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1981 Newport 27 Sold Boat in Point Roberts, WA 98281 US
Built in 1981
27
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27 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
1981 Newport 27S - Affordable Entry Into Sailing
Includes Assumable Moorage in Point Roberts Marina, WA | Surveyed in 2023 for $20K
If you've been dreaming about getting into sailing, this is your chance. The owners are serious about selling and have priced this 1981 Newport 27S realistically to move. With a solid 2024 survey, assumable moorage, and tons of classic character, this is the ideal starter cruiser for coastal adventures or weekend getaways.
Key Features:
Surveyed in 2023 with estimated value at $20,000
Yamaha 9.9HP High-Thrust Outboard - reliable and easy to service
Spacious Aft Cockpit with tiller steering
Roomy Interior Layout: Dinette, galley, V-berth, enclosed head with shower
Two-Burner Propane Stove & Magma BBQ
Solid Fiberglass Hull built by Capital Yachts of California, and designed by the C&C yacht design team
Stainless Steel Rigging, Rails, and Boarding Ladder
Includes 10-gallon Holding Tank, Icebox, and Propane System
Built to Cruise and Priced to Sell!
The Newport 27S blends proven design with classic lines and great livability. Ideal for first-time boat owners or DIYers looking to personalize a capable platform.
Owners are motivated and ready to see her go to someone who will appreciate and use her. Moorage is assumable, making this one of the easiest paths to get on the water this season.
Contact us today to arrange a viewing or request the full survey.
CONFIGURATION: Masthead Sloop
MATERIAL: Fiberglass reinforced plastic ( FRP)
EXTERIOR HULL : Blue gelcoat
BULKHEADS: one, partial
TRANSOM: Vertical with built in FRP
BILGE: Accessible shallow bilge under the cabin sole
SWIM GRID: N/A
HULL/DECK JOINT: Overlapped, bolted, with nitrile rub rail
INTERIOR FINISH: Composite sole and fabric up
Vessel : 27 ft fiberglass sailing sloop
Vessel type: Displacement hull with fin keel and spade rudder
Vessel registration: 13K31797
Vessel HIN#: CPY00737M81H-N27
Propulsion type: Sail/Auxiliary gasoline outboard
Engine Model: Yamaha T 9.9 XEHA 9.9 HP
Engine year: 2004
Engine SN: 6AVKX1019288
Length Over all: 27’ 0”
Beam: 9' 2"
Draft: 4’ 3” (min.)
Displacement: 6, 000 lbs.
Ballast: 2, 400 lbs.
Hull material: Fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP)
Boat built: 1981 Capital Yachts, Harbor City, CA, USA
PVC coated 316 Stainless-steel double lifelines around decks, on stainless steel
stanchions
Stainless pulpits and push pits
Stainless steel bowsprit and anchor roller
Ground Tackle
One Deltafast Set #14 anchor with estimated 50’ galvanized chain 5/16” and 200’
nylon rode
One spare Danforth anchor – cockpit locker
Compasses: Suunto 4” on bulkhead
Chart plotter: Humminbird 386CI with GPS and Fishinder
VHF Radio: Motorola Triton M100
Autopilot: N/A
Stereo: Kenwood KDC-135
TV: Fluid 24” LED TV – V-berth
Furler: Harken
Forestay: 1x19 stainless wire (316 SS) – 1/8”
Backstay: 1x19 stainless wire (316 SS) – 1/8”
Fixed Shroud: 1x19 stainless wire (316 SS) – 3/16”
Chain Plates: Stainless Steel
Mast: Aluminum Z-Spar
Masthead: Not inspected
Boom: Aluminum-Z Spar
Goose Neck: Aluminum
Stem head: Anchor Roller
Traveler: N/A
Boom Vang: 1000 lbs SWL kit
Spinnaker Pole: N/A
Primary: (2) Lewmar 30 two speed – main sheet
Secondary: (2) Lewmar 7 single speed – on cabin top
Main Sheet: Blocks
Halyards: 2 Lewmar 7 – mast
Auxiliary propulsion power is provided by a Yamaha 9.9 HP four stroke gasoline
outboard motor.
Fuel is stored in the 5-gallon original steel fuel tank located beneath the cockpit,
and it is supplied to the engine via copper tubing, through in-line filter.
Both the steering and propulsion are controlled from the cockpit. The steering is by
tiller handle to the spade type fiberglass rudder, while shifting and throttle controls
are on the motor’s tiller handle.
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.
Pacific Coast Yacht Sales does not guarantee or warranty the presence of or validity of safety equipment on the boats that we sell.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 11/14/25 | Price increased | $7,068(+0.1%) |
| 11/12/25 | Price increased | $7,058(+0.1%) |
| 11/9/25 | Price increased | $7,048(+0.6%) |
| 11/8/25 | Price decreased | $7,009(-0.1%) |
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Overview from around the web 1981 Newport 27
Customers frequently praise the 1981 Newport 27 for its classic design and solid build quality
Many boat owners appreciate its well-thought-out layout, which maximizes space and functionality, making it an ideal choice for both weekend cruising and longer voyages. The performance on the water is often highlighted, with smooth sailing and good stability in various conditions. Owners also mention the comfortable accommodations, including a cozy cabin with ample headroom and storage. The galley is often noted for being practical, allowing for easy meal prep while at sea. The Newport 27 also receives compliments for its ease of handling, making it a great option for both novice sailors and experienced ones alike. Overall, the 1981 Newport 27 is commonly regarded as a reliable and enjoyable vessel, particularly for those looking for a well-equipped sailboat with a classic touch.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1981 Newport 27 is a popular choice among sailors for its classic design and solid performance. Here are some pros and cons to consider if you're thinking about this boat:
Pros
Sturdy Construction: The Newport 27 has a well-built fiberglass hull that provides durability and a sense of security while out on the water.
Good Sailing Performance: This model is known for its reliable sailing capabilities, making it suitable for both coastal cruising and weekend adventures.
Spacious Interior: Despite its compact size, the interior layout maximizes space, offering a comfortable cabin with sleeping accommodations for four and a galley for meal preparation.
Ease of Handling: The Newport 27 is manageable for both new and seasoned sailors, with a simple rigging system that enhances the overall sailing experience.
Affordability: Generally, the Newport 27 is available at a relatively lower price point compared to other boats in its class, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.
Cons
Limited Speed: While it performs adequately, the Newport 27 may not be the fastest option for those looking for high-speed racing capabilities.
Aging Features: As a boat from 1981, the Newport 27 may come with older fittings and systems, which could require upgrades or replacements to meet modern standards.
Weather Protection: The compact design may make it harder to fully escape harsh weather conditions without a proper bimini or cockpit cover, which are sometimes not standard with older models.
Maintenance Requirements: Like any aging vessel, there may be more frequent maintenance needs, especially concerning the rigging and engine components.
Tight Cockpit Space: While the interior is roomy, the cockpit can feel cramped for larger crews, limiting comfort during longer outings.
Made For
The 1981 Newport 27 is designed for sailing enthusiasts who seek a versatile and reliable vessel for both cruising and day sailing. Its compact yet spacious layout makes it ideal for small families or couples looking to explore coastal waters or enjoy weekend getaways. With its sturdy build and comfortable interiors, the Newport 27 caters to both novice and experienced sailors alike. Those who appreciate classic design and practical features will find this sailboat appealing. The Newport 27 is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the thrill of sailing while benefiting from a functional and user-friendly experience on the water. Whether you're navigating serene lakes or venturing into coastal passages, this boat offers the reliability and comfort needed for memorable sailing adventures.
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400-1681 Chestnut Street, Vancouver, BC, V6J 4M6
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