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$62,000 NZD
+6 moreMakeComfortina
Model32
Year1987
Length9.5m
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About this vessel
Built by Sweden's Comfort Yachts, the Comfortina 32 is a serious bluewater passage-maker with Scandinavian build quality that punches well above its size. This vessel has been sailed solo across oceans by her current owner and is equipped accordingly – this is not a coastal cruiser that's been lightly upgraded, but a genuinely capable offshore yacht ready to go.
A pre-sale survey completed May 2026 describes her as in very sound condition and exceptionally well equipped for short-handed offshore cruising. Survey available to serious buyers on request.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeComfortina
Model32
Year1987
Dimensions
Length overall9.5m
Features
On board
LiFePO4 batteries with 380W solar and wind generator
Watermaker
Wind vane self-steering
Cabin heating
Standing rigging replaced 2019
New Furlex furler (2025)
B&G Vulcan 9 with radar
Raymarine autopilot
AIS
Electric anchor windlass
Full sail wardrobe including gennaker
Tender and outboard included
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