Wave Dancer is an exceptionally clean, one-owner 1990 Sabre 34 Mark II that has spent her entire life in the fresh waters of Lake Ontario. Located at Sodus Bay Yacht Club, she shows the kind of care that comes from long-term ownership, with annual engine oil changes and winterization and an extensive collection of tools and spare parts. Lightly raced for only a few years and equipped with an impressive sail inventory, she is equally well suited to performance-minded cruising or club racing.

Why You’ll Like This Boat

• One owner since new
• Always sailed in the fresh waters of Lake Ontario
• Exceptionally clean and well cared for
• Westerbeke diesel with only 1,134 hours
• Engine oil changed annually along with regular winterization
• Extensive sail inventory including two spinnakers
• Two-blade feathering Max-Prop
• Dodger and bimini
• Complete spinnaker gear
• Large inventory of tools and spare parts

Detailed Description

Wave Dancer represents a rare opportunity to purchase a one-owner Sabre 34 Mark II with a known history from new. She has spent her entire life on Lake Ontario and is currently located at Sodus Bay Yacht Club.

Sabre’s 34 Mark II combines traditional Maine-built quality with a hull and sail plan designed to provide an excellent balance of cruising comfort and sailing performance. Wave Dancer was raced for a few years, but never subjected to an aggressive racing program. Her extensive sail inventory and complete spinnaker equipment still give a new owner the opportunity to race her, while her condition and equipment make her equally appealing as a Great Lakes cruising boat.

Her sail inventory includes a mainsail, heavy No. 1, roller-furling No. 2, No. 3, blade No. 4 and two spinnakers. Full spinnaker gear is included.

Auxiliary power is provided by a Westerbeke diesel with 1,134 hours. The owner has changed the engine oil every year as part of the boat’s annual maintenance and winterization program. An extra-large Racor fuel filter provides additional fuel filtration capacity.

A two-blade feathering Max-Prop provides efficient motoring while reducing drag when sailing.

The electrical system includes three batteries — one dedicated starting battery and two house batteries.

On deck, Wave Dancer is equipped with a manual anchor windlass along with a bimini and dodger for cockpit protection and comfort.

Below, the galley retains an ice box rather than refrigeration, keeping the system simple and avoiding the electrical demands and maintenance associated with refrigeration.

A particularly valuable part of this offering is the large collection of tools, spare parts and miscellaneous equipment that has accumulated during decades of ownership. For a buyer intending to maintain and cruise the boat, this inventory provides a useful head start.

The boat is equipped with radar; however, the radar has not been used in several years and its current operating condition is unknown. Buyers should consider the radar untested and verify its operation if it is important to them.

Overall, Wave Dancer presents extremely well. She is clean, organized and obviously cared for. Pride of ownership shows throughout the boat.

Recent Maintenance & Ownership History

• One owner since new
• Always sailed on Lake Ontario
• Freshwater history
• Engine oil changed annually
• Winterized annually
• Westerbeke diesel with 1,134 hours
• Large inventory of spare parts retained aboard
• Light racing history for only a few years

Included EquipmentSails & Rigging

• Mainsail
• Heavy No. 1
• Roller-furling No. 2
• No. 3
• Blade No. 4
• Two spinnakers
• Complete spinnaker gear

Mechanical

• Westerbeke diesel
• Two-blade feathering Max-Prop
• Extra-large Racor fuel filter
• Manual anchor windlass

Electrical

• Three batteries
• One starting battery
• Two house batteries

Canvas

• Bimini
• Dodger

Navigation

• Radar — has not been used in several years and may not be operational

Galley

• Ice box
• No refrigeration

Additional Equipment

• Extensive collection of tools
• Large inventory of spare parts

Who Is This Boat Best For?

Wave Dancer is particularly well suited to a sailor looking for a quality Great Lakes cruiser with genuine sailing performance. Her extensive sail inventory and complete spinnaker setup make her attractive to someone interested in club racing, while her freshwater history, diesel maintenance and overall condition make her an excellent candidate for cruising Lake Ontario, the Great Lakes or beyond.

She should especially appeal to a buyer who values condition, ownership history and pride of ownership over flashy additions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Wave Dancer a freshwater boat?
Yes. She has spent her entire life on Lake Ontario.

How many owners has she had?
One. Wave Dancer has been owned by the same owner since new.

How many hours are on the engine?
The Westerbeke diesel has 1,134 hours.

How has the engine been maintained?
The engine oil has been changed every year as part of the owner’s annual maintenance and winterization routine.

Has the boat been raced?
Yes, for a few years, but she was not subjected to a hard racing program.

Does she have refrigeration?
No. The galley has an ice box.

Does the radar work?
The radar has not been used in several years, so its current operating condition is unknown and should be considered untested.

What sails are included?
The inventory includes a mainsail, heavy No. 1, roller-furling No. 2, No. 3, blade No. 4 and two spinnakers, along with full spinnaker gear.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.