1980 Hallberg-Rassy 352

The Hallberg-Rassy 352 is a centre cockpit cruising yacht built in 1980 with a fiberglass hull. This example measures 34.6 feet with an 11.1-foot beam and is powered by a 50 horsepower Peugeot diesel engine. The design combines proven seaworthiness with comfortable proportions, featuring the characteristic graceful sheer and balanced lines that define the class.

The boat has two cabins and one head. The teak deck has been replaced with glued planking rather than screwed, eliminating traditional fastener holes. A navigation station has been recently refitted with updated switchboard and wiring. Recent upgrades also include new cruising chute, mainsail with stack pack, new hatches and portlights, and a new cockpit cover and sprayhood.

The yacht comes with a full inventory of cruising equipment. The hull has been professionally maintained and an independent survey of the fiberglass condition is available.