Name: 2004 Beneteau 40.7
Brand: Beneteau
Price: 99900 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

The Beneteau First 40.7, designed by Bruce Farr and introduced in 1999, is a highly successful 39-foot racer/cruiser known for its competitive performance, versatility, and comfortable interior. With over 800 built, it features a fast hull, large steering wheel, and a functional cabin designed for both serious racing and weekend cruising. Practical Sailor.

Lanikai is a well maintained Racer/cruiser. With a multitude of sails she will do well around the marks. Her interior is like a new vessel as the owner never used her originals cushions and kept them stored until now. Instead she made a set of cushions to be used for racing and the crew. The white cushions are her original ones but the other set conveys as well. Diver was just down and cleaned her bottom and said she is looking good.

The boat is frequently praised for its ability to hold its own in serious racing while providing a comfortable, spacious environment for family outings or live-aboard cruising.

Dunigan Marine Group is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Brewer Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

Overview

Very clean and well maintained vessel. Excellent sail inventory and ready to race. Interior looks like a new boat as the original cushions were never used and just put on the boat.

Key Specifications

LOA39' 3"

Beam12' 4"

Draft Max7' 8"

LWL34' 9"

TypeSail

Hull MaterialFiberglass

FuelDiesel

Weight & Measurements

Displacement15,211 lbs

Tankage

Fuel34 gal

Water83.97 gal

Registration & Documentation

Reg #BEY82563A404

Listed2026-04-28T00:00:00+00:00

Engines

Volvo Penta 2030Inboard

MakeVolvo Penta

Model2030

TypeInboard

Fuel TypeDiesel

Power30 HP

Year2004

LocationMiddle

Full Details

Accommodations

Key Features and Performance

Design: Designed by Farr Yacht Design, the 40.7 was built for both IRC and IMS racing, often achieving remarkable success, including winning the 2003 Sydney-Hobart race.
Performance: It features a high sail area/displacement ratio (21.01), making it fast in light to medium airs.
Handling: The boat has a fin keel and a single spade rudder, offering good pointing ability and a balanced helm.
Deck Layout: It has a versatile cockpit with removable locker seats for racing and a large wheel.

Interior and Comfort

Layout: A standard 3-cabin layout features a V-berth forward, a saloon with settee berths, an L-shaped galley, and a generous aft cabin layout. Lanikai has 4 cabins with 2 double aft cabins having the ability to sleep 8
Comfort: Designed to be a comfortable cruiser, it includes hot water, a full galley, and a 30 HP Volvo diesel engine. With plenty of portlights, overhead hatchs, light fabrics and counters
Her interior is light and bright with plenty of portlights, overhead hatches, light fabrics and counters all adding to her bright interior. Her faux teak sole is easy to maintain and clean. This is an interior that both a family or a large crew would enjoy being aboard.
Popularity: Known as a great value, the 40.7 remains popular as an affordable, competitive, and "do-anything" sailboat.

Galley

Nice L-shaped galley to port of the companionway. For a Racer/cruiser she is nicely equipped with storage outboard and under the counters and plenty of counter space for food prep.