1983 Catalina 30

The Catalina 30 is a proven design, with over 6,400 built since its introduction. This fiberglass sloop measures 30 feet in length with a 10-foot 10-inch beam and draws on the class's reputation for straightforward construction, accessible deck layout, and responsive sailing characteristics.

The boat is powered by a single Universal diesel engine rated at 25 horsepower. Recent mechanical work includes an engine rebuild with less than 50 operating hours, new batteries, charger, gas tank, water heater, fresh water pump, and macerator. A dodger frame is included.

The deck is laid out for practical movement and work, with a broad cockpit for crew comfort. Below, the cabin offers generous accommodation with a full galley and sleeping berths. The combination of these elements—stable layout, functional cabin space, and manageable single-engine propulsion—represents the practical appeal that has sustained the model's popularity for four decades.