Beneteau First 25

Beneteau First 25 from 1982 – Volvo Penta diesel – Port space available in La Grande-Motte

For sale, Beneteau First 25 from 1982, a livable sailing boat measuring 7.52 meters, designed by naval architect Jean-Marie Finot. This popular model offers a good compromise between sailing pleasure, ease of handling, and livability for coastal cruising.

This unit in fixed keel version is equipped with a diesel inboard engine Volvo Penta MD5A about 7.5 hp. The engine works perfectly and starts immediately.

Its sloop rig includes:

• a main sail;
• a genoa;
• a spinnaker, stored in its bag inside;
• dedicated winches for spinnaker handling;
• a lazy bag with lazy jacks, making furling and stowage of the main sail easier.

The boat also features a autopilot on the tiller and a portable VHF, two very practical equipment pieces for sailing with a small crew or solo.

The interior offers a simple and functional layout with:

• a double cabin in the bow;
• a convertible saloon into sleeping area;
• a kitchenette with stove and sink;
• a soft freshwater tank;
• a manual marine toilet;
• various storage areas.

With its reasonable size and tiller steering, this First 25 remains easy to handle while offering good sailing sensations. It is suitable both for day trips and weekend or coastal cruising.

The boat is currently viewable in La Grande-Motte. A port space in La Grande-Motte is available, subject to conditions and captaincy approval.

Main characteristics:

• Builder: Beneteau
• Model: First 25
• Year: 1982
• Designer: Jean-Marie Finot
• Hull length: 7.52 m
• Beam: 2.78 m
• Type: habitable monohull sailing yacht
• Version: fixed keel
• Rig: sloop
• Engine: Volvo Penta MD5A diesel inboard
• Power: about 7.5 hp
• Tiller steering
• Port space available in La Grande-Motte

An interesting unit to discover livable sailing or enjoy a classic, efficient, and well-equipped yacht, with the rare advantage of a port space available in La Grande-Motte.

This ad is written in good faith based on information provided by the owner. The characteristics, inventory, and condition of the boat should be verified by the buyer during the visit and, if necessary, through a maritime survey.