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39' Beneteau 3-Cabin 393

  • Boat Name: RYA-JEN
  • Year: 2004
  • Current Price: US$ 124,900
  • Located in Baltimore, MD
  • Hull Material: Fiberglass
  • Engine/Fuel Type: Single diesel
  • YW# 4344-2390141
  • Central/Exclusive Listing
  • Available for co-brokerage


Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:


Boat Name
RYA-JEN

Specs
Keel: Bulb
Hull Shape: Monohull

Dimensions
LOA: 39 ft 3 in
Beam: 13 ft 1 in
LWL: 35 ft 1 in
Maximum Draft: 5 ft 1 in
Displacement: 17152 lbs Dry Load
Ballast: 5357 lbs
Bridge Clearance: 46 ft 1 in
Headroom: 6 ft 2 in
Dry Weight: 17152 lbs

Engines
Engine Brand: Yanmar
Engine(s) Total Power: 40 HP
Engine Model: 4JH3E
Engine Type: Inboard
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Propeller: 3 blade propeller
Cruising Speed: 6 mph @ 2800 RPM
Maximum Speed: 7 mph
Year Built: 2004
Engine Hours: 435

Tanks
Fresh Water Tanks: 1 Plastic (131 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 1 Aluminum (36 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 2 Plastic (20 Gallons)

Accommodations
Number of single berths: 6
Number of cabins: 4
Number of heads: 2

Electrical Equipment
Electrical Circuit: 12V

Outside Equipment/Extras
Electric windlass


INTRODUCTION

This is probably one of the most successful designs in Beneteau's 127 year history.  Yes, do the math – Benjamin Beneteau founded this company back in 1884.  Through a constant evolution of luxury yacht design, they've taken the best parts from one of their flagship designs, the 473, and put them all into a more compact hull without sacrificing any of the benefits.

How many yachts in this size range can boast three discrete private cabins including an owner's stateroom, two heads and a spacious main salon and galley, all unrivaled by the competition?

This truly is an opportunity to buy a well-maintained yach that is practically brand new in every way, for a FRACTION of what a new one would cost.  A new Beneteau with this eqiupmnet will run you upwards of $250,000.

To help with your consideration of this yacht, I’m available to discuss any detail that interests you.  Further, I have in my possession PDF copies of the original Beneteau 393 brochure as well as a recent owner’s survey from last fall, dated 9/10/2010.  I can email both to you at a moment’s notice.  If you have any questions at all about this yacht that I haven’t answered here, please feel free to contact me anytime 24/7.  My goal is to SELL THIS BOAT. 


INTERIOR TOUR

Designed for maximum comfort, the interior of this yacht lives like a much larger vessel.  There are three huge staterooms, a generous main salon that utilizes the entire 13’-0” beam effectively with abundant storage everywhere.  The navigation station integrates smoothly to port and the dinette with folding leafs and fiddles accommodates the whole crew at mealtime at anchor or underway.  The longitudinal galley to starboard is large for a yacht of this size.  It boasts Corian countertops, 12V refrigeration, built in microwave, dry storage, cubbies everywhere, and a double stainless steel sink.  The fore and aft three sleeping cabins are so vast for a 39’ yacht.  Use one of the aft staterooms when you need to romp a bit.  Use the forward stateroom when you want cool breezes flowing over you at anchor.  The satin varnished teak interior is sumptuous at the least and, as the photos clearly show, is in good condition.  Opening ports and hatches are everywhere keeping the cabin both light and airy whenever you desire.  Two heads serve owners and guests.


COMPANIONWAY

  • (2)  companionway  plexi  hatchboards
  • Hinged  two-­part  GRP  companionway steps  for  access  to  engine
  • (4)  curved  moulded  GRP  steps


SALON

  • U-­shaped  settee  with  dinette
  • Storage  under  settee  
  • Small  central  seat  w/storage
  • Dinette  table  with  aluminum  legs
  • Table  convertible  into  double  berth
  • (2)  shelf  lockers  with  sliding  doors  (slotted for  ventilation)
  • Large  storage  cabinet  and  drawers  forward


GALLEY

  • Laminated  work  surface  over  icebox  and  around  sink Stainless  steel  guard-­rail 160  (5.6  cu.ft.)  litre  GRP  icebox  w/12v  Adler-Barbour electric  fridge
  • Cutlery  drawer Cabinets  w/slotted  doors  for  ventilation   Stowage  under  oven  with  hinged  door
  • (2)  rectangular  stainless  steel  sinks Pressurized  hot  and  cold  water  mixer  tap
  • Trash  can
  • (2)  burner  LPG  stove/oven


