1996 Pendennis Ocean Phoenix | 77ft

Upon stepping aboard Ocean Phoenix, one is immediately struck by her defining feature: a permanent wind enclosure that provides excellent protection and comfort around the main companionway and guest cockpit.

The guest cockpit features deep wraparound seating and a generous teak dining table for up to eight guests. Just forward, a double helm seat to port and a single helm seat to starboard serve as sheltered watch stations, with direct access to a secondary navigation console on deck.A centrally located mainsheet traveler clearly separates the guest cockpit from the working pit, delineating operational and leisure spaces. Aft, the crew cockpit features twin helm stations, primary and secondary winches, sail controls, and a wide companionway that leads to the crew area and navigation station. Just behind the helms, a dedicated control console integrates engine, rigging, and navigation systems—allowing for streamlined operations without interfering with helm or pit crew activities.A large hydraulic swim platform provides easy access to the sea and opens to a spacious tender garage—ideal for storing water toys, bicycles, and equipment for extended cruising. Additional access to this area is provided via a full-sized hatch in the crew mess, ensuring utility while underway.The wide, uncluttered foredeck offers storage for a large tender or additional cruising equipment, reinforcing Ocean Phoenix’s capacity for bluewater passagemaking.Crew AreaThe crew quarters are accessed via an independent midships companionway, just forward of the helms. Below deck to starboard is a spacious crew mess, and to port is a generously sized crew cabin with a double bed and an oversized head and shower—also suitable as a guest cabin if needed.A starboard-side corridor connects aft and forward areas, passing through a dedicated single-berth cabin and leading into the galley. The galley itself is exceptionally functional, with ample counter space, extensive cold storage, and a safe, ergonomic layout optimized for both offshore use and life at anchor.The engine room—accessible via the crew head—offers full standing height and a meticulously organized layout. Access to all systems is excellent, reflecting a thoughtful and professional approach to long-distance cruising.Aft of the crew mess and to starboard, a hatch provides interior access to the lazarette. This area includes a fourth crew berth and offers impressive storage capacity for provisions, tools, and spare parts.

Guest Interiors

The guest accommodations are centered around a warm and welcoming salon. Descending the main companionway, guests enter a spacious area featuring a U-shaped lounge and convertible dining table to port. To starboard, a large sliding door connects the galley and the salon—allowing for flexible use, from quiet separation to open-plan entertaining.

Forward of the salon are three double en-suite cabins. The port midships cabin features a double bed, generous countertop space, and hanging storage. Its en-suite head can also be accessed from the corridor, making it ideal for use as a day head.To starboard, this cabin serves as the master cabin—strategically positioned for optimal comfort during ocean passages. It features a queen-sized bed, a vanity and stool, and a private en-suite head and shower.At the forward end of the yacht is a full-beam VIP cabin with a double bed to starboard, a Pullman berth above, vanity and storage lockers to port, and a large en-suite head and shower forward—delivering comfort, privacy, and flexibility for guests or family.The finishes throughout the interior strike an ideal balance between luxury and practicality, with semi-gloss teak joinery, leather paneling, and satin white surfaces in wet areas and deckhead coamings.Ocean Phoenix is presented in immaculate condition—a reflection of her experienced and fastidious owner. Her operational readiness and exemplary maintenance record make her turn-key for global cruising or immediate charter use.