XBOAT ref: 5901.
This Océanis 461 Clipper designed by the BENETEAU shipyard features a design that offers good performance at sea while remaining easy to handle.
The Oceanis 461 Clipper is also designed by the BENETEAU shipyard to provide great comfort on board.
This version offers a spacious saloon with a well-equipped kitchen (Fridge 2020) in a 2 cabin and 2 bathroom layout, making it ideal for cruising with family or friends. The interior fittings are designed to maximize space and provide great habitability.
This model is known for its good sailing performance, thanks to a well-designed hull and proper balancing. It performs well under sail while offering a pleasant sailing experience.
Equipped with a high-quality, recent (2020) sail set, all standing rigging was replaced in 2020. The sailboat's design allows for good maneuverability, even when sailing solo or with a small crew.
The construction is robust and of high quality, ensuring good durability and increased safety at sea. All seacocks and through-hulls were replaced in 2020.
Its powerful YANMAR 85 HP engine ensures greater safety and is capable of withstanding varied sea conditions. Mounted on a shaft drive, with just under 2000 hours, a 200L fuel capacity, it underwent a full professional overhaul in 2020.
With large capacity tanks for water and fuel, as well as good storage capacity, this Oceanis 461 Clipper enables extended cruising without frequent refueling worries. It also features 2 solar panels on a gantry.
Complete electronics with Radar, AIS, GPS plotter, and overhauled autopilot.
Safety equipment overhauled in August 2023 and EPIRB 1 "rescueME" Ocean Signal beacon (MMSI) 2021.
Volvo bow thruster overhauled, electric windlass. The entire battery bank was replaced in 2020.
This is an owner’s sailboat, well-equipped with regular maintenance, ready to take to the sea.
The Océanis 461 Clipper designed by BENETEAU and designed by Briand is appreciated for its comfort, maritime performance, and build quality, making it an excellent choice for cruising enthusiasts.
Berth available.
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