Nicholson 33 Classic Offshore CruiserBuilt in Circa 1976 and fitted with a Yanmar 2GM20 fitted in circa 2012. A robust, Fin-keeled cruiser from the renowned Camper & Nicholsons yard, the Nicholson 32 is a true classic in offshore sailing. Built to Lloyd’s Register standards, this vessel is well-regarded for her exceptional seaworthiness, timeless design, and solid construction. Ideal for bluewater cruising or coastal adventures, she offers both safety and comfort under sail. Lying Ashore North WalesNEW LISTING Specifications:

Builder: Camper & Nicholsons

Model: Nicholson 33

Year: 1976

Hull Number: [Insert if known]

Length Overall (LOA): 32.08 ft (9.78 m)

Beam: 10 ft 42 in (3.18 m)

Draft: 5 ft 29 in (1.80 m)

Displacement: Approx. 10,054 lbs (4,560 kg)

Keel Type: Fin keel

Hull Material: GRP

Deck: GRP with non-slip surface

Construction: Built to Lloyd’s specifications
Engine:

Make/Model: Yanmar 1 GM20 - 20hp inboard Diesel - Fitted in circa 2012

Fuel Capacity: Approx. 25 gallons (113 liters)

Propulsion: Shaft drive with 3-blade propeller
Rigging & Sails:

Rig Type: Masthead sloop

Mast/Spars: Aluminum

Standing Rigging: Stainless steel

Sails:
Mainsail
Genoa
Storm jib
Spinnaker


Accommodation:

Berths: 5 (2 saloon berths, 2 quarter berths, 1 V-berth)

Cabins: Forward cabin + saloon

Heads: 1 manual marine toilet

Galley:
2-burner gas stove with oven
Stainless steel sink



Water Capacity: Approx. 30 gallons (136 liters)

Interior Finish: Varnished wood, classic nautical style

Headroom: Approx. 6 ft (1.83 m)
Navigation & Electronics:
Compass:
GPS/Chartplotter
Depth Sounder, log
Wind/Speed Instruments
VHF Radio with AIS
Autopilot ST4000
Navigation Lights
Battery System: 12V with split domestic/engine banks - Hi Tec Battery charger
Shore Power: Yes
Deck & Safety:
Anchor
Cockpit: Tiller steering
Self-draining cockpit
Sprayhood/Dodger
Liferaft
Pulpit & Pushpit stanchions and guardwire: Stainless steel
Safety Equipment:
Fire extinguishers
Barometer
Manual and electric bilge pumps
Life ring
Additional Information:The Nicholson 32 remains a favorite among serious sailors for her strength and elegance. With her deep keel and heavy displacement, she is incredibly stable and handles rough weather with confidence.