This 1981 Pearson 32 is in good condition.  She has been well maintained and is very well equipped.  She has a sloop rig, fin keel, spade rudder, and a keel stepped mast.  She is powered by a diesel engine.  Her interior has port and starboard settees with a bulkhead mounted table, v-berth, head forward, galley aft to starboard with a chart table opposite.

Interior Pictures taken 04/15/25

Exterior Pictures are several years old. New exterior Pictures coming soon.

1981 Pearson 32 – Classic Coastal Cruiser

Sturdy, dependable, and designed with cruising comfort in mind, the 1981 Pearson 32 is a classic fiberglass sloop that delivers solid performance under sail with timeless lines and a spacious interior layout. Designed by William Shaw and built during the golden era of Pearson Yachts, this 32-footer strikes a balance between practicality and livability, making her an ideal choice for weekend sailors or coastal cruisers.

Below deck, the Pearson 32 offers a surprisingly roomy cabin with 6’1” of headroom, a full galley to port, and a large dinette that converts to a double berth. The V-berth forward is comfortable for two adults, and there’s a private head with a marine toilet and sink. Warm teak trim and classic marine craftsmanship give the interior a cozy, seaworthy feel.

Topsides, she features wide side decks, a large T-shaped cockpit, and a deck-stepped mast for ease of maintenance. Her moderate fin keel and spade rudder provide reliable tracking and responsiveness under sail, while the sloop rig is easy to handle solo or with a crew.

Powered by a reliable inboard diesel engine (typically a Yanmar or Westerbeke, depending on the model), the Pearson 32 is just as capable motoring as she is sailing. Whether you're looking to cruise the coast, live aboard part-time, or simply enjoy an afternoon on the water, this boat is a proven performer.