Beneteau Flyer 12 2007

Description

This Beneteau Flyer 12 unit, built in 2007 and with a Spanish flag, is presented as a unique opportunity in the current used market. Its main technical distinction lies in the condition of its mechanics: it is motorized with two Volvo Penta D6-370 (IPS 500) blocks that register only 400 hours of use, an exceptionally low figure that guarantees a long useful life ahead and denotes very moderate use. The boat incorporates the IPS (Inboard Performance System) transmission system, a technology that revolutionizes maneuverability through the use of a joystick, allowing precise and simple docking even for a single skipper, as well as offering superior fuel efficiency to traditional shaft transmission. Its hull design allows it to reach maximum speeds in the range of 30-32 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed between 22 and 26 knots. Regarding its deck configuration, this "Sport Cruiser" model stands out for its electric Hard Top, which allows the saloon and helm station to be integrated with the aft cockpit on a single level, or to close it completely to navigate protected. The cockpit and the generously sized bathing platform are covered in teak, providing a quality finish and greater comfort. The interior is designed to maximize habitability in its 12.62 meters of length. The distribution consists of two independent double cabins and two complete bathrooms. The owner's cabin, located in the bow, has an island bed and a private en-suite bathroom with a separate shower. The guest cabin to starboard has a double bed and direct access to the second bathroom. The main saloon offers a 360-degree panoramic view and ingeniously hides a complete kitchen (ceramic hob, refrigerator, microwave) under a designer cabinet, maintaining the clean aesthetic of the space when not cooking. In terms of equipment, the unit has complete Raymarine navigation electronics (GPS/Plotter, Radar and Autopilot), an electric generator for autonomy at anchor and an air conditioning system (Air Conditioning/Heating), configuring a boat suitable for both day trips and prolonged offshore crossings (Category B).