C&C YACHTS - 32 CB - For Sale

The 32 CBfromC&C YACHTSbrings practical cruising capability to a compact footprint. As a versatilesail yachtwith a durablefiberglass and plastichull, it’s suited to coastal passages and relaxed weekends afloat. For guidance on selection, pricing, and delivery, Shestakov Yacht Sales and broker Andrey Shestakov are ready to assist.

Selecting a 32 CB

Choosing the 32 CBmeans prioritizing manageable size with true cruising utility. This model sits comfortably within thecruising sailboatsegment, offering straightforward handling and efficient onboard systems. Its single inboard diesel by Yanmar keeps operation simple, while tankage and accommodations support extended weekends on the water. If you’re seeking a capable cruiser in the 32-foot range with a proven pedigree fromC&C YACHTS, this is a strong candidate.

Features of the Model

• Balanced dimensions: 32 ft (9.75 m) LOA and 10 ft (3.15 m) beam for comfortable handling and dockside practicality.
• Draft range of approximately 13.123–22.146 ft (4–6.75 m) to match varied cruising scenarios.
• Power by a single inboard Yanmar diesel for dependable propulsion and easy maintenance.
• Hull in fiberglass and plasticwith a fiberglass deck for durability and longevity.
• Functional cruising layout supported by 1 head, 39 gal fresh water, and 20 gal fuel capacity.

Technical Specifications

• Model: 32 CB
• Builder: C&C YACHTS
• Type: sail yacht
• Market segment: cruising sailboat
• Hull: fiberglass and plastic
• Deck material: Fiberglass
• LOA: 32 ft (9.75 m)
• Beam: 10 ft (3.15 m)
• Draft (min–max): 13.123–22.146 ft (4–6.75 m)
• Engines: 1 × Yanmar, Inboard, Diesel
• Heads: 1
• Fresh water capacity: 39 gal
• Fuel capacity: 20 gal

Pricing and Ordering

Pricing, current availability, and viewing arrangements for the 32 CBare available upon request. Contact Shestakov Yacht Sales to discuss your plans; broker Andrey Shestakov will provide tailored guidance on inspections, survey coordination, and transaction support for thiscruising sailboatfromC&C YACHTS.

Questions and Answers

• What type of yacht is the 32 CB? The32 CBis acompact cruisercategorized as asail yacht, ideal for relaxed coastal passages and weekend cruising.

• Who builds the 32 CBand what powers it? It’s built byC&C YACHTSand equipped with asingle inboardYanmar dieselfor reliable propulsion.

• What are the key dimensions of the 32 CB?LOAis 32 ft (9.75 m) with abeamof 10 ft (3.15 m), providing a stable, manageable platform.

• What is the draft range and hull construction? The draft spans 13.123–22.146 ft (4–6.75 m), and the hull is infiberglass and plasticwith afiberglass deck.

• How does Shestakov Yacht Sales help with purchase? Shestakov Yacht Sales and Andrey Shestakovoffer end-to-end support—shortlisting,inspections,offers, andclosing—for thiscruising sailboatbyC&C YACHTS.

Owner Experience Review

Owners who sail the 32 CBfromC&C YACHTStend to use it as a true dual-purpose boat: campaigned in club PHRF regattas, then packed for family coastal weekends or relaxed day sails. The cockpit is roomy for the size and comfortably seats six, making social outings easy. The centreboard variant is valued in thin-water cruising grounds, with a variable draft of about 4.0 ft up and 6.9 ft down.

On the water, owners describe a stiff hull that carries sail and rewards a sensible touch. The helm is balanced and tracks well upwind, often "finding its groove" around a moderate 15° of heel; in light air it does well with a large genoa and smaller mainsail. Off the wind it is frequently called "a rocket," and several owners reef early as breeze builds. As one owner put it, the boat has "nice lines, tight handling and it's really fast."

Below, quality teak joinery, a forward V-berth, quarter berth and a proper nav station make short cruises comfortable for two to four. The galley sits to starboard and there is a full head; engine access is considered good for its era. Interior volume and headroom are modest by modern 32-foot standards (about 6.17 ft), and the coachroof-mounted traveler can be awkward for solo adjustment, so many lead its controls aft. Typical ownership watch-items include deck/core moisture around chainplates and deck penetrations, portlights that may leak if not properly bedded, attention to original Universal Atomic 4 or optional Yanmar 2GM cooling components and mixing elbows, plus routine service of Barient winches and checking the steering for play during survey.

Pros and Cons

• Lively, stiff performer with balanced helm, good light-air ability, and strong off-wind speed.
• Centerboard provides variable draft (~4.0 ft up / ~6.9 ft down) for skinny-water access.
• Practical cruising layout with quality teak joinery, comfortable for 2–4, and a roomy cockpit that seats six.
• Deck/core vulnerability around chainplates and deck penetrations requires careful inspection.
• Portlights are often prone to leaks if improperly bedded.
• Interior volume and headroom are modest versus modern 32-footers (≈6.17 ft).

Comparison with Other Models