1988 Sabre Yachts 38 MkIISold

Starting below in the bow brings you to the master stateroom.  Large V-berth with storage and the forward water tank is below the berth.  Shelves are above each side of the berth, and there is a mix of dry storage in various compartments and drawers throughout.  Hanging locker and additional access door is found to starboard.  Vanity with sink & mirror are located on the aft bulkhead, and a side seat is found to port.

Stepping further aft brings you to the keel-stepped mast and into the main salon.  Straight settee is to starboard with storage above, behind, and below. There is an L-shaped settee to port with a bulkhead mounted leaf table with magazine storage rack behind.  This table is a great design as it offers fantastic versatility - it can be completely up on the bulkhead when not needed, down with the leaf down for comfortable dining for two/three, and if the leaf is raised it offers a lot of table space for a vessel of this size.  Secure storage can be found in the same mix as what can be found on the starboard side - above, behind, and below.  Sabre's basket-weave style doors have interior finger catch style locks to prevent the cabinets from coming open in a rough sea.  Port water tank is found under the port settee, and the hot water heater can be found under the centerline portion of the settee, with surrounding storage.  

Moving further aft brings you to the navigation station to starboard.  This is a comfortable seat in which to spend time navigating underway or preparing for the next day's adventures.  The main electrical panel is located above the nav desk.  Good storage under the nav desk is found in a large, flat storage area for charts, as well as a series of drawers below, including Sabre's infamous tool drawer. 

Opposite the navigation station is the L-shaped galley.  A gimballed, 4 burner CNG stove and oven are found to port, a large refrigerator with Seafrost refrigeration, waste basket storage with cutting board on top, and a deep stainless steel double-sink round out the galley.  A combination of cabinet & shelf storage is above the counter space.  Folding leaf in the galley is found to the right of the sink for additional workspace.

Further aft to starboard is the head.  A deep sink with pressurized hot and cold water and an additional foot pump are found in the vanity.  She also features enclosed storage shelves with sliding doors, and a hanging locker with storage in the seat below.  An overhead hatch and opening port allow for ample ventilation. 

Aft of the galley is the guest stateroom which offers accommodation for two.  A long shelf to port offers storage on top with four separate enclosed locker compartments below.  A hanging locker is found on the forward bulkhead, and ample storage below all berths.   

If you have specific questions, please let me know.  I look forward to hearing from you.

• L-shaped galley
• Double stainless steel sink
• Galley faucet with retractable hose (extends far enough to reach refrigerator)
• 4 burner Regal CNG stove and oven
• Seafrost refrigeration  
• Hand pump to drain refrigerator overboard

• Manual head
• Sink with hot/cold pressurized water
• Separate freshwater foot pump
• Shower with hot/cold water
• Hanging locker and lots of storage compartments

• 130% Genoa (2009)
• Mack main sail (2009)
• Rigid vang
• Dodger 
• Bimini
• Lofrans 1000 electric anchor windlass
• New cowl vents (summer 2025)
• Exterior teak refinished (summer 2025)

• Garmin touchscreen MFD at helm
• Two Garmin GMI-10 displays at helm
• Icom IC-M504 VHF radio
• Sony Xplod Stereo
• Raymarine ST6002 wheel autopilot
• House batteries (2024)
• Engine start battery (2024)
• Battery charger
• Three fans in the cabin

"Outward" has a keel-centerboard, so with her board up the draft is 4'3" and 8'0" with the centerboard all the way down.

A new Beta Marine 35HP engine was installed in 2015.  She has 1,285 hours on her engine at time of listing.

• Freshwater - two tanks totaling 106 gallons
• Holding - 40 gallons
• Fuel - 45 gallons