OWNER’S STATEROOM

  • Storage  shelves  along  length  of  hull
  • (2)  storage  drawers  under  berth 
  • (1) hanging  locker  with  shelves  on  starboard  side
  • (1)  settee  with  shelf  locker


AFT CABIN: 3 CABIN VERSION

  • Double  berth Hanging  locker
  • Storage  shelves  along  length  of  hull


HEADS (2)

  • Fully  moulded  head
  • Manual  marine  toilet
  • Washbasin  with  pressurized  hot  and  cold  water
  • Shower  drain  pump
  • Cabinet,  mirror,  bathroom  accessories
  • Laminated  wood  handrail Holding  tank  -­  24  gallon


ELECTRICAL

  • Xantrex Freedom 25 2500 watt inverter with intregral smart battery charger
  • Electric  water  system  with  expansion  tank 110  V  system & engine collant heating system
  • (8)  x  110  V  outlets  in  cabins  and  salon
  • Grounded  rigging
  • (1)  service  battery  
  • 200  Amp house battery  
  • 100  Amp starting battery
  • Halogen  ceiling  lights  in  salon,  galley  &  cabins
  • Fluorescent  ceiling  light  in  galley
  • Reading  lights  in  cabins
  • Approved  navigation  lights


NAVIGATION STATION

  • New in 2010: Raymarine A-70 with Chart Plotter
  • Plastimo Compass
  • Icom IC-M402B VHF Radio
  • Raymarine ST6002 Hydraulic Auto-Pilot
  • Raymarine ST60 Series Depth, Speed & Wind Instruments
  • CD/FM/AM Stereo System
  • Chart  table  with  storage  and  molded  fiddle  rail
  • Storage  under  table
  • Navigation  instrument  panel
  • Electric  panel  -­  12  V  20  functions
  • Battery  charge  indicator,  12  V  socket +  110  V  panel
  • Nav  seat  with  locker
  • Halogen  light


PLUMBING SYSTEMS

  • Engine  and  electric  water  heater
  • Electric  shower  drain  pumps
  • Manual  bilge  pump  in  cockpit
  • Electric  bilge  pump  with  float  switch (2)  rotomolded  water  tanks  -­  131  gal.  capacity


WINDOWS/OPENINGS/VENTILATION

  • New lexan glass for cabin top hatches in 2010
  • (7)  opening  hatches  -­  7  or  8  opening  ports depending  on  version
  • (1)  sliding  companionway  weather  board  and  2 -part   plexi  weather  boards
  • (1)  Lewmar  584  x  123  mm  opening  port:  aft  head
  • (2)  Lewmar  584  x  123  mm  angled  opening  port  salon
  • (1)  large  2000  x  400  mm  panoramic  Perspex®  port  with   ABS  blinds
  • (1)  Lewmar  low  proße  size  30  opening  hatch  above   forward  head
  • (2)  Lewmar  low  proÞle  size  30  opening  hatches  above   salon
  • (1)  Lewmar  low  proÞle  size  30  opening  hatch:  fwd  cabin
  • (1)  Lewmar  low  proÞle  size  44  opening  hatch:  fwd  cabin Fixed  hull  ports  in  aft  cabins,  salon  and  fwd  cabin


ENGINE ROOM

Engine was replaced in 2012.  200 of her 435 hours were in the last two weeks on a light wind trip from Saint Thomas, USVI, to the Chesapeake.  

  • 40  hp  Yanmar  diesel 4JH3E 4-cylyinder engine
  • Sound-­proofng  foam  in  engine  compartment
  • Engine  panel  on  cockpit  coaming
  • Engine  throttle  lever  on  steering  console
  • Stainless  steel  propeller  shaft  with  GRP protection  moulded  into  hull
  • Fixed  three  blade  propeller
  • Engine  bed  integrated  into  hull  liner


EXTERIOR TOUR

Designed by Groupe Finot, the Beneteau 393 offers a sophisticated contemporary hull with traditional lines. A spacious cockpit, top-of-the-line deck hardware and a roller furling main accent her ease of handling.

Our tour begins in the cockpit, hopefully the place you’ll spend most of your time both underway and on the hook.  All lines lead aft from the rig, including the roller furling 140% genoa.  Cockpit seating is inlaid varnished teak.  The benches are long and deep for either lounging (a.k.a. SLEEPING for me) at anchor or working the rig on a spirited day of sailing or racing. The helm has an electronics & navigation pod with plenty of room for gear, compass and a built in cockpit table.  The helm seat folds away for easy access to the stern swim platform.  A hot/cold water cockpit shower fits under the helm seat.

