
Other photos: Photo 1, Lower helm w/helmseat, Very accommodating salon!, Galley and port settee/berth, Salon aft, Looking aft, V-berth w/filler makes a huge bed, Head and shower, Shower, Large hanging locker, Furnace controls, Great access to electrical panel, Lovely traditional teak yacht table, Aft profile, Flybridge seating, Flybridge aft, FB helm, FB VHF & Depth out of the weather, Propane locker under FB seat, Hull 826 one of the last 40 built!, Transom and dinghy, Zodiac roll up dinghy. | ||
The Grand Banks 32—considered the iconic couple’s cruising vessel. Grand Banks produced the lovely and practical 32 Sedan for decades, starting with the venerable “woodies” in Hong Kong’s Junk Bay 45 years ago. Virtually unchanged in spirit throughout her production—one doesn’t mess with a classic—the 32 has long been valued for her economy underway, ease of operation and her perfect size for two, whether new to boating or experienced “empty-nesters”. Nautica is a lovely newer example of this treasured model. She sparkles as she tugs at her mooring lines. Her efficient easy-to-maneuver size beckons, while her sturdiness, traditional GB semi-displacement design and solid construction engenders respect and confidence in her sea-keeping abilities. Board her either over the side bulwarks or from the swim platform through the rail gates into the spacious cockpit, where you can land a salmon or pull up the trappings of a few succulent Dungeness crabs. Step with your catch directly into the salon and galley through the aft door. Once inside, the spacious windows and warm teak joinery for which GB is so respected coddle you in cozy comfort as your dinner simmers on the propane stove. Enjoy that fresh catch with a few friends around the drop-leaf dining table, back in that spacious cockpit or on the flybridge, Cap off the evening with your feet propped on the cockpit’s cap rail as you sip a “sundowner”, before retiring to the comfortable forward berth. After a peaceful night on the hook, rouse her efficient Lehman diesel and man her helm to venture out for another day of exploring. With a 32, it doesn't get any easier or more relaxing. | ||
Please contact Scott Blake at 360-961-7028 | ||
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