Jeanneau Attilia 32

[quiesence65]

My wife and I are long time sailors, have owned and sailed a Mariner 31 Ketch in the Keys, and have just sold our 1965 Grampian Classic 31 here in Georgian Bay.
We are looking at purchasing a Jeanneau Attalia 32, and while there are lots of reviews, pics and videos on line, we would appreciate any thoughts/concerns that any current owners have.
It is a Freshwater boat....only cruised...and we do not race, or plan to take it into salt...(been there, done that)
Thanks.

[Pete7]

Spent a week on one doing RYA Coastal Skipper and sailed across to France and back. They are quite light and go well in light winds, but need to be reefed down early as they sail best upright and light.

Therefore probably a good choice for you. Some really good quality perhaps laminate, sails and she will zoom along.

Couldn't fault the boat, she was simply laid out and easy to sail even stepping straight on to her and going.