With her plumb stem, low profile, and painted hullsides, this James Krogen design is sure to turn heads wherever she cruises.
Taking her cues from the commuters of the 20s, she is certain to always be in style.

This modern interpretation of a traditional coastal cruiser also has functional advantages as well. Her uncommonly low air draft provides improved stability and allows her owners to clear more bridges.

And her raised bow and broad forward sections contribute to an exceptionally spacious master stateroom.

Legendary Krogen Livability



Krogen designs are well known for their livability, and the the KE52' is no exception. This begins with ease of boarding, with large boarding gates on both sides of the spacious, covered cockpit as well as a generous transom door.

Double, watertight aluminum doors lead to the airy saloon with her large windows, comfortable settee, and seven foot headroom. Her galley up layout with full size refrigerator, separate ice maker, and deep, wide sink make meal preparation a pleasure.

Storage abounds, as access is provided to take advantage of every available space. Proceed forward to the raised pilothouse, where her captains is treated to a sumptious Stidd chair, a true chart table and drawers, and a fully equipped helm console.

The watch berth is elevated to provide optimal forward viewing and converts to a sleeping berth when extra guests are on board. Generous accommodations are forward for both owners and guests. The center island berth in the master stateroom is a true queen and contains storage beneath.

With an ensuite head, two hanging lockers, two dressers, shelf storage, and more, her owners will find storage and comfort for distance cruising. The standard guest arrangement is a den/stateroom combination, with a nice desk, convertible L-settee, and a pullman berth. Include 360 gallons of fresh water, a stacked washer/dryer, easy access to systems, wide decks for easy line handling, and you'll find the KE52' to be an exceptional coastal cruiser.