While I was at Rice and Cole I took a single photo of this
Hanse 32 C. I have since discovered she was built in Germany to a high
specification, and that her interior is luxuriously fitted out. Designed by
Judel/Vrolyjk she is optimised for shorthanded performance sailing with a
self-tacking, furling jib, a fully battened mainsail with lazyjacks, and
control lines to the cockpit. Her forward accommodation includes a double ‘v’
berth, a hanging locker and bags of shelf space. In the main cabin there is 6’
2” standing headroom. Long settees and a large table provide ‘home’ comforts.
She is light and airy on account of her port lights, both in the coachroof and
the hull.
If you have £60,000 to spare and more to keep her, you will
be able to get hold of a nice second-hand Hanse 32. The much cheaper option is
to hire* one when you have time to sail her and in a location where the weather
is better than it is in the UK most of the time.
Stats
LOA 32’
00”
LWL 28’
6”
Beam 10’
8”
Draught 4’
7”
Links
Hanse Yachts UK
Hanse 325 (Newer version)
*Hanse 32 for Hire in Australia
Hanse 320 Bareboat Charter
Hanse 320 for Sale £59,950
Hanse 320 for Sale £59,950 (Same as above)
Hanse 320 for Sale £54,134
Hanse 325 Video (Latest version)
Hanse 320 Forum
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