Beneteau Oceanis 411 | 1999
Yacht Partners is pleased to present this Beneteau Oceanis 411 from 1999, a popular and well-proven cruising yacht offering comfortable accommodation, practical sailing performance, and a strong inventory for Mediterranean cruising.
The Oceanis 411 is known for her spacious interior, capable hull design, and easy handling, making her a strong choice for family cruising, extended holidays, or comfortable liveaboard use. This example is VAT Paid and offers a practical 3-cabin / 2-head layout, with one of the cabins currently converted for use as storage. The saloon dining table can also convert into an additional berth, giving flexibility for guests or longer stays onboard.
She is fitted with a Yanmar 4JH3E 56HP engine, in-mast furling mast conversion, new Elvström mainsail from 2013, 140% genoa, spinnaker, storm jib, inverter, tender, outboard, liferaft, EPIRB, air-conditioning unit, washing machine, and a range of useful cruising equipment.
Her engine service has just been completed in June 2026, with additional recent updates including brand-new service batteries in 2026, a new TV in 2026, and eight new fender covers in 2026. The yacht was also lifted out in 2024, with works including antifouling, hull polishing, high-pressure washing, and anode replacement.
A practical and well-equipped VAT-paid Beneteau 411, ready for her next owner to enjoy.
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- VAT Paid
- Beneteau Oceanis 411
- Built in 1999
- 3 cabins / 2 heads
- One cabin currently converted for storage
- Convertible saloon dining table
- Yanmar 4JH3E 56HP diesel engine
- Engine service completed — June 2026
- Mast replaced in 2013 to facilitate in-mast reefing
- New Elvström mainsail — 2013
- 140% genoa
- Storm jib — never used
- Spinnaker — reportedly used twice
- Rocna anchor
- Lewmar anchor windlass
- 60m anchor chain
- 1.5kW inverter
- Brand-new service batteries — 2026
- New TV — 2026
- Air-conditioning unit
- Washing machine
- Zodiac tender
- Yamaha 2.5HP outboard — serviced 2024
- 8-person liferaft — not currently tested
- Brand-new EPIRB — not yet registered
- Last lift-out and maintenance works completed in 2024