Description

A well-maintained, capable 1986 Sadler 29. In present ownership for almost 20 years, with a genuine reason for sale. Deep fin-keeled and 3-bladed prop for optimum performance under sail or engine. Designed as a fast cruising yacht, she has a deep, well-protected cockpit, with all lines led back, making her easy to manage short- or single-handed.

Double skinned, she is sea-kindly and offers warm accommodation – no issues with condensation! She sleeps a maximum of six, four very comfortably, with full headroom throughout. She has all and more than you would expect from a yacht of her size: a fixed forward-facing chart table, an adequate galley and heads and plenty of cockpit locker space on the port side.

Reviewers have commented, “the Sadler 29 has always been a sailor’s boat. There is a ‘go anywhere’ look about her.” A West Country Sailing School reported, “She is fast for her size. Manoeuvrability is excellent too. We think she is exceptionally roomy for her size. Downwind in heavy weather, she handles with a precision that continues to delight us. Even surfing at upwards of 12 knots, she remains fully controllable .”

She comes equipped with:

A reliable Ruggerini MM191 20hp inboard diesel engine

Two recent Harken 35.2ST self-tailing winches

Raymarine ST2000 Tiller Pilot

Mainsail and furling genoa

Mainsail cover and lazyjacks

Blue sprayhood

Radar reflector

Standard Horizon Quest-X GX1500E VHF/DSC radio

Gimballed Flavel Vanessa 2-ring gas cooker with grill and oven

Recent Plastimo Contest 101 compass

7” Standard Horizon chartplotter with C-map cartography and new antenna

Navman Wind and Speed meters and NorthStar Depth meter

CQR anchor with galvanised chain and warp

A Pioneer radio and CD player

Clock and barometer

240v hook-up

Calorifier (unused by present owner)

Presently ashore at Quoile Yacht Club, Downpatrick. Available for viewing by arrangement.

Also available: a launching trailer and a 3.10m Terhi Sunny unsinkable tender.

Specifications

Accommodation

She sleeps a maximum of six, four very comfortably, with full headroom throughout. She has all and more than you would expect from a yacht of her size: a fixed forward-facing chart table, an adequate galley and heads.

Equipment

Navigation Equipment

Radar reflector

Standard Horizon Quest-X GX1500E VHF/DSC radio

Recent Plastimo Contest 101 compass

7” Standard Horizon chartplotter with C-map cartography and new antenna

Navman Wind and Speed meters and NorthStar Depth meter

Engine(s)

Ruggerini MM191 20hp inboard diesel engine

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