Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 18:00
4005 N Federal Highway, Suite 200
Make/Model: 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 461
Designer: Bruce Farr
Builder: Beneteau US production
Layout: 3-cabin version, sleeps eight total
Usage: Never chartered, well maintained
Engine: Yanmar diesel (powerful, excellent maintenance history)
Deck hardware: In-mast furling mainsail, roller furling genoa, deep cockpit, wide decks, well-placed winches
Dinghy access: Sugar scoop transom with swimming ladder
Three cabin layout with spacious salon
Salon headroom: 6''5"
Forward V-berth with ensuite head and shower (bunk length 7''2")
Twin aft cabins with double bunks (bunk length 6''10")
Dinette converts to additional double bunk
Settee on starboard side
Two Jabsco manual heads (Forward new 4/2024, Aft new 1/2025); forward head has 6 gal holding tank
Aft head with shower shared by aft cabins
Force 10 stove with oven and broiler
Microwave: Sunbeam
Refrigerator: Top loading SeaFrost BDXPAW, 6.25 cu ft (compressor replaced 1/2023, optional water cooling)
Freezer: Top loading SeaFrost BDXPAW, 4.00 cu ft
Water heater: Atwood MPD93200, 10.5 gal, powered by engine or electric
All deck hatches and portlights have sun covers and screens
Air conditioning: Cruisair SMX2, 2 units (condition unknown, not used)
Propane: 2 x 10 lb tanks in stern locker
Ventilation fans in salon and all cabins
Varnished hardwood veneers throughout
Navigation: iPads with Navionics
VHF: Standard Horizon Explorer GX1600 (25W) with remote handset at helm
AIS: Digital Yacht iAIS TX Class B (Bluetooth, purchased 12/2020)
Radar: Furuno First Watch Wireless Radar (Bluetooth, purchased 12/2020, mounted on arch)
Depth: Raytheon ST60 Tridata
Wind: Raytheon ST60
Autopilot: Raymarine APU400 (control board replaced/upgraded 3/2019)
Compass: Plastimo Olympic 135
Stereo: Kenwood KMR-D558BT
Salon and cockpit speakers
SSB: Icom IC-710 (disconnected)
Solar panels: 2 x Panasonic 365W (730W total), mounted on arch, installed 2/1/2019
Charge controllers: 2 x Victron MPPT 100/30
Starter battery: Odyssey Extreme Group 31
Battery charger: ProCharge Ultra
Inverter: Schumacher PC-2000
Shore power: 2 Marinco outlets (stern)
Shore power cables: 2 x 30A
USB power: Available in most cabins, helm and nav station
Navigation lights: Mast rewired with LED anchor, steaming, and deck lights
Stern light: LED
Bow light: Incandescent
House: 2 banks of 4 x 6V Duracell batteries (8 total) configured for 12V system
Engine: Odyssey Extreme Group 31
Windlass: Italiwinch 1500W (replaced Feb 2022); ''Quick'' brand control at bow + remote at helm
Propeller: MaxProp 3-blade feathering (factory rebuilt 12/2020)
Prop shaft seal: PSS brand
Transmission: Kanzaki KBW21
Alternator: 12V with Balmar controller (belt driven)
Shift controller: UltraFlex B400 (new controller & cable 11/2022)
Steering system: Stainless steel cable
Emergency tiller
Rudder bearing: New 2023
Fire extinguishers: Three Kidde 10-B-C (dry chemical)
Transfer pump switch located at engine control panel
Main: 53 gal
Aux 1: 25 gal
Aux 2: 30 gal
Total fuel capacity: 108 gal (stainless steel)
Salon Port: 67 gal
Salon Starboard: 67 gal
Forward: 73 gal
Total water capacity: 207 gal (fiberglass)
Cockpit table (centerline)
Storage lockers under teak-finished cockpit seating
Custom vinyl seat cushions for cockpit (full set)
Dodger: Full Sunbrella with opening center and clear vinyl windows; Sunbrella covers for vinyl
Bimini: Full Sunbrella cover
Stainless steel pulpit and stanchions
New lifelines installed 2024
Primary anchor: 25 kg Rocna with 200'' of 3/8" chain
Chain: 200 ft, 3/8" (new Feb 2022)
Secondary anchor: Fortress FX-37 with chain and rope rode
Dinghy davits
Swimming ladder
Portlights: 12 Lewmar with covers and screens (new 2/2023)
Toe-rail: Teak finished with Epithane
In-mast furling mainsail
Keel-stepped mast
Roller furling genoa
Standing rigging inspected and passed 2023
Inner shrouds replaced 2023
