Watkins 32

This vessel is ready to get back to cruising!  Whether you want to do some coastal cruising, head down island, or just enjoy some nice day sailing this might the one for you.

The Watkins 32 was designed by William Tripp Jr. derived on the molds from the Columbia 32.  Only eight were built, being first introduced in 1979.  In 1984 the transom and some of the interior were modified and became the Watkins 33.  This vessel is sloop rigged with a fin keel and a skeg mounted rudder.  The interior is well appointed with 6ft 5in headroom!

·        B&G T7 Multi-Function Display in NavPod at Helm

·        Harken Winches

·        Hood Headsail Furler

·        Custom Hard Bimini

·        Rigid Boom Vang

·        Outboard Hoist

·        Dingy Davits

·        Magma Grill

·        Bow Pulpit with Multiple Anchor Arrangement

·        Whisker Pole

·        Noco Genuis GEN2 Mini 2 Bank Charger

·        EverStart 24DC Starting Battery

·        (3) Trojan 31-AGM House Batteries

·        West Marine VHF585 Radio

·        ACR GlobalFix V4  EPRIB - Registration valid through April 29, 2025

·        MPPT30 Charge Controller

·        Solar Panels

·        (3) 130 Watt Solar Panels

·        Solar Vents

·        Inverter

·        USB Outlets

·        Plenty of Spares and Equipment

·        New cushions throughout

Interior Layout

The interior layout has a sizable v-birth forward with a hanging locker on starboard opposite the enclosed head with Nature's Head composting toilet.  In the saloon you'll find a large locker and single settee to starboard with a u-shaped dinette to port.  There is a chart table and a nice size quarter birth to port with the galley to starboard.  The galley contains a 2-burner propane stove with oven, top loading refrigerator/freezer, sink with pressurized fresh water and foot pump operated saltwater faucets, and adequate stowage.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.