1986 Bayfield 32

The Bayfield 32 is a 1986 sailing yacht built on traditional lines, with a distinctive clipper bow, bowsprit, and long keel that define her classic appearance and seaworthy character. The design prioritizes safe handling in both coastal and inland waters, with a protected keel-mounted rudder that tracks well under sail. The cutter rig makes her manageable for single-handed or short-handed sailing.

Below deck, the interior combines a forward V berth, main salon, and compact galley equipped with a two-burner stove, oven, and refrigerator. An enclosed head with shower provides essential comfort for cruising. Storage is well distributed throughout the cabin, suiting the boat's role as either a day sailor or extended-cruising platform.

The yacht is powered by a single 20 hp Yanmar diesel engine, delivering a cruising speed of 6 knots and a maximum speed of 6.5 knots. At 32 feet in length and 10.4 feet in beam, she offers a stable platform built from fiberglass with thoughtful design suited to her size and purpose.