1980 Sadler 32, EUR 15 000

The best possible traveling sailboat in this price range!
The price has been highly reduced for a quick sale — this is a rare opportunity to buy a fully equipped sailboat, ready to take you anywhere in the world!

This is a well-equipped 1980 Sadler 32, thoughtfully upgraded and maintained for comfortable and self-sufficient cruising.

She offers a stable and manageable sailing experience.

Powered by a reliable and recent 2021 Nanni 3.21 (21hp) diesel paired with a new Technodrive TMC 40 gearbox (2024) and Ultraflex throttle (2025), she provides dependable propulsion.

A Victron-based electrical system with 360W solar (2025), smart shunt, color controler, inverter/charger, and both 12V & 240V power, combined with 2 x 110ah AGM battery + 1 engine battery, ensures excellent autonomy and liveaboard comfort. You'll never have to plug into a marina's power!

Starlink mini to connect from anywhere in the world!

On deck, she boasts practical cruising features such as a Lowfrans electric windlass, Rocna anchor with 60m chain, davit for outboard lifting, and lines led aft to the cockpit.

Her sail wardrobe includes a Crusader main and jib (2019, serviced 2025), a large genoa, cruising chute, and spares. The new roller furling (2025) adds confidence for extended passages.

Interior is cosy and functional, with a well-equipped galley (gas + induction cooking), manual heads with holding tank, and generous freshwater storage.

A 2.6m tender with 6hp Tohatsu outboard ensures independence ashore (carburator needs to be replaced). She also comes with a wealth of tools, spares, amazing fishing gear and thoughtful extras — ready for her next adventure. Her GRP hull was freshly antifouled in 2026 and the deck was just repainted.

This is an older boat, priced to sell. Is it perfect? No — a bit of cosmetic work could be done. But at this price, you won’t find such a seaworthy and well-equipped boat on the market.

Visible in Kalamata, greece, from mid october or before in virtual visit

The youtube link shows the boat from 2 years ago, it has sinced be upgraded and repainted.

Life raft will need to be re-certified in 2027