Sadler 32 (1979) En vente

The Sadler 32 "Sweet Caroline" is a solidly built steel sloop from 1979, offering a robust and classic design ideal for coastal cruising with family or friends.

The Sadler 32 "Sweet Caroline"

Fully equipped with reliable navigation aids and a manageable sail plan, she represents excellent value for those seeking a sturdy, seaworthy yacht with character. Available now for viewing in Malahide Marina.

SpecificationsLength Overall (LOA): 31.6 feet (9.63 m) | Beam: 10.6 feet (3.23 m) | Draft: 5.5 feet (1.68 m)

Hull material: Steel, known for durability and strength

Sloop rig with alloy mast, Scoop rig type

Six sails including furling system for ease of handling

Plow type anchor included

Fuel tank capacity: 40 litres | Freshwater capacity: 25 litres

Displacement: 4309 kg

Deck equipment and anchor winch not fitted

Last survey 2019

Engine & Technical Systems
One inboard engine with outdrive

Last service carried out in 2023

Engine hours not specified, maintained regularly

Navigation equipment includes compass, echo sounder, GPS, speed log, and NEW autopilot

No radar or chart plotter installed

Accommodation & Interior
Sleeps up to 5 people with 2 cabins

Central heating not installed

Galley equipped with cooker; no fridge

Comfortable layout typical of Sadler 32, great for cruising and liveaboard use

Rigs and Sails
Rig Type: Masthead Sloop typical of late 1970s design, with durable alloy mast

Sail Plan Designed by David Sadler for balanced performance and ease of handling

Mainsail area around 189 sq. ft.

Headsail (Jib) approximately 234 sq. ft.

Furling system fitted for headsail, enhancing sail management on this classic cruiser

Total sail area approximately 423 sq. ft., optimized for coastal cruising and stability in heavier seas typical of Sadler yachts of this era

Spars and rigging built to last with a focus on strength over lightweight performance

This rig setup reflects the practical, solid design ethos of a 1979 Sadler 32, prioritizing reliability and safe handling for cruising sailors.

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