Beneteau First 47.7 Race 2000

Description

The Beneteau First 47.7 Race is a cruiser-racer sailboat built in 2000 that stands out for a balance between technical performance and habitability. With a length of 14.50 meters and a beam of 4.50 meters, the hull is made of polyester and is designed to accommodate up to 12 passengers on board. Technically, the boat is powered by a Yanmar 55.20 HP inboard engine with shaft drive and is supported by a bow thruster to facilitate maneuvering in port. Its autonomy is backed by 200 L fuel tanks and a remarkable capacity of 800 L of fresh water. Layout and Equipment: Interiors: It has a 3+1 cabin configuration and 2 full bathrooms with shower and hot water. Comfort: The saloon has a convertible table and the galley is equipped with a microwave and two electric refrigerators. It includes air conditioning and entertainment systems such as TV and CD radio. Navigation and Safety: It comes equipped with complete instrumentation (GPS, Radar, Autopilot, Sounder and VHF) and an EPIRB. In terms of safety, it includes a life raft and a system of five bilge pumps. It is currently on List 6, with all documentation in order and the next technical inspection scheduled for November 2026.