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C8799	Sadler 34SE			Lying	Hampshire
Builder	Sadler Yachts			Year	1986
Builder	Sadler Yachts			Price	£36,950
LOA	34' 9"	Sail area	609 sq ft main and genoa	Brief details
LWL	27' 10"	Rig	Sloop	A shallow fin keel version of the Sadler 34SE, built when new with additional ballast and hull reinforcing from the standard model, and epoxied from new, and now in only her second ownership. She has a good inventory including radar, heating etc.
Beam	10' 9"	Cabins	3
Draught	4' 8"	Berths	7
Displacement	13,500 lbs	Engine	Bukh diesel
Ballast	5,700 lbs	BHP	20
Keel type	Shallow fin with skeg-hund rudder

The Sadler 34 was designed in 1983 by Martin Sadler, as a bigger replacement for the Sadler 32, which was a 1979 design by David Sadler, intended to improve on his earlier Contessa 32 design. With this lineage, the Sadler 34 is inevitably a fast, seaworthy yacht, with vice-free handling. The hulls are filled with rigid polyurethane foam between an inner and outer moulding, rendering the hulls unsinkable.

'Yachting Monthly' boat-tested the Sadler 34 design in 1984 (in a Force 7-8) and commented "....We raced at 8 knots or so on a broad reach. With the wind hovering in the low force 7’s, she stormed along in fine style, with an easy pressure and good response on the helm" and "...when the wind rose to the mid-8s, we rolled the jib to No 4 size before coming on the wind .... she was now consistently light and perfectly balanced with a delightful feel" and "..... her motion through the water put one in mind of larger yachts". It may be of significance that the YM editor who reviewed the design subsequently bought a Sadler 34 himself!





	Click here to see selected larger photographs - opens in a new window

Below: The pale blue covers on some photos of the saloon upholstery are removable stretch towelling loose covers over the original brown/cream fabric.

	This Sadler 34 was built from new with the shallow keel option, but modified with increased ballast at the keel base, and hull strengthening. She was also epoxied from new.

This is a well equipped and really well looked after boat,
in only her second ownership from new.

Sadler 34 for sale - photo of similar yacht

Photo above of a similar Sadler 34

Equipment List:
Engine details		Bukh DV20 diesel, raw water cooled, major overhaul and new mountings in 2006, with Coldstart mofification
Fuel tank capacity		25 gallons
Propeller		two bladed on shaft drive
Batteries		2 x 110 AH services batteries and 110 AH engine starting battery
Battery charging		engine alternator (also mains trickle charger for use with shorepower)
Sails and deck equipment
Rig details		Sloop rig, Proctor alloy spars with S/S standing rigging replaced 2000
Mainsail		Southern Sails fully battened main - new 2002 with stack-pack type cover
Genoa		Southern Sails furling genoa with foam luff - new 2002
Genoa furling		Furlex
Spinnaker
Cruising chute
Other sails		Nos 2 and 3 genoas - spare (fit Furlex)
Primary winches		2 x Lewmar 43 two-speed self-tailing
Secondary/halliard winches		2 x Lewmar 7, 3 x Lewmar 16 - halliards and reefing lines led aft
Bower anchor		35 lb Plough type anchor with 50 metres 8mm chain and 40 metres warp
Anchor windlass		Simpson-Lawrence electric windlass - installed 1996, new motor 2005
Steering		Tiller with Spinlock tiller extension
Autopilot		Autohelm ST4000 and Autohelm ST2000
Steering compass		2 x Plastimo bulkhead compasses
Warps & fenders		6 warps and 6 fenders
Miscellaneous		Sprayhood, dodgers, bimini, cockpit cushions, teak grating in cockpit, Baltic step on pulpit, transom-mounted boarding ladder, S/S cockpit U-frame for equipment mounting (unfitted).
Navigation Equipment and instruments
Radar		JRC1000 - new 2000
Chartplotter		Eagle 5" colour GPS/chartplotter - new 2009 with chart cartridge for UK/France
GPS		Furuno GP-32 with Clipper repeater - new 2004. NMEA Talkbox for instrumentation.
Log/speed		Incastec
Depth sounder		Incastec
Windspeed/direction		Incastec
VHF radio		Silva S15 with DSC - new 2002
Navtex		Lokata Navtex-1 - navtex engine - displays on Silva VHF
Radio receiver		radio/CD
Safety/emergency equipment
Lifebuoy		2 x horseshoe with lights
Danbuoy
Radar reflector		Firdell mast mounted
Jackstays		wire type
Bilge pump		manual and electric pumps
Fire extinguisher		fire extinguishers and fire blanket
Interior
Cabin layout		Forecabin/heads/saloon/aft cabin
Cabin heating		Eberspacher hot-air diesel heating outlet in saloon (overhauled by Eberspacher 2007)
Berths		7
Water tank capacity		45 gallons
Hot water		pressurised hot and cold water
Cooker		Plastimo Atlantic two-burner, grill and oven - gas
Coolbox		Supercool
Heads		Jabsco marine WC with 100 litres holding tank
Shower		with electric sump pump
Domestic		Pots/pans/cutlery & place setting for six
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous	*	Winter storage cradle - available by separate negotiation
These particulars are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed and are subject to confirmation by the purchaser subject to still being available. For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Yachtsnet on 01326-212234 or

