Manufacturer Provided Description The Santa Cruz 52 features both speed and luxury. Her well thought-out interior has two large private staterooms each with double berths and a separate stall shower in one of the two heads. The large salon provides dining for seven and includes two roomy pilot berths. There is ample storage throughout the cabins. The teak and holly cabin sole, solid teak trim, and white-accented paneling combine to produce a warm yet light and airy environment. Typical equipment on the first nine Santa Cruz 52's built include: three burner LPG stove with oven and br... read more

Designed by Tim Jacket, this meticulously maintained Tartan 3500 is a very rare find on the west coast. Tartans are well-known for their sturdy and well thought-out construction and are considered performance cruisers/racers. The current owner has enjoyed 10 years of cruising the coast of California, Catalina Island & Mexico. Down below, you will find a very comfortable salon, nice galley with a refrigerator and freezer, beautiful wood throughout, large dinette table with fold down leaves and 2 spacious cabins. With so few Tartans available, she will not last long. She's located in a very nic... read more

Accommodations - Main Salon with two settee Port and Starboard that double as single bunks - Port aft is the stateroom with double bunk and storage - Forward V-Birth with storage doubles as a sail locker (when racing) - Galley is located aft to port - Nav station is located aft to starboard - Teak and Holly sole - Single head aft to starboard. Galley - Deep Single Stainless Steel sink with Hot / Cold pressure water - Force 10 2 Burner stove top - Built in Ice Box - Ample Storage Hull and Deck - Large 12' Cockpit (seating for 8) - Fiberglass hul... read more

Stock ordered Exit Factory Spring of 2019 Still able to be customized for her new owner Beneteau's new Oceanis 46.1 is the largest sailing yacht built at the French company s stateside manufacturing facility and is a blend of the Beneteau Oceanis 41 and 48. Her performance at sea and huge amount of space set this boat apart, while her architecture makes optimal use of the cockpit beam. An incredibly efficient deck plan means she's a dream to sail. The furling mast, self-tacking jib, along with the halyards and sheets being brought back to a single winch at each of her helm stations, allow ... read more