1988 Island Packet 27

This 1988 Island Packet 27 is a fiberglass cruiser built around the design that defined the class: a modern full keel paired with traditional proportions and a manageable rig. The 27-foot hull with a 10-foot beam strikes the balance between seaworthiness and ease of handling that made Island Packets popular among cruising sailors.

Below deck, the single cabin layout makes efficient use of the available space. The interior arrangement is notably open and well-organized, with a galley, head, and sleeping quarters configured to maximize livability for extended cruising. A Yanmar diesel engine provides auxiliary power.

The boat was kept in fresh water, which has benefited the overall condition of the hull and systems.