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The Beneteau 461 is a 14.2-meter masthead sloop designed by Bruce Farr and Armel Briand, built by Beneteau from 1996 to 2001. Also known as the Oceanis 461, it features a fin keel with a bulb and a spade rudder, displacing 9500 kg. Beneteau and Farr designed the 461 to balance performance with cruising comfort, resulting in a moderate displacement-to-length ratio. The model was produced in approximately 210 units, many of which entered charter fleets.4:39 Aboard *Lady K Sailing*, a 2000 Beneteau 461 with a three-cabin layout is seen with a high-combing cockpit, a walk-through transom, and a V-berth island bed.8:56 This specific boat includes updated B&G electronics and a life raft, but lacks a substantial arch for solar arrays or dinghy storage.10:19 The interior offers multiple configurations, including two, three, and four-cabin layouts, prioritizing volume for families or charter use.4:05
