Built in 1995 by Italian yard Comar Yachts, the Clanship 52 is a solid, well-mannered monohull cruiser offering 16.6 metres of accommodation across three private cabins. With a 4.9 metre beam and a moderate 1.4 metre draft, she carries real interior volume without losing her manners underway, a balance that suits New Zealand's coastal and offshore conditions. Lying at Westhaven Marina in Auckland, this example is now listed at NZD $325,000, a recent price drop that puts a European-built 52-footer within reach for buyers who've been watching the market.
Her solid fibreglass hull and clean styling reflect the build quality Comar Yachts was known for through the 1990s, and the layout works well for family cruising or longer passages, with space to spare for crew and guests. Westhaven's central position gives easy access to the Hauraki Gulf, Bay of Islands and beyond, so she doubles as a handy base for weekend trips or longer voyages. She's a roomy, well-proven sailing yacht with genuine cruising pedigree, and at this price she sits well inside the 50-foot-plus bracket.
Worth a look while the price holds, and an inspection will show the space and build quality firsthand.