The particulars detailed herein are intended to give a fair description of the vessel but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed. These particulars are not a part of any contract or offer, and are supplied on the understanding that all negotiations shall be conducted via Yachtsnet Ltd., who are acting as brokers for the vendor. The vendor is not selling in the course of business unless otherwise stated. The prospective purchaser is strongly recommended to check the particulars, and where appropriate, at his own expense, to employ qualified agents to carry out surveys, structural and/or mechanical & electrical checks or tests

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C8799

Sadler 34SE

Lying

Hampshire

Builder

Sadler Yachts

Year

1986

Price

£36,950

LOA

34' 9"

Sail area

609 sq ft main and genoa

Brief details

LWL

27' 10"

Rig

Sloop

A shallow fin keel version of the Sadler 34SE, built when new with additional ballast and hull reinforcing from the standard model, and epoxied from new, and now in only her second ownership. She has a good inventory including radar, heating etc.

Beam

10' 9"

Cabins

3

Draught

4' 8"

Berths

7

Displacement

13,500 lbs

Engine

Bukh diesel

Ballast

5,700 lbs

BHP

20

Keel type

Shallow fin with skeg-hund rudder

Click here to see

selected larger photographs - opens in a new window

Below: The pale blue covers on some photos of the saloon upholstery are removable stretch towelling loose covers over the original brown/cream fabric.

This Sadler 34 was built from new with the shallow keel option, but modified with increased ballast at the keel base, and hull strengthening. She was also epoxied from new.

This is a well equipped and really well looked after boat, in only her second ownership from new.

Photo above of a similar Sadler 34

Equipment List:

Engine details

Bukh DV20 diesel, raw water cooled, major overhaul and new mountings in 2006, with Coldstart mofification

Fuel tank capacity

25 gallons

Propeller

two bladed on shaft drive

Batteries

2 x 110 AH services batteries and 110 AH engine starting battery

Battery charging

engine alternator (also mains trickle charger for use with shorepower)

Sails and deck equipment

Rig details

Sloop rig, Proctor alloy spars with S/S standing rigging replaced 2000

Mainsail

Southern Sails fully battened main - new 2002 with stack-pack type cover

Genoa

Southern Sails furling genoa with foam luff - new 2002

Genoa furling

Furlex

Spinnaker

Cruising chute

Other sails

Nos 2 and 3 genoas - spare (fit Furlex)

Primary winches

2 x Lewmar 43 two-speed self-tailing

Secondary/halliard winches

2 x Lewmar 7, 3 x Lewmar 16 - halliards and reefing lines led aft

Bower anchor

35 lb Plough type anchor with 50 metres 8mm chain and 40 metres warp

Anchor windlass

Simpson-Lawrence electric windlass - installed 1996, new motor 2005

Steering

Tiller with Spinlock tiller extension

selected larger photographs
- opens in a new window

Below: The pale blue covers on some photos of the saloon upholstery
are removable stretch towelling loose covers
over the original brown/cream fabric.

This is a well equipped and really well looked after boat,
in only her second ownership from new.