Zero or other furling headsails, should one choose to increase performance even more. Three hull windows on each side allow natural light to fill the interior and allow for views of the surrounding area. A large arch at the forward end of the cockpit is a newer Beneteau innovation. It helps support the full cockpit Bimini, which is a welcome option when cruising the Caribbean or other warm climate areas. The arch also serves as the attachment point for the mainsheet turning blocks, which keep the cockpit clear from obstruction and maximize usable space.

Set up for shorthanded sailing, all lines are led aft to the twin electric winches on each side of the cockpit, directly in front of the helm. This allows for push button sail trim from where you are sitting, and single-handed sail handling becomes efficient and easy.

Her "Yacht" designation is not simply a moniker; it is apparent as you immediately step on board. Her teak decks and, wide side decks allow for easy transit throughout the boat. .

The interior is designed to maximize space and offer a bright and airy feel while maintaining separation of different living spaces. The boat has 3 separate hull side windows plus additional ports for light. And her Alpi woodwork adds a luxurious touch to her accommodations

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3 cabins – 3 heads with showers 

Down the companion way stairs (which are angled at 45%, similar to a land-based home), the interior is fitted with flush mount cabinetry and quality joinery work. It is well lit by the three hull windows on either side, cabin side ports, and overhead hatches.

To Port, is an efficient U-shaped galley, with a standard style refrigerator, 2 burner propane stove with oven, sink and ample storage is throughout, with a large set of inset shelves along the side of the port hull. Aft of the galley, is a large pantry.

The first guest cabin is further aft, with an en-suite head with electric flush and shower. A large double berth in the center, with engine and generator access panels inboard. The starboard aft cabin mirrors the port. A double berth with ensuite electric head and separate stall shower, along with ample engine access. An opening hatch to the cockpit allows the breeze to flow through.  Moving forward to the Salon, there is a large U- shaped dinette to Starbd, that can sit up to 6 people, with an L shaped settee opposing on Port. A compartment for a lifting TV is on the aft side of the dinette, Twin opposing hatches bring in outside air and a safety rail running along the ceiling allows for easy and safe movement underway. Forward to port is the Nav Station, with a 12" Zeus-3S B&G Chart plotter in the corner and the nav desk with opening table

Forward is the Master Cabin, with a queen size island berth, twin hanging lockers allowing for storage space, and a separate shower room to port. To starboard is the separate head compartment, with an electric quiet flush toilet with the ability to use sea or fresh water.