2011 • Beneteau Oceanis 34

2011 Beneteau Oceanis 34 “Boat Pour” — Shoal-Draft Cruiser with Low-Hour Yanmar, Updated Electrical System, Air Conditioning, AIS and Two-Cabin Layout Introduction and Key Features Boat Pour is a well-maintained 2011 Beneteau Oceanis 34 located in Pensacola, Florida, and currently offered at $105,000 . Designed by Jean-Marie Finot of Finot-Conq with an interior by Nauta Design, the Oceanis 34 combines responsive sailing performance, a manageable sail plan, shallow-water cruising capability, and accommodations normally associated with a considerably larger yacht. Her two-cabin, one-head interior sleeps up to six and offers approximately 6'3" of headroom, reverse-cycle air conditioning, a complete galley, a proper navigation station, generous storage, and excellent natural light through opening ports and hatches. Above deck, Boat Pour offers a large cockpit, walk-through transom, swim platform, shoal-draft keel, classic mainsail configuration with a Tides Marine Strong Track, furling genoa, Harken self-tailing winches, and lines arranged for efficient short-handed sailing. A pre-purchase condition and valuation survey was completed in August 2024. At that time, the surveyor described the vessel as being in above-average condition. Accessible hull, deck, rudder, keel, structural, steering, mechanical, and electrical components were inspected. The survey reported no excessive moisture, deck soft spots, hull blistering, delamination, or evidence of previous structural hull damage. Key Features Two-cabin, one-head cruising layout Sleeps up to six Approximately 6'3" interior headroom Shoal-draft keel with approximately 4'6" draft Yanmar 3YM30 diesel with approximately 390 hours CruiseAir 16,000 BTU reverse-cycle air conditioning Upgraded electrical distribution panel installed in 2026 Three Group 31 AGM batteries replaced in October 2024 Hitachi 80-amp high-output alternator Mastervolt battery charger ProWatt 600-watt inverter Dual 30-amp shore-power service Garmin GPSMAP 1243 multifunction display Raymarine wheel-pilot autopilot Raymarine sailing instruments Standard Horizon Matrix VHF with helm RAM microphone AIS transceiver Fully battened Dacron mainsail Tides Marine Strong Track mainsail system 120% Dacron roller-furling genoa Profurl headsail furling system Harken self-tailing winches Rigid boom vang Whisker pole Blue bimini Opening companionway doors in place of traditional drop boards Bruce 33-pound anchor with chain and rode Revere four-person liferaft, with reinspection required Bottom painted in 2023 Bottom cleaned approximately every six weeks August 2024 survey available Market appraisal, owner’s manual, and parts information available upon request CE Certified, Classification A-675:T2d59