1975 Jaguar 27

Marketing Description 'Lady Kathryn', is a great example of the most popular model within the Jaguar range. This Frank Butler designed sloop has a reputation for being a safe and sea kindly yacht. Indeed you can still rent one in some of the Greek Islands, where their generous beam, shallow draft and huge companionway make onboard living and exploring very pleasant indeed. She is ideal as a family cruiser being easily handled while still providing respectable cruising performance. Spacious cockpit. Good accommodation with a twin berth forecabin and 2 / 3 berths in the saloon. 'Lady Kathryn' benefits from a recently installed galley, New standing rigging, New 12V DC panels and wiring, New Standard Horizon GX1800 GPS/DSC/VHF and associated cabling including masthead antenna. Antifouled and polished ready for the season. Vessel is powered by a Volvo Penta MD7 inboard diesel. This 2-Cylinder, 10hp workhorse has been regularly serviced and starts and runs easily. Most recent service was June 2025. Reduction gearbox driving a stainless steel shaft and 2-bladed bronze propeller. Engine start panel in cockpit. Bank of 2x12V batteries with selector switch. These provide engine start and domestic power. Recharged via engine alternator. Brand new shore power system with RCD. NEW 12V DC switch panel and associated wiring. Bermudan sloop rigged yacht with deck stepped aluminium spars. Single spreader rig with recently replaced stainless steel standing rigging. Terylene running rigging with the majority led aft for single handed sailing. Almost all the running rigging has been replaced. Mast supported internally by a substantial king post. 2 x Lewmar genoa winches1 x Single speed halyard winchRoller furling headsail system The interior is both spacious and welcoming. This is due to the massive sliding coachroof hatch which acts like a sunroof allowing lots of light and ventilation into the yacht. Cleverly designed with every inch of space used effectively, there is ample sleeping arrangements for 5 adults with double berth in fore peak, double berth at the convertible dinette and a quarter berth aft.Stowage is plentiful with hull mounted storage units and cavernous storage beneath bunks and dinette seats.The galley has been recently installed and consiusts of fully insulated coolbox, stainless steel sink with 12V tap and a housing for a 2-burner hob. This is not included. Between the main cabin bulkhead and the forepeak bulkhead is the heads with sea toilet to port and a hanging locker to starboard. Built by Russell Marine in 1975, this Frank Butler designed craft was recognised as a cost effective and affordable offshore vessel when compared to other builders of that era. She is generous in the beam and offers well proportioned and usable space both in the cockpit and below decks.Her 1.32M draft allows her to explore the shallower areas of our beautiful coastline without compromising on speed. She is good fun to sail and in the right hands will perform.G