Description

Boat Overview Serenity is a privately owned, never chartered 2020 Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 that stands apart from the many ex-charter vessels currently on the market. With exceptionally low engine and generator hours, she presents far closer to a lightly used private yacht than a typical Caribbean listing. Now aggressively priced at $336,000—with a target price adjustment in progress—Serenity represents one of the best values available in this model. Comparable boats at similar or higher price points have seen heavy charter use, higher hours, and significantly more wear. Built in the United States, Serenity is not subject to import tariffs, making her an especially attractive option for U.S.-based buyers. She can be easily delivered stateside or remain in the BVI, where she includes three months of prepaid summer storage at Nanny Cay Boatyard. Upgrades and Features Unlike standard or lightly optioned sisterships, Serenity has been extensively upgraded by a knowledgeable owner for serious cruising and self-sufficient living aboard. Her equipment includes: Solar power Watermaker Washer/dryer Dive compressor Victron energy system Satellite and cellular connectivity A full B&G electronics suite with radar, AIS, and FLIR thermal imaging Accommodation (3) cabin, (2) head layout in Alpi walnut finish with cream ultra-leather upholstery Forward owner's cabin with island berth, separate shower and head compartments, ample storage, and large hull portlights Two aft guest cabins with double berths, generous headroom, natural light, and storage Private access to guest head from starboard aft cabin Large convertible salon table with U-shaped settee and additional portside settee Satin-finished teak cabin doors and storage cabinetry throughout Two electric Jabsco Quiet Flush toilets with holding tanks and overboard discharge Interior Comforts and Amenities Cruiseair air conditioning system (3 units totalling 36,000 BTU) with reverse cycle heat Washer/dryer unit in starboard aft cabin (6) 12V cabin fans Indirect LED lighting throughout salon and galley Fusion RA210 stereo with interior and cockpit speakers Samsung 32” flat-screen TV with antenna Abundant natural light from deck hatches and hull portlights, all with blinds or screens Walnut veneered cabin sole and fiberglass liners in high-traffic areas Electronics and Navigation (2) B&G Zeus 3 12” chartplotters (at each helm) (2) B&G Zeus 3 9” displays (at each helm) (2) B&G Triton 2 multifunction displays B&G NAC3 autopilot with wireless remote B&G HALO radar and AIS NAIS 500 transceiver FLIR M232 thermal night vision camera with pan/tilt, mounted on mast Wind, depth, and speed sensors B&G V70 fixed VHF, Icom HM-195B wired VHF, and B&G wireless remote VHF Loud hailer mounted on mast Victron Cerbo GX touch monitor with Bluetooth and remote monitoring Siren Marine 3 Pro vessel monitoring system with temperature, bilge, motion, and battery sensors RogueWave Pro WiFi booster with dual LTE and WiFi antennas Iridium GO! satellite communication with spreader-mounted antenna Digital Antenna cellular signal booster Starlink satellite internet system with permanent installation for high-speed offshore connectivity Electrical Systems Onan 7.5 kW diesel generator with sound shield (592 hours July 2025), powers all onboard systems and supports off-grid operation Victron Multiplus 3000 inverter/charger provides seamless AC power while underway or at anchor Victron Cerbo GX touchscreen monitor with Bluetooth and remote monitoring via phone app or Victron portal 442 watts of Solbian flexible solar panels mounted on the bimini Victron MPPT solar charge controllers optimize solar input to batteries (5) AGM house batteries, Group 31 (April 2024) Group 31 AGM engine start battery Group 31 AGM generator start battery (2) Group 31 AGM Bow Thruster Batteries (May 2025) (3) Cristec battery chargers: one 25A and two 40A units Shore power system with 50A, 250V shore inlet and power cord, plus 30A to 50A adapter Automatic transfer switch between shore and generator power 12V DC and 120V AC electrical panels with individual breakers and backlit labeling GFCI-protected AC outlets throughout the vessel Numerous USB charging ports in cabins and salon Indirect LED lighting throughout salon and galley Full navigation lighting, including masthead and steaming lights Bluetooth and Siren Marine monitoring system with alerts for battery voltage, bilge pump, motion, temperature, and shore power status Deck and Hull Equipment Teak cockpit sole, helm seats, and swim platform Electric drop-down swim platform with stainless boarding ladder Custom helm pods with integrated 12” and 9” B&G displays Dual composite steering wheels Full cockpit enclosure with dodger, bimini (with solar), and connector Custom cockpit cushions and table covers Stainless steel grill mounted on swivel bracket over swim platform Kato stainless steel outboard lift Retractable dinghy davits Spade 70 lb anchor with 200’ chain Quick electric anchor windlass with helm and deck controls and chain counter Freshwater cockpit washdown and hot/cold shower Hatch screens and covers, lifeline jerry can support bar, helm covers Rub rail with stainless guard and molded anchor platform Sails and Rigging North Sails in-mast furling mainsail North Sails furling genoa North Sails AP gennaker with Facnor top-down furler Harken electric primary sheet winches Harken electric halyard winches Facnor roller furling headsail system Composite bowsprit with tack point for gennaker Aluminum deck-stepped mast with twin spreaders Mechanical boom vang, stainless steel rigging, and German mainsheet system Mechanical Equipment Spectra Newport 400 RO watermaker with UV, Zion auto system, and touchscreen Quick electric bow thruster Cruiseair air conditioning system with 3 independent units (36,000 BTU total) Manual and electric bilge pumps with accumulator tank Bauer Junior II electric dive tank compressor (mounted in bow locker, powe