Bavaria
32 Cruiser
32'
/
9m
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Description
2004 Bavaria 32 Cruiser
ESTATE SALE
The Cruiser 32, smallest in Bavaria’s line of family cruising boats, is one of the more ambitious boats I have come across recently. Like its larger sisters, it boasts a very modern hull form with a fine entry that carries the beam aft. It also has a voluminous cabin and plenty freeboard, so it is not exactly surprising when you step aboard and find the boat seems quite large for its length.
In most respects the boat succeeds in realizing its ambition. The cockpit, for example, seems enormous for a boat this small and works very well. There’s space for bench seats long enough to sleep on, high coamings for comfort and security, a fixed table with folding leaves, and a cavernous stowage locker to port. All the way aft there is also a large fold-down transom controlled with gas struts that deploys easily and offers great access to the water.
Likewise, on stepping into the head below you will be convinced you are on a much larger boat. There is ample room to shower and move around in and a dedicated wet locker for hanging up damp clothing—a genuinely nice touch.
Both the galley to starboard, with a fantastic integral trash bin under the sink and the salon are about as large as they could be on a boat this size. The staterooms, meanwhile, have more floor space than you would expect, and the berths are over six foot/six inches long. The aft double has large horizontal area but limited vertical clearance inboard. The settees in the salon are long enough to also double as berths, so there’s still ample space for a nap.
Data Sheet
| LOA | 32' (9.75 meters) |
|---|---|
| Type | Sail |
| Year | 2004 |
| Beam | 11' |
| LWL | 27' |
| Draft Max | 4' |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Hull Material | Fiberglass |
Engines
Engine 1
| Engine Make | Volvo Penta |
|---|---|
| Engine Model | M2020 |
| Engine Year | 2004 |
| Engine Type | Inboard |
| Drive Type | Sail |
| Power HP | 29.00 |
CONTACT US
For more information about this vessel, please contact John Peterson.
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John Peterson
| Fax: | 1-252-565-1663 |
| Cell: | 1-910-546-5760 |
| Email: | jpeterson@unitedyacht.com |
In 2011 and 2012 John Peterson was awarded the “TOP GUN” award for United Yacht Sales, having sold the most brokered boats!
John also is a Certified Professional Yacht Broker who has quickly become one of United Yacht Sales most successful worldwide brokers and is also a licensed Coast Guard Captain.
During his childhood, while growing up outside of Portland, Maine, John spent summers lobstering with his uncles learning the trade as well as how to handle vessels and predict weather and sea changes. Leaving home at age 18, John joined the United States Coast Guard. Advancing through the enlisted and warrant officer ranks, John obtained a full Coast Guard commission in 1991. Finally retiring in 1996. While in the Coast Guard John served on board both Polar Class ice breakers, Polar sea and Polar Star. Making multiple arctic and Antarctic trips. Additionally, John spent a total of 5 years in Kodiak, Alaska making for a challenging boating experience.
Since retiring, John has owned various vessels making multiple trips along the Atlantic as well as the ICW. Comfortable with all aspects of boat handling, mechanical issues, sea and weather states, planning, and vessel management. He looks forward to being of assistance to you and/or your customers.