1984 Irwin 52, 159.000 USD

Irwin 52 “Jalapeno” has ample space and comfort, making her still one of the most popular bluewater cruising yachts in her class.

From the moment you step aboard, her spacious layout is immediately apparent. Wide side decks and a generous cockpit with a factory-manufactured hardtop provide confidence while underway and ample room for relaxing at anchor. Her ketch rig simplifies sail handling and allows more off-wind and heavy-weather sail combinations.

Whether you’re entertaining guests, enjoying a sunset cruise, or preparing for an extended passage, she offers the space and functionality to suit every occasion.

Below deck, “Jalapeno” features a warm, inviting interior with ample natural light and exceptional headroom throughout. Rich wood cabinetry, practical storage, and a well-planned three-cabin, three-head layout, plus a convenient workshop, create an atmosphere that feels more like a comfortable waterfront home than a traditional sailboat. Her large living area, with a beam of over 15 ft, a fully equipped galley, and comfortable accommodations, make extended cruising enjoyable for both owners and guests.

Storage is another standout feature of the Irwin 52. From dedicated lockers and cabinetry to generous lazarette and equipment spaces, there is room for cruising gear, provisions, water toys, and everything needed for extended voyages.

One of the Irwin 52’s most desirable features is its lifting centreboard. With the centreboard lowered, she delivers excellent stability and windward performance, while raising it significantly reduces draft, allowing access to shallow anchorages, secluded bays, and marinas that are off-limits to many yachts of this size. This capability gives owners the freedom to enjoy true bluewater cruising without sacrificing access to some of the most beautiful cruising destinations.

Jalapeno is currently on the hard in Grenada and ready for her next adventure.