1973 Prout 35

The Prout 35 is a fiberglass catamaran built by the British yard Prout & Sons, designed as a robust offshore cruising platform. At 34.5 feet long with a 15-foot beam, it combines the stability and spaciousness of multihull design with a shallow draft of 2.75 feet, allowing access to shallow anchorages and protected waters. The boat is powered by a single 30 hp Yammer diesel engine.

The interior is arranged with three cabins, offering comfortable accommodation for extended cruising. The layout includes multiple sleeping berths, a functional galley, and one head compartment positioned forward. The three-cabin configuration provides considerable living space for a yacht of this size and is well suited to liveaboard use.

Built to the practical standards that defined Prout's cruising catamarans, this boat is known for its seaworthiness and ability to maintain headway in difficult conditions. The construction emphasizes durability and safety, hallmarks of the design from the outset.