Beneteau Oceanis 400 - Three Cabin Model

                                      MOTIVATED SELLER

                       PRICE CUT TO $79,500 DECEMBER 2013

                       FRESH BOTTOM PAINT OCTOBER 2013

What's not to like about this 1995 Beneteau Oceanis 400? Low engine hours? Check. Never chartered? Check. Three cabins? Check. Two head compartments? Check. Mainsail furling? Check. Bimini? Check. Walk-thru transom? Check. Nice condition? Check. Fresh bottom paint? Check. Great layout? Check. Awesome sailing performance? Check. Motivated seller? Check. But come see for yourself. WANDERER is clean, neat, and ready to sail away. You'll get a lightly used dinghy in the deal, as well as a 6-person life raft. A job-related relocation is in the offing for the seller and he is reluctantly putting WANDERER on the market. She ticked all of his boxes; she's sure to do the same for yours.

One of the reasons for the popularity of the Oceanis 400 was the layout below. For one thing, the forward ensuite head is surprisingly spacious, as well as private. Done in easy-to-keep-clean surfaces, it's also bright, instead of cave-like. Immediately aft to starboard is an offset pullman-style berth for two. This arrangement makes possible a settee opposite to port, where occupants can sit and pull on boat shoes or sea boots in comfort. The salon situates the galley in a linear format to port, with the dinette and settee to starboard. The forward-facing nav station follows to starboard, with another head compartment opposite to port. Two double cabins flank either side of the companionway.

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