A sailing yacht well-known by her high-level performance under saying, Beneteau First 40.7, version 3 cabins + 1 wc. Cockpit with steering wheel, seats in both boards with storage lockers, traveller for the mainsheet in front of the steering wheel, stern shower hot and cold. In the interior, spacious saloon with complete galley at port, equipped with gas stove and oven, fridge with freezing box, stainless steel sink with pressured water hot and cold and storage. At starboard chart table and electronic panel. In the centre of the saloon, social table and sofas in both boards of the yacht. In... read more

Marketing Description Deep fin keel, Volvo D2-40, 2015, wheel steering, slab reefing main, 10 berths in 3 cabins plus saloon. Many upgrades have been carried out over the past few years and she now benefits from New main and Jib in 2023, all new seacocks in 2020 as well as new fridge, oven, and heating in the past 3 years - see spec for a full list of upgrades ... read more

The Beneteau 40.7 was a popular choice in racing fleets and seen competing all over the globe. The boat preformed and rated well under various class racing handicap systems. They also had creature comforts below deck and could be used as fast cruisers as per this example which had just crossed the Atlantic in the ARC Rally December 2023. In the last few years this example has seen many upgrades and replacements in preparation for the crossing including new sails, watermaker and essential service items. These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be... read more

French production boatbuilders Beneteau require no introduction from me, having been in business since 1884! The First 40.7 was initially designed by Bruce Farr in 1999 and very quickly gained popularity with nearly 700 produced in total. I would imagine they are probably the best known of the cruiser-racers, they still turn up in numbers at club regattas all over the country and as a family cruising boat they offer excellent accommodation as well as being fun to sail This 40.7 has had a good career under RORC, from channel races to Round Britain and Ireland and she's crossed the Atlantic t... read more