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MERMAID is a classic Beneteau Oceanis 400 that has just received an extensive $65,000 refit at a San Francisco Bay Area boatyard. This beautifully maintained cruising sailboat combines the proven sailing characteristics and comfortable accommodations of one of Beneteau's most popular designs with a comprehensive package of new systems and equipment.
The current owner has invested heavily in the vessel, addressing major electrical, navigation, charging, and underwater systems. The result is a boat exceptionally well positioned for her next owner, whether the goal is Bay cruising, coastal passagemaking, or extended cruising.
The refit includes a completely upgraded navigation and communications package centered around Raymarine's modern Axiom electronics, providing an excellent foundation for safe and enjoyable cruising. The electronics installation provides a substantially modernized navigation system while also replacing the underlying backbone and cabling rather than simply adding new displays to an aging system.
The electrical side of the vessel has also received significant attention, with a modernized electrical infrastructure and greatly improved battery charging and power-management capability. The refit is finished off with fresh bottom paint and a professional buff and wax, leaving the boat looking sharp and ready for the water.
Rather than simply being a cosmetic refresh, this refit has concentrated on some of the most important systems aboard a cruising sailboat: navigation, communications, electrical power, charging, wiring, and underwater maintenance.
The Beneteau Oceanis 400 is a highly regarded cruising design offering a wonderful balance of sailing performance, comfort, and livability. Her spacious interior and generous cockpit make her equally well suited to relaxing weekends on the Bay or longer cruising adventures.
For a buyer looking for a proven cruising sailboat without wanting to immediately undertake the expense and disruption of a major systems refit, this Oceanis 400 deserves very serious consideration. With approximately $65,000 recently invested at a San Francisco Bay Area boatyard, a modern Raymarine navigation package, upgraded electrical and charging systems, fresh bottom paint, and a beautiful buff and wax, this is an Oceanis 400 ready for her next chapter.
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