2013 Beneteau Oceanis 48

ACCOMMODATIONSLayout:  Three Cabins / Two Heads Layout, see attached drawingInterior: Alpi Mahogany Air Conditioning: (4) Cruiseaire reverse cycle with digital controlsPorts: Opening and FixedHatches: Opening with screens and sun shadesCabin Sole: No maintenance, synthetic laminateNav Station: Port sideDinette Table: Starboard, convertibleSettee(s): Port side with movable nav tableCushions: Replaced with a faux leather when the boat was new, in good conditionMaster Cabin: Forward with centerline berthGuest Cabin(s): (2) Large aft cabins with full/queen-size berthsHeadroom: 6'6"Master Head: Ensuite, port side, and shower stall is on the starboardBedding: Beneteau bedding and decorative pillowsGALLEYStove/Oven: Three-burner propane stove and ovenRefrigeration: 12V front-loading, replaced in 2025Freezer: 12V top loadingMicrowave Oven: YesSink: Double stainless steelWater: Hot & ColdWater Heater: 110V and Heat ExchangerCabinets: YesCockpit Refrigeration: 12V in cockpit tableELECTRONICSPlotter: B&G Zeus 12 centerline aft of cockpit table on pivoting podPlotter: B&G Zeus 7 at port and starboard helmsPlotter: B&G Zeus 7 at nav stationAutopilot: Simrad AC42 with WR20 wireless remoteRadar: Simrad 4G mast mountedSpeed/Depth: SimradWind: SimradVHF: B&G VHF and Wireless Remote, replaced in 2024Multi/Graphic: SimradSat Internet: Sailor on stern-mounted poleSat TV: Inoperable, mast mountedStereo: FusionCompass: YesELECTRICAL12V system: Yes110V system: YesGenerator: Onan Cummins 7.5KWInverter: Replaced in 3/2025Battery Charger: (2) 40 amp chargersBatteries: (4) AGM 140Ah house replaced 5/2025, 110Ah engine, 110Ah genset, (4) 110Ah thrusterShore Power: 50 amp service with cordInterior Lights: LEDNav Lights: LED12v Outlet(s): YesSAILS & RIGGINGMain: Dacron, Furling, 2013Genoa: Dacron, Furling, replaced in 2025Spinnaker: Code 0 with Furling, added in 2025Mast: FurlingRoller Furling: GenoaVang: RigidGenoa Tracks: Adjustable Harken TracksPrimary Winches: (2) Electric Harken 60.2 self-tailingHalyard Winch: Electric Harken 46.2 self-tailingHalyard Winch: Harken 46.2 self-tailingClutches: YesWindex: YesBackstay: SplitWhisker Pole: Mounted on mastTraveler: Mainsheet Arch, see attached pictureMast Height: 70'4"DECK & HULLHull Color: Flag Blue, Awlgrip 2020Deck Color: WhiteCockpit Sole: TeakDraft: Shoal Draft, 6'Bow Thruster: YesCanvas: Bimini replaced in 2024; Dodger with Cover replaced in 2023Cushions: CockpitCovers: Cockpit Cover replaced in 2022, the cockpit has been covered since newCockpit Table: YesSwim Platform: Electrically controlled platform with remoteCockpit Shower: YesAnchor Roller: Double roller with bobstayAnchor: Anchor, rode & chainWindlass: Electric with remote & counter in the cockpitOB Engine Bracket: YesLocker(s): Anchor, Sail, Cockpit, and Lazerete lockersBottom: The bottom was painted in the Fall of 2024, diver cleans every 60 daysConstruction: Solid FBG Hull with an Injected Balsa Core DeckMECHANICALEngine: Yanmar 4JH4TCE 75 hp, 870 hoursAir Conditioning: (2) CruiseAire reverse cycle with digital controls replaced in 2025, (1) in 2023, and the aft unit is originalProp: 3-blade, foldingSteering: Twin wheels, single rudderStuffing box/gland: SaildriveWater Heater: 110v & Heat ExchangerExtra Fuel Tank: 53 gallonsExtra Water Tank(s): (2) 42 gallonsBilge Pump(s): 12v and manualFilter(s): Water Sepeartor Oil & Filter: Changed Fall 2024Transmission Fluid: Changed Fall 2024Impeller: Changed Fall 2024Macerator Pump(s): Holding tanks with gravity drainsHead: Master, electric head, sink, and separate showerHead: Guest, electric head, sink, and showerAVAILABLE UPON REQUESTOwner's ManualEngine Performance ChartVPP PolarsStability CurveTransportation Measurements

Stepping aboard Blue Moon, this 2013 Beneteau Oceanis 48 immediately impresses with the wide, uncluttered cockpit and thoughtful layout that has made this model so popular among cruising sailors. Twin helms provide excellent visibility and easy movement forward, while the generous seating and folding cockpit table create a perfect space for entertaining guests or relaxing at anchor. The electric swim platform lowers to reveal a spacious teak swim deck, making water access effortless for swimming, paddleboarding, or boarding the dinghy.Moving forward through the companionway, the salon opens up with abundant natural light from the hull windows and overhead hatches. Beneteau’s modern interior design is on full display here, featuring warm wood finishes, clean lines, and excellent headroom throughout. The large U-shaped settee to port surrounds a convertible dining table, creating a comfortable gathering area for meals or evening relaxation, while the straight settee to starboard provides additional seating and storage.Just aft of the salon to port is the well-equipped galley, designed for serious cruising. The galley features generous counter space, a double stainless-steel sink, a gimbaled stove and oven, front-opening refrigeration, and ample cabinetry for extended provisioning. Its position near the companionway allows for excellent ventilation while cooking underway.Forward of the salon, the owner’s stateroom offers a bright and spacious retreat. The centerline island berth makes access easy from both sides, and the large hull windows provide beautiful water views and natural light. Storage is abundant with hanging lockers, drawers, and additional cabinetry. The forward head includes a separate shower stall, creating a comfortable private ensuite for the owner.Aft, two well-appointed guest cabins provide comfortable accommodations for family and friends. Each cabin features a large double berth, opening ports, and practical storage. The aft head and shower is easily accessed from the companionway and serves both guest cabins and the main living area.Throughout the vessel, Beneteau’s emphasis on natural light, ventilation, and livability is evident, making Blue Moon feel far larger than her 48 feet. Whether cruising offshore, spending weekends at anchor, or entertaining dockside, this Oceanis 48 offers the comfort, sailing performance, and modern design that continue to make her one of the most sought-after cruising sailboats in her class.

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