1984 Grand Banks 32 Sedan

This 1984 Grand Banks 32 Sedan is a fiberglass flybridge cruiser built for extended passagemaking. The boat is powered by a single 165-horsepower Leyland diesel, chosen for its economy and dependability. A full set of navigation electronics includes a Furuno radar, Standard Horizon VHF, and ComNav autopilot, with additional conveniences like a stereo system and Webasto diesel furnace for comfort in cooler climates.

The interior layout centers on a bright salon with an L-shaped dinette on the starboard side and a port settee. The forward stateroom features a V-berth, hanging locker, and an en-suite head with shower. The galley is outfitted with a Princess three-burner propane stove, NorCold refrigerator, and a deep stainless steel sink, supported by a Horizon water maker for extended cruising independence.

Electrical systems include a Heart Interface inverter, two house batteries and one start battery installed in 2023. On deck, a newly installed Lewmar windlass manages 200 feet of chain. A SeaWise davit, bimini top, flybridge canvas cover, and bow and rail protection with window screens complete the equipment package. Maintenance records are available.