Departing the cockpit, the side decks are wide and easy to traverse.  Stanchions, chain plates and all appropriate hardware are mounted in solid fiberglass to keep the decks dry for decades to come.  The step up onto the coach roof is easy even for small children.  Up at the bow, an electric anchor windlass allows easy gunk holing.  DECKS are DRY AS A BONE and solid underfoot.


DECK EQUIPMENT

  • Simpson Lawrence Electric Windlass
  • Bruce Anchor with all-chain rode
  • Fortress FX-37 secondary anchor
  • Stainless  steel  stem  setting  w/offset  anchor  roller
  • Self-­draining  chain  locker
  • Anodized  aluminum  toe-­rail
  • (4)  aluminum  roller  fairleads  on  toe-­rail
  • (6)  aluminum  mooring  cleats Stainless  steel  bow  rail  w/navigation  lights Stainless  steel  stanchions  with  double  lifelines
  • Lifeline  gates
  • SS  stern  rail  w/brackets  for  life-­buoy  and flagstaff
  • Lowering  helm  seat  for  transon  access
  • (4)  SS  handrails  on  coachroof
  • (1)  sail  locker  in  cockpit  on  port  side (1)  locker  for  2  gas  bottles  on  port  side
  • (2)  cockpit  aft  lockers
  • Slatted  teak  cockpit  seats
  • Cockpit  drop-­leaf  table
  • Leather-­covered  SS  steering  wheel  on  pedestal   w/instrument  console
  • SS  handrail,  throttle  lever,   compass  and  cup  holders Engine  panel  on  cockpit  coaming  w/plexi  shield
  • (1)  winch  handle  holder
  • Transom  with  slatted  teak  swim  platform
  • Stainless  steel  swim  ladder
  • Hot  &  cold  cockpit  shower
  • Protective  rubber  strake  on  transom
  • Manual  bilge  pump
  • Genoa  sheet  tracks  on  side  decks  w/adjustable  cars
  • Genoa  sheet  lead  blocks  with  built-­in  stoppers
  • (2)  Lewmar®  48  CSTC  primary  winches
  • Coachroof  mainsail  traveller  adjustable  from  cockpit
  • (1)  coachroof  Lewmar  30  CSTO  winch  for  control  lines  
  • (5)  Spinlock®  XT  jammers  for  halyards,  reefng  lines,  vang   and  main  sheet


RIGGING

  • Deck-­stepped  anodized  aluminum  mast  with  stainless  steel  support  post  inside  salon
  • (2)  sets  of  aft-­swept  spreaders
  • Stainless  steel  standing  rigging:  cap  shrouds,  lower  shrouds,  forestay,  baby stay  and  twin  backstays
  • Anodized  aluminum  boom
  • Furling  genoa  with  drum  above  deck
  • Main  halyard Genoa  halyard  with  jammer  on  mast
  • Main  boom  topping  lift
  • Main  sheet  with  block  &  tackle  system
  • Genoa  sheets
  • Rigid  boom  vang  adjustable  from  cockpit
  • In-­mast  furling
  • Clew outhaul
  • Neil  Pryde®  bi-­radial  dacron  140  %  roller  furling  genoa with  anti-­UV  strip  and  Neil  Pryde  multi-­track  foam  luff   system 
  • Neil  Pryde  bi-­radial  dacron  roller  furling  mainsail


CONSTRUCTION

HULL:  Solid GRP with molded inner structure and integral floors, reinforced with unidirectional rovings.

DECK:  Balsa sandwich construction for rigidity, sound and thermal insulation. Molded deck liner for insulation and ease of maintenance.


SAIL PLAN SPECIFICATIONS

  • IJPE : 636.00 sq ft 
  • I : 46.08 ft 
  • J : 14.50 ft 
  • P : 40.00 ft 
  • E : 15.08 ft 
  • Working Sail Area : 636.00 sq ft


Manufacturer Provided Description
Based on the highly successful Beneteau 473 and designed by renowned naval architects Berret / Racoupeau Yacht Design, the Beneteau 393 is a unique 39-foot passagemaker that answers the long awaited quest for a serious bluewater cruiser. Roomier, more spacious, and boasting some of the best accommodations to be found, the 393 will be sure to please the most scrupulous of sailors.


Disclaimer
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 desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.