1995 Beneteau Oceanis '400

Mechanical Equipment:
LoFrans Manual Anchor WindlassNew, Sentry C140-3NL Battery Charger (40-Amp)Battery Parallel Switches12-Volt Electrical PanelPressure Water PumpEngine Compartment InsulationDripless Shaft SealThree-Blade Bronze PropellerNew, 4G4D Cell Batteries (2)New, 8G27 Battery110/12 Volt Electrical SystemMarinco 30-Amp Shore Power Cable (50')Par Electric Bilge Pumps (2)Oil, Water Temperature & Fuel Gauges & Alarms (In Cockpit)Hour MeterThree-Blade Bronze Propeller

Galley:
The galley is close at hand both to the cockpit and the salon, so the chef is never far from the rest of the crew. The galley features a gimballed stainless steel stove with oven, double stainless steel sinks with mixing faucet and cutting board inserts. A top loading freezer and front loading refrigerator are stainless steel lined and provide ample food storage for long cruises.Force 10, 2-Burner Propane Stove W/Oven & Stainless Steel Protection BarCarving Board Fillers For SinksSea Water Foot Pump W/Ice Box Drain System (Plumbed)Insulated Icebox W/Two Baskets (6-Cubic Feet)Roll-Out Grocery Storage CompartmentTrash CanDust Collection Pan (Built Into Cockpit Sole)Handrail On CoamingLewmar Opening Port (12" X 5")Roller BlindCurved Port Light To CockpitDouble Stainless Steel SinksHot & Cold Pressure Water SystemNew, Seaward Hot Water Heater (12-Gallon)Dish Drainage Locker12-Volt Adler Barbour Refrigerator (In Front Loading Compartment)12-Volt Adler Barbour Freezer (In Top Loading Compartment)Fixed Hull PortLewmar Trimline Opening Hatch (10" X 10")Halogen LightingNeon Light Over Working Area

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
There are rare teakwoods throughout this entire vessel, which include a teak and holly sole. Open spaces, fixed hull ports and skylights, many opening ports and hatches, provide an abundance of light and air in this model. The owner has added a new centr galee table (which converts into a bunk to sleep two additional people).U-Shaped Settee W/Water System Access Under Aft EndLockers & Bottle Storage Along Hull SideFixed Hull PortLewmar Trimline Opening Hatch Overhead (20" X 15")Halogen Overhead LightingLarge Hanging LockerLocker In Chart Table SeatBook Rack & ShelfHinged, Multi Function 12-Volt Electrical Control PanelLewmar Opening Port (23" X 5")Handrail On CoamingLarge Storage CabinetSalon Table W/Storage In Center (Table Folds Down To Form A Double Berth)Handrail Along CoamingLewmar Opening Port (23" X 5")Roller BlindsReading LampsJensen Stereo System W/New, CD PlayerAft Facing Chart Table (Drawer & Locker Under)Hinged Panel For Electronics InstallationFixed Port In HullRed/White Night Light

Deck and Hull Equipment:
The Oceanis 400 cockpit is a mastery of design as it gives one plenty of elbow room to the largest of crews, whether underway or socializing around the cockpit table at the end of the day. High coamings provide plenty of back support and security for the crew. The anchor locker contains the standard manual anchor windlass and the below deck furling drum. The bow has two anchor rollers, one of which tilts and is balanced forward to allow easier lowering of the anchor. The teak on the exterior seat and rails has been recently refinished.Bimini Top Over CockpitTeak Slats On Cockpit SeatingLazarette Locker W/Access To Steering QuadrantSail & Liferaft Storage Lockers (2)Cockpit Table/Steering Pedastal W/Two-Folding LeavesTable LightGlass Holder On Steering PedestalSwim Platform Access Door (In Transom)Integrated Swim Platform W/Stainless Steel Swim Ladder, Teak Steps & Two Equipment LockersTransom ShowerStern Light On TransomTransom FenderInsulated Icebox W/Drain

Sails and Rigging:
All her sails were reconditioned three-years ago. The Genoa tracks and turning blocks are placed on the cabin top as is the mainsheet traveller. This positioning improves the sheeting angle of the genoa and enhances upwind performance. It also clears the side decks, making them safer to use. The double spreader furling mast has discontinuous rigging and forward lower shrouds. The furling mainsail is controlled by an inhaul and an outhaul line led aft to the maneuvering winch. All lines running aft from the mast to the cockpit are covered by a deck cowling. Genoa sheets and maneuvering lines are controlled by large self-tailing winches, and are used standing rather than sitting, making it easier for the crew. Rope tails are stored using tiebacks affixed to the topsides. Lifeline gates are at maximum beam where they are most accessible. The sail area on this vessel is approximately 670-square feet.Furling Mainsail W/CoverAnodized Aluminum Mast & BoomIn-Mast Mainsail FurlerMast Step W/Halyard Turning BlocksAnchor LightSteaming LightBackstays (2)Forward Lower Shrouds (2)Genoa HalyardGenoa SheetsTraveller Control LinesMainsail Furling Control Lines153% Furling Genoa W/UV StripDouble Aft Swept SpreadersGenoa Furler W/Drum Recessed Below DeckStainless Steel Discontinuous RiggingForestayUpper Shrouds (2)Aft Lower Shrouds (2)Main HalyardMainsheetMain Topping LiftFurler Control Line

Additional Equipment:
Horseshoe Buoy SupportWinch HandlesNew, Outboard MotorBoat HookFlagstaff HolderOwners ManualsFenders & Spare Dock Lines