42' Beneteau 423

Entering the main cabin via the companionway stairs, immediately to starboard is home to the large well-appointed galley.  Opposing the galley to port is a well laid out navigation table with electronics, A/C and D/C breakers, and storage below.  Forward of the galley is a large convertible dinette with luxurious Duratouch upholstery throughout.  The master stateroom is all the way forward with a private head and separate shower stall.  The guest stateroom is located aft of the navigation station with its own air `condition`ing, and private entrance to the second head compartment. The cockpit has a full isinglass enclosure that is even climate controlled!

The expansive salon is very open and well lit.  Several opening hatches, port lights, and skylights give the cabin a wide open feel.  All hatches and skylights have retractable sun covers to minimize heat from the sun.  The large dinette can easily seat 6, and converts to an additional double berth.  There is an additional single settee to port, opposing the dinette.   The white dura touch upholstery gives the vessel a sophisticated and classic look.   Recessed lighting with wall switches offer plentiful lighting. 

The master stateroom features a centerline queen size bed with innerspring mattress.  The private master suite is air conditioned and has plenty of storage in drawers and lockers.  There are several opening port lights and a hatch overhead.  The master suite also offers access to the master head and shower.  There is large television mounted on the forward bulkhead. 

The large private guest stateroom is located in the aft port quarter of the yacht.  The queen size berth is spacious and comfortable.  The aft stateroom has its own 12,000btu air `condition`ing system.  There is also a private in suite entrance to the guest head compartment.  An overhead hatch and deadlights offer plenty of natural light. 

Master Head

Guest Head 

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"Coastal Confessions" has been professionally maintained and upgraded. She spent the first 5 built_ins of her life in Lake Lanier and wasn't introduced to salt water until 2011 when she was brought to Pensacola.  Since arriving at the coast, her owners have spared no expense outfitting her with amenities and equipment for long-term coastal cruising.  

The design appeals to a broad base of sailors that dream of finding a yacht with a hard to beat list of features and very few trade-offs.  Her designers hit their mark by offering spirited sailing performance, low maintenance, easy engine access and stunningly comfortable accommodations, all in a yacht with aesthetically pleasing proportions that turns heads everywhere she travels.

Coastal Confessions has been very lightly used and features the preferred two cabin, two head layout with a large aft galley.  

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