1979 Maple Leaf 56

The Maple Leaf 56 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built in 1979 by Cooper Enterprises, a Canadian builder known for ocean-capable designs. Rigged as a cutter sloop, the yacht carries twin Perkins diesel engines producing 171 horsepower and is configured with three staterooms, two heads, and an enclosed pilot house suited for extended passagemaking.

The interior offers comfortable accommodations across three cabins. The boat's design reflects the builder's focus on durability and seaworthiness in blue water conditions. Equipment includes a generator, water maker, fuel polisher, and a dive hookah system. A 2018 Achilles inflatable tender with a 20-horsepower Yamaha outboard is included.

The current owner has maintained and upgraded the yacht over eight years of cruising use. The boat is fitted and provisioned for extended offshore voyaging.