1981 Sabre 30

The 1981 Sabre 30 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built on the brand's reputation for seaworthy design and quality construction. At 31 feet with an 11-foot beam, she's sized for accessible handling without sacrificing comfort. Powered by a Volvo Penta MD7A diesel engine producing 15 horsepower, she's equipped for both sailing and motoring.

The deck carries modern sailing features: Harken roller furling, Lewmar 42 self-tailing winches, lazy jacks, and all lines led aft to simplify operations from the helm. A dodger and bimini provide weather protection. The 12-volt electrical system is complemented by 110/120V shore power capability. Navigation is supported by a Garmin 740S chart plotter.

Below, the mahogany and teak interior includes a marine head with holding tank, hot water heater, and water pressure system. Interior cushions and curtains are recent. The layout supports both comfortable cruising and live-aboard use, with additional seating arrangements in the cockpit.

The engine received a tune-up in August 2025, and the bottom was cleaned the same month. All systems are maintained to ABYC standards. This yacht offers straightforward, capable sailing in a proven design.