Lewmar 40ST, electric 2-speed
Lewmar 44ST, manual 2-speed
Lewmar 54ST, manual 2-speed
Lewmar 54ST, manual 2-speed
In-mast furling mainsail by Perfect Sailmakers (new 2018)
New genoa (May 2025)
AB Alumina 9.5 dinghy (new January 2025)
Yamaha 8 hp 2-stroke outboard
Revere 6-person life raft mounted on deck (re-certified January 2025, valid through 1/2028)
7 PFD jackets
MOM8 Man Overboard Module
Throwable horseshoe
2 radar reflectors (mast-mounted)
Cookware, some dishes and cutlery
Various power and hand tools
Assorted spare engine parts and fluids
Set sail on WindSwept, a never-chartered and well-maintained 2000 Beneteau Oceanis 461 that blends elegance with practical cruising performance. Designed by the world-renowned Bruce Farr and built by Beneteau’s US production team, this 46-footer offers the perfect balance of speed, stability, and comfort, making her an ideal vessel for exploring the Caribbean in style.
This 3-cabin version of the Beneteau 461 is highly sought after for its spacious and intelligent layout. WindSwept easily accommodates up to eight people with a generous forward owner’s stateroom, two large aft cabins, and convertible salon seating. Whether you’re cruising with family or entertaining friends under the stars, this yacht provides space and privacy in equal measure.
Inside you’ll find the timeless design Beneteau is known for, richly finished wood cabinetry, expansive natural lighting through deck hatches and portlights, and thoughtful ventilation throughout. The salon is both comfortable and functional, with a U-shaped settee and a large dining table that converts into a full-sized berth, making overnight guests feel at home. The forward cabin includes a private ensuite head with shower, while the aft cabins share a second well-appointed head, giving everyone onboard convenience and comfort.
The galley is designed for offshore functionality as well as life on the hook, featuring ample counter space and a practical layout for preparing meals at anchor or underway.
But WindSwept isn’t just about luxury; she sails beautifully. The Farr-designed hull and keel deliver exceptional performance under sail. She balances well at the helm, tracks steadily, and can make good speed on a reach. Sail handling is straightforward, even for a short-handed crew. With a deep cockpit and wide decks, WindSwept is both safe and exhilarating to sail.
She has systems designed for simplicity and reliability, critical when island-hopping.
On deck, the large cockpit with a centerline table is shaded by a full bimini and dodger, providing a welcoming space for sunset cocktails, lobster dinners, or quiet mornings with a coffee and a view. The sugar scoop transom with swimming ladder makes dinghy access and swimming effortless.
With her proven pedigree, classic styling, and comprehensive cruising setup, WindSwept is ready for adventure. Whether you’re dreaming of lazy days in the Grenadines, thrilling passages between the islands, crossing oceans, or making her your liveaboard home, this Beneteau 461 delivers comfort, performance, and serious cruising potential.
Step aboard WindSwept and let her carry you toward the horizon, where the water is warm, the drinks are cold, and the next anchorage is always just a reach away.
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors to investigate such details as the buyer desired validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Photos may not properly reflect the current condition of the actual vessel offered for sale. In some cases stock photographs may have been used.
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing.
All dinghies are considered separate vessels and should have separate titles and documents. There is no guarantee as to the title of the dinghy on this vessel so Buyer accepts that while he may receive the dinghy included in the transaction, he may not receive the proper title to it.
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