2006 Sabre 426

Your Pacific Northwest Passage Awaits Aboard a Beautiful 2006 Sabre 426

(A rare opportunity to own a true "yacht-quality" cruiser, perfectly suited for the rugged beauty of the Salish Sea and the open ocean beyond.)

Picture this: You're sipping a warm coffee in a sun-drenched cockpit, shrouded in the quiet mist of a Desolation Sound morning. Or, you're effortlessly slicing through a following sea off the Washington coast, bound for the San Juan Islands, Vancouver Island, or perhaps even further. This isn't just a dream; it's the everyday reality offered by this exceptional 2006 Sabre 426.

Why This Sabre 426 is Your Ideal Vessel:

• Unmatched Seakeeping & Performance: With a deep, secure cockpit and a balanced helm that responds with precision, you'll carry confidence with you in every condition. Her sleek hull and powerful sail plan deliver a smooth, stable ride, whether you're motoring through a glassy Puget Sound calm or reaching on a breezy day in the Strait of Georgia.
• Crafted for Pacific Northwest Comfort: Imagine returning from a brisk sail to a warm, dry, and beautifully appointed interior. The rich, hand-finished teak joinery, abundant natural light, and intelligent layout provide a serene sanctuary. The well-equipped galley makes meal preparation a joy, and the spacious, private cabin offers a true retreat after a day of adventure. Her robust construction ensures a quiet, dry ride that will keep your crew happy and secure.
• Go Beyond the Ordinary: This yacht is equipped and ready for more than just weekend trips. With a robust and well-maintained 56 HP Yanmar diesel, ample fuel and water capacity, and a suite of well-chosen electronics (including radar and AIS), she is a capable passagemaker. Alaska to the south? The dream is within reach.
• A Legacy of Quality: Sabre is a name that commands respect. The 426 represents the pinnacle of their design philosophy, where every detail—from the solid bronze seacocks to the flawless fiberglass work—is executed to a standard that mass-produced yachts simply cannot match. You don't just buy a Sabre; you become its steward.