1971 Morgan 35

This 1971 Morgan 35 is a fiberglass sailing yacht measuring 38 feet, built for cruising and single-handed operation. The boat has been actively maintained and systematically updated over the past five years. The deck structure is solid and watertight, with new portlights installed and refinished non-skid and paint throughout. Sails include a mainsail and 120% genoa on roller furling, both North Sails with three seasons of use, plus a spinnaker and pole.

The yacht's systems have been substantially renewed. Topside improvements include lazy jacks, a stack pack, a Walder boom brake, lifeline gates on both sides, a stern boarding ladder, and cockpit cushions. The rig and hardware are configured for efficient single-handed sailing with self-tailing primary winches.

Below deck, the yacht carries a Kubota 18 hp diesel inlaid engine, a Delta anchor with chain and rope rode, and upgraded electrical infrastructure: two AGM battery banks, a 50-amp charger, a galvanic isolator, and a smart plug shore power setup. Navigation and communications equipment includes a Raymarine Seatalk network and autopilot, two Garmin multifunction displays, VHF radio with remote microphone, AIS transceiver, and AM/FM radio. Cabin amenities include an alcohol stove, an AC/DC refrigerator, and LED navigation and cabin lighting.