This much-loved Sadler 29 is a fine example of the class — and one of the last built. The Sadler 29 enjoys an excellent reputation for her handling, seakeeping and performance, arguably unmatched by other yachts of this size. With comfortable accommodation for five, the Sadler 29 is equally at home coastal cruising or making cross-Channel passages. Jupiter has been carefully owned from new, and her current owner has maintained her to a meticulous standard. The “Owner’s Comments” within these details speak clearly to the level of care she has received. This Sadl... read more

Built in 1989 Sadler yachts, construction GRP, with white top decks and blue under water line. This is a deep fin keel type with dual feathering prop. A very strong sea worthy and kindly boat in overall very good condition turn key ready this boat has had more than £20,000 spent on it in the last 2 years. Easily sailed single handed with all lines coming back to the cockpit with single line reefing. This boat is UK VAT paid but now kept in the dry in southern Spain. Meticulously maintained with all paper work going back years and inspection reports, LOA 9.5m (32ft) Beam 3.2m Draug... read more

A well-maintained, capable 1986 Sadler 29. In present ownership for almost 20 years, with a genuine reason for sale. Deep fin-keeled and 3-bladed prop for optimum performance under sail or engine. Designed as a fast cruising yacht, she has a deep, well-protected cockpit, with all lines led back, making her easy to manage short- or single-handed. Double skinned, she is sea-kindly and offers warm accommodation – no issues with condensation! She sleeps a maximum of six, four very comfortably, with full headroom throughout. She has all and more than you would expect from a yacht of her si... read more

Less than 50 Sadler 290s were built and this is an opportunity to own one that is well-equipped and in good condition. The 290 was designed by Stephen Jones and has a reputation for performance, comfort and build quality. They have a category 'A' RCD sea-worthiness rating. I sailed 'Foreness' single-handed around Britain in 2024. She is antifouled and ready to go again. Recently replaced: standing rigging, saildrive seal, 4-person life-raft, Kemp flat-pack sail cover and sprayhood, and fresh water tank.... read more

INCA is a twin keeler, a popular choice when leaving a boat at a mooring that dries out at low water. Sadler 29 was built with inner and outer hull with flotation foam between the 2 layers, making them unsinkable. INCA is a small cruiser by todays standard, but absolutely seaworthy and capable of ocean cruising. Equipment; In mast furling main sail. Furling Genoa. Istabreeze 12 v /300watt Wind generator. 2 solar panels for starter and leisure batteries. Sea Feather self steering hand built in Devon. Simpson and Lawrence anchor winch. 10kg CQR anchor. 15kg Bruce anchor. Clipper Log. Clippe... read more

Features Sadler 32 - 1987. Original example in great all over condition. Popular, seaworthy family cruiser. Designed by David Sadler and built by Sadler yachts of Poole. Seven berths in fore cabin, saloon and aft quarter berth. Fitted galley and separated heads. Fin keel and powered by a Perkins 18hp diesel engine. Heating and electric windlass. (2023). Well equipped. Ideal opportunity to acquire a reputable quality built yacht in great original condition. Viewings by appointment at: www.harbouryachts.co.uk Navigation Garmin GPS Map 150 chart plotter. Autopilot. Garmin GPS 128. Wind indicator.... read more

Sadler 29 Refit paused project, refit stopped due to ill health. This 29 hull had been damaged then rebuilt with many new parts, the interior has been fitted out as new, has new windows, cooker and toilet, the 'Perkins' badged Kubota engine has been rebuilt as a Volvo 2030 and zero timed. Both the fuel and fresh water tanks are new in stainless steel, the fresh water tank is installed. The hull has a modified short fin keel with a weighted bulb to improve stiffness, fully replaced rudder and skeg. The hull was built in 1988 (I think). This project is a 'work in progress&... read more

Description The Sadler 29 is a well proven and extremely seaworthy cruiser with spacious and comfortable accommodation. When first introduced, this model was promoted as being 'unsinkable'. She is presented in a good condition for her age and has obviously been well cared for in her current tenure. Key facts Engine replaced in 2008 with Beta 25 marine diesel engine New gear box fitted in 2025 All seacocks replaced by Darthaven Marine in 2021 New VHF radio fitted 2021 Accommodation The accommodation offers up to six berths in two cabins. Up forward there is a V berth with ... read more

The Sadler 32 is often compared to her older sister the Contessa 32 and although the Contessa is probably the better known they are equally good designs which have stood the rest of time. They were both designed by David Sadler, a well respected yacht designer who had a knack of producing yachts that could equally perform in light or heavy airs. The Sadler 32 with her higher freeboard and wider beam makes her more suitable for family cruising, easy to sail shorthanded but with plenty of space below This is a nice example, she's had plenty of money spent over the years and her interior p... read more

The Sadler 290 was designed by Stephen Jones creating a modern, higher volume successor to the well known original Sadler designs. 6 berths including a large double aft cabin. Separate heads and a good galley. She had a good sized interior despite her LOA and is perfectly suited to family ownership or a couple for short handed sailing. Zephyr is in good condition with substantial recent upgrades. Dimensions & general info. - LOA - 8.90m / 29' 2" - LWL - 7.90m / 25' 11" - Beam - 3.24m / 10' 7" - Draft (Bilge Keels) - 1.30m / 4' 3" - Displacement - 4822kg / 10,600lbs - Sail a... read more