1988 Ericson 32-200

This 1988 Ericson 32-200 is a Bruce King-designed performance cruiser built on a reputation for responsive sailing ability, solid construction, and practical interior comfort. At 32 feet with a 10.8-foot beam, the yacht combines a slippery, efficient hull form with a balanced sail plan featuring a fin keel, spade rudder, and keel-stepped mast. Known for light performance and capable handling in Pacific Northwest conditions, the design carries a strong PHRF rating for both casual racing and comfortable coastal cruising.

The interior layout is notably spacious for the size, offering a forward V-berth cabin, private aft stateroom, full head, generous main salon, and functional galley. The upholstery and fabric are in excellent condition. Rigging includes a masthead sloop rig with self-tailing primary winches, a Harken mainsheet traveler, Hood roller furler, and Neil Pryde sails. The aluminum telescopic reaching pole and Edson outboard bracket complete the sail handling setup.

Power comes from a Universal M25XP diesel inboard with 3,617 hours. Recent engine service included a new stop cable and raw water impeller, along with full interior and exterior detailing completed in 2026. A full engine service was performed in 2023. Standard equipment includes a Hillerange gimbaled two-burner stove with oven, hot water heater, SmartPlug shore power, Pronautic 12-20P charger, Bruce anchor, flip-down stern boarding ladder, Edson steering pedestal with integral controls, and Whale Gusher manual bilge pump. The dodger and main sail cover are in good condition.