Some boats simply check the boxes. Adagio is the kind of boat that leaves an impression.
Her striking blue hull turns heads in every harbor, while years of attentive ownership and professional maintenance are evident throughout. Carefully maintained and stored indoors in heated winter storage, Adagio has been maintained with an emphasis on preserving both her appearance and her reliability.
The Oceanis 423 has long been respected for combining comfortable cruising accommodations with rewarding sailing performance, and Adagio showcases why this model remains one of Beneteau's most sought-after cruising yachts.
For sailors who value comfort and space, you will appreciate that Adagio is the desirable two-cabin, two-head layout and finished in warm moabi cherry joinery throughout. A large L-shaped galley to starboard offers plenty of prep space, a three burner propane stove and oven, microwave, and separate top-load freezer and front-load refrigerator. To port is a proper navigation station with access to systems information, communications gear, and entertainment. The main salon is open and bright, with features wraparound seating surrounding a dining table to starboard, and a lounge to port. The spacious forward stateroom includes a centerline island berth, generous storage, and a private ensuite head with separate shower. Guests enjoy a comfortable aft cabin and dedicated second head, providing privacy for everyone aboard whether spending a weekend at anchor or embarking on an extended cruise.
Key Features
Adagio has never been about flashy modifications or unnecessary complexity. Instead, she reflects thoughtful stewardship, sensible upgrades, and the kind of consistent care that is increasingly difficult to find in a twenty-year-old cruising yacht.
For additional questions or to schedule a visit, contact broker Patrick Kelly directly at (440) 554-7547 or patrick@rcryachts.com.