Beneteau Oceanis 440

Oceanis 440 built in 1991 by Bénéteau yard, three-cabin version, is a long-distance cruising sailboat, spacious and sturdy, designed by Bruce Farr for Bénéteau.

The Oceanis 440 offers an excellent compromise between comfort, performance, and safety. Its large cockpit, wide side decks, and generous interior volumes make it an ideal sailboat for onboard living or extended crossings.

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Layout:

Three double cabins and three heads

One double cabin at the front

Two double cabins at the rear

Water tank 700L

Pressurized hot and cold water

Long galley port side

Chart table starboard side

Galley:

Double sink

Two-burner stove with oven Eno

12V refrigerator Waco/ Danooss BD35

Sails and Rigging:

Semi-latticed mainsail in Dacron

Dacron genoa on Facnor LS180 roller furler

Dacron staysail on Facnor LS180 roller furler

An asymmetric spinnaker

Ten Spinlock rope clutches

Electronics:

Raymarine ST 60 navigation console, speed/depth gauge, wind instrument

Icom IC-M411 VHF with masthead antenna

Raymarine A70D chart plotter

Furuno radar

Raymarine i70 autopilot with hydraulic ram

Raymarine AIS 650 transceiver

Pioneer CD radio with four speakers

Ocean Signal distress beacon

Electrical System:

Two service batteries 200 Ah

One engine start battery 100 Ah

Four 130W solar panels with regulator

D400 wind turbine

Dock line 10A

Cristec 20A battery charger

Engine alternator 80A

Deck:

Lofrans Cayman 1000W electric windlass

Main anchor Cobra 22 Kg with 50m of 10mm chain new June 2025

Secondary anchor Danforth 25 Kg with 3m of 8mm chain and 15m of rode

Cockpit table

Roof cover

Bimini

Cold water deck shower

Swim ladder

Additional:

New 2022 inflatable tender Nemaxx 330

New 2022 Tohatsu 6 HP engine

Safety equipment for six persons

New 2022 Sea Safe life raft for six persons

Tunnel bow thruster