This 1995 Atkin Ingrid 38 Pilothouse is a wooden ketch built by renowned Portland builder Howard Makela. She is constructed of Douglas Fir planking over White Oak framing, measuring 38 feet with a 12-foot beam. The design embodies traditional cruising principles: heavy, stable hull with long keel for blue-water sailing and dependable offshore performance.
The pilothouse configuration sets this Ingrid apart—a rare layout for the model that provides weather protection and visibility underway. Below deck, the interior features solid cabinetry and joinery throughout, with a warm, bright cabin space. The layout offers comfortable accommodations and live-aboard potential suitable for couples or solo sailors. Complete build documentation, system records, and manuals are included.
Power comes from a single 67-horsepower Yanmar 4JH2-TE diesel. Navigation systems include modern Raytheon radar and Raymarine electronics with KVT Navionics. In 2025, the current owners completed a comprehensive stem-to-stern refresh while the boat was hauled. The hull is structurally sound with dry bilges and no water ingress. All fittings remain tight and the interior is clean and dry. Systems function as they should. All records, drafts, and blueprints are available for review.
Length
38.00 FT
Beam
12.00 FT
Draft
18.67 FT
Material
Wood
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
4JH2-TE
Power
NaN HP
Hours
2,267 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
110 GAL
Water
40 GAL