1985 Bayfield 32

The Bayfield 32 is a 1985 fiberglass sailing yacht built around a classic design philosophy. Its distinctive clipper bow, bowsprit, and trailboards evoke traditional sailing ship aesthetics, while its long keel and keel-mounted rudder provide excellent tracking and stability. The cutter rig configuration makes the boat manageable for single-handed sailing and versatile in various wind conditions. A single Yanmar diesel engine rated at 20 hp powers the yacht.

The interior centers on warm teak woodwork throughout. The layout flows from a forward V-berth cabin through a main salon with a convertible dinette, a galley with a two-burner stove and oven, and an enclosed head. Storage is well integrated into the design, supporting extended cruising.

The yacht has been maintained as a freshwater boat and comes with owner-supplied extras. The beam of 10.42 feet and traditional construction reflect Bayfield's reputation for building stable, capable cruisers suited to a range of conditions.