Sabre Spirit

Lightly used Sabre Spirit

White hull

Contrasting non skid deck

White mast and boom

I : 45.50 ft
J : 12.83 ft
P : 45.50 ft
E : 16.50 ft
Working Sail Area : 668.00 sq ft

Hall double spreader aluminum spar

Mainsail

Self tacking jib with roller furling

Cruising spinnaker with furler unused

Leisure furl in boom furling system

Hydraulic backstay

Electric winch on cabin top starboard

Manual self tailing cabin top winch to port

Port and starboard main sheet winches by helm

Sabre turned to Jim Taylor to design a daysailor with the style and elegance of sailing yachts of a bygone era, and added to the design mandate blending the performance of a youthful sport boat with "grown-up" ease of handling available with today's modern sailing hardware. To merely use a number to describe such a boat seemed inadequate, and so the name "Spirit" was chosen to better describe the very essence of this yacht.

The overhangs of the Spirit's hull convey a traditional elegance, while her nominally narrow beam allows her to sail beautifully and responsively. As is typical of all Sabre yachts, deck hardware and fittings are of the highest standards. 

 Below deck, a standard sail drive engine reduces vibration and increases propulsion efficiency. Keels and rudder, designed by Jim Taylor Yacht Design, offer the latest in technology and performance.

The Spirit's deck is stylish and uncluttered. Her simple sailing rig consists of an easily managed self-tacking jib and a conventional mainsail to ensure optimum performance,  and her mainsheet is led from an aft deck traveler to the helm, allowing short or single handed sailing with little effort. Custom toe rails, stem head fitting, mooring chocks and cleats all add to the graceful beauty of her lines. Her cockpit is long and hospitable and offers comfortable seating for her owners and guests.

Below there is a simple yet elegant layout built with the Maine craftsmanship and quality for which Sabre Yachts is so well known, such as dovetailed drawer boxes, inlaid steps and tables, and laminated trims. A fully functional galley is found to port of the companionway and to starboard is an enclosed head. Her navigational/chart table is forward and to port at the forward end of the salon. Her salon offers twin port and starboard settees which surround an inlaid centerline drop leaf table. A traditional teak and holly sole adds warmth to this elegant cabin. And at the forward bulkhead a ring frame surrounds the opening to the forward cabin sleeping accommodation.

Keel #1
Keel Type: fin
Ballast: 4360 lb
Displacement: 9920 sq ft
Max Draft: 6.7'

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.

Yanmar diesel

Saildrive

Folding 2 blade prop

Single lever controls

Approx 600 engine hours

V berth sleeps 2

Varnished cherry interior

Sit down nav station to port

DC panel and AC panel

VHF radio at nav station

Chart table

Port and starboard settee

Teak and holly cabin sole varnished satin

Galley aft to port

Corian counter tops

Gas stove 

Microwave oven

Ice box

Sink w/ hot & cold pressure water

Enclosed head aft to starboard

Leather cushions beige

Shower in head

Sink in head

Fixed centerline table

6 foot headroom

VHF marine radio at nav station

VHF remote at helm

Raymarine chart plotter at helm

Raymarine autopilot 

2 Raymarine mulit function displays in cockpit

Raymarine radar

Stereo with speakers

2 anchors in anchor locker

Chain and rode for anchors

dock lines and fenders

Basic safety gear

MOM and life sling