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1977 Allied Seawind II Ketch Sold Boat in Atlantic Highlands, NJ US
Built in 1977
Seawind II Ketch
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32 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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This 32' Allied Seawind II Ketch, 1977 Is For Sale And Locatred In Atlantic Highlands, NJ.
This is a great classic midsized sailing yacht. Cruise to those hideaway destinations in comfort and style.
The Allied Seawind is famous for being the first fiberglass sailboat model to circumnavigate the earth. The Seawind II is the improved version of the old classic. The long-keeled hull with a protected rudder allow her to easily maneuver. Tensed-up tackle is no match for her three-inch thick bulwarks. Handmade by American craftsmen on the shores of the Hudson River, the Seawind II is built to exceed specifications, and her ketch design makes her ideal in rough seas. The ship-shape Maros II has been single-handed by her skipper up and down the New England coast countless times.
She is just as brawny as beautiful - the 6' 2" cabin features lots of teak, lining the sole and as varnished accents. The galley is ready with a deep sink and a two-burner stove. Two cherry wood doors lead into both entrances of the head - one from the storage-lined v-berth and the other from the spacious main cabin. She is as easy to live aboard as she is to sail for the day.
A dinghy is also available.
*She can be seen by appoint by contacting the listing broker today. Her owner is motivated and will consider all reasonable offers. You may also make an Internet offer contingent to your personal inspection and contingencies. Call or email today to arrange for a viewing or to submit an offer. We look forward to hearing from you.
(LB-NB-RAM)
This 32' Allied Seawind II Ketch, 1977 Is For Sale And Locatred In Atlantic Highlands, NJ.
This is a great classic midsized sailing yacht. Cruise to those hideaway destinations in comfort and style.
The Allied Seawind is famous for being the first fiberglass sailboat model to circumnavigate the earth. The Seawind II is the improved version of the old classic. The long-keeled hull with a protected rudder allow her to easily maneuver. Tensed-up tackle is no match for her three-inch thick bulwarks. Handmade by American craftsmen on the shores of the Hudson River, the Seawind II is built to exceed specifications, and her ketch design makes her ideal in rough seas. The ship-shape Maros II has been single-handed by her skipper up and down the New England coast countless times.
She is just as brawny as beautiful - the 6' 2" cabin features lots of teak, lining the sole and as varnished accents. The galley is ready with a deep sink and a two-burner stove. Two cherry wood doors lead into both entrances of the head - one from the storage-lined v-berth and the other from the spacious main cabin. She is as easy to live aboard as she is to sail for the day.
A dinghy is also available.
*She can be seen by appoint by contacting the listing broker today. Her owner is motivated and will consider all reasonable offers. You may also make an Internet offer contingent to your personal inspection and contingencies. Call or email today to arrange for a viewing or to submit an offer. We look forward to hearing from you.
(LB-NB-RAM)
Overview from around the web 1977 Allied Seawind II Ketch
Customers praise the 1977 Allied Seawind II Ketch for its sturdy construction and classic ketch rig, which offers excellent sailing versatility and balance
Many appreciate its spacious interior layout, making it comfortable for extended cruising. The boat's solid fiberglass hull and traditional design give sailors confidence in its seaworthiness. Owners often highlight the ample storage and functional deck arrangement, ideal for both family outings and serious offshore adventures. Overall, the Allied Seawind II Ketch is valued for combining traditional aesthetics with reliable performance on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1977 Allied Seawind II Ketch is a classic cruising sailboat known for its sturdy construction and traditional design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Build Quality: Constructed with fiberglass, the Seawind II offers durability and longevity, standing up well to offshore conditions.
Ketch Rig: The ketch sail plan provides versatile sail configurations, making it easier to balance the boat and handle varying wind conditions.
Spacious Interior: The design maximizes interior space, offering comfortable accommodations for extended cruising.
Good Storage: Ample storage areas make it practical for long voyages.
Seaworthy Design: The hull shape and keel configuration contribute to stable and safe handling in rough seas.
Classic Aesthetics: The traditional lines and design appeal to sailors who appreciate classic yachts.
Cons
Older Design: Being a 1977 model, some design elements may feel dated compared to modern sailboats, including less efficient sail handling systems.
Heavier Displacement: The boat’s weight can lead to slower speeds, especially in light wind conditions.
Maintenance Needs: Older vessels often require more upkeep and potential upgrades to systems like plumbing, wiring, and rigging.
Limited Performance: The ketch rig, while versatile, can be more complex to manage and may not offer the same performance as a sloop rig in all conditions.
Interior Layout: While spacious, some may find the layout less optimized compared to contemporary designs.
Made For
The 1977 Allied Seawind II Ketch is ideal for sailors seeking a reliable and sturdy cruising yacht with classic lines and versatile sailing capabilities. Perfect for couples or small families looking to embark on coastal or extended offshore voyages, this vessel offers a comfortable and spacious layout combined with a robust build that can handle a variety of sea conditions. Whether you're an experienced sailor or an adventurous cruiser, the Seawind II Ketch provides a balanced blend of performance, safety, and traditional charm.
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