2002 Sabre 402

"Last Call" is a pristine Sabre 402, attentively maintained, and heavily invested in over the last few years. 

Designed to be easily sailed by a couple, yet still boast exceptional performance, this yacht is fast and requires very little exertion to keep her sailing. She is ruggedly built and incorporates advanced technology such as a carbon fiber rudder post and state of the art keel designs. 

“Last Call” has been kept up to date with many modern components, including:

• Lithium Ion Batteries Installed 2023
  1. 3 x 330 AH Victron (Total 990 AH)
  2. Controllable from smartphone app
  3. 3 Victron MPPTs
  4. Victron Monitor
• Victron Inverter Multiplus 12/3000/12x50
• 170 Amp Balmar Alternator w/Wakespeed Programmable External Regulator
• 12,600 BTU Reverse Cycle Mabru Air Con System (DC/ Battery Powered) for Main Salon and Owners Stateroom
• Additional AC 9,000 btu reverse cycle Air Conditioning system for aft cabins
• 660 Watts Solar Total
• Full Suite of Garmin Electronics Replaced 2022
  1. 4 x Garmin GMI 20 Displays - coaming mounted
  2. Garmin 1242xsv - helm pod mounted (12” Screen)
  3. Garmin GHC20 Autopilot control – Helm Mounted
  4. Garmin Closed Array Radar
• Icom M502 VHF Installed 2022
• Sea Frost Fridge w/ Electronic Control Installed 2023
• Sea Frost Freezer w/Electronic Control Installed 2023
• Sony Marine High Wattage Stereo w/Hidden cockpit speakers and BOSE salon speakers Installed 2021
• Bimini/Dodger/Enclosure replaced 2018
• Nav Lights replaced with LED 2021
• Interior Lights replaced with LED 2022
• Fresh Water Pumps and Plumbing replaced 2021
• Sails Replaced 2020
  1. North Nordac Fully Battened Main
  2. Harken Battcars
  3. Lazy Bag w/Lazy Jacks
  4. Genoa 140% with sun cover
  5. 105% Furling Jib (older)
• Retractable Deck Mounted Carbon Bow Sprit w/ Top Down Furling Spinnaker – 2020
• Interior Cushions Replaced 2019
• Cabin Sole Refinished 2021

The Sabre 402 with her contemporary, wider beam has an abundance of interior volume. The main salon is impressive and takes full advantage of the 13’4” beam. Comfortable settees are found to port and starboard, with the port side convertible to a double berth. An elegant yacht quality table, which will comfortably seat six, is located on the centerline. Aft and to starboard is the forward facing navigator's table, which has all of the space required for a “home office”. 

The head is aft of the nav station. Molded in fiberglass, this easily maintained unit incorporates a marine head, a sink recessed in the countertop, and a separate shower stall with teak seat. This compartment has a door providing access to the aft cabin. 

The auxiliary engine is located under the galley on the centerline. Keeping this weight and all tankage in the middle of the hull adds greatly to the sea kindliness and comfort of the yacht. 

The galley to port features a modern fridge/freezer from Sea Frost. A large corian sink with mixing faucet is located in the island above the engine. A three burner propane stove with oven is found at the aft end of the galley. 

The aft cabin has a large berth with storage spaces and drawers underneath. The berth's occupants can recline with open spaces overhead .

In the forward cabin, the Sabre 402's hull volume comfortably houses a 6-foot 10-inch long center island berth. Also in the forward cabin is a vanity with Corian counter, sink, and mirror. 

At the bow, the custom cast anchor roller is designed to easily accommodate two anchors. Aft of the stem is the large chain locker and anchor windlass below deck level. Windlass features foot switches, hand remote, and raw water washdown. Moving aft there are six small and two large deck hatches which allow plenty of light and air to fill the yacht's interior. Along the sides of the house are eight stainless steel opening ports and two large fixed ports. Two chrome dorades ensure circulation of the interior air when the yacht is at rest. 

The AwIgrip finished, triple spreader rig, with aft swept spreaders and rod rigging, is the source of power which drives the performance of the Sabre 402. This mast section was chosen for its light weight and strength. A lighter mast causes the boat to heel and to pitch less, improving performance and adding comfort and safety. 

Other Equipment

• 12v Fans
• Memory Foam Mattress Toppers
• 3 Blade Maxprop 
• PYI Dripless seal
• 32” TV
• Vaccuflush Toilets
• 20KG Spade Anchor 75’ Chain 150’ Rhode
• Fortress Backup Anchor 30’ Chain 100’ Rode

You simply will not find a better prepared Sabre 402 on the market today. Call the listing broker and find out why “Last Call” should be the next boat you see!

***Dinghy and outboard motor do not convey***