1984 Sabre 32

The Sabre 32 is a 1984 fiberglass sailing yacht built during an era known for careful craftsmanship and quality materials. She is powered by a single 21-horsepower Westerbeke diesel engine. The 32-foot hull with a 10-foot beam combines responsive sailing characteristics with the comfort and equipped systems expected of a cruising yacht.

The interior layout is well-conceived for a boat of this size. Two quarter berths occupy the aft cabin—a single on starboard and a double on port—separated from the main salon by a bi-fold door that creates privacy for those berths. Forward of the port berth sits a navigation station with desk space. A single head is positioned just ahead of the nav station. The salon features dual settees flanking a centerline table, providing space for dining and socializing. A V-berth forward includes a privacy door and overhead hatch for ventilation and natural light. Throughout, the design emphasizes storage, natural light, and air circulation.