1983 C&C 35 MK III

The 1983 C&C 35 MK III is a fiberglass sailing yacht built on a well-regarded design known for responsive handling and strong performance under sail. At 35 feet in length with an 11-foot beam, she balances spacious accommodations with the ability to compete in club racing or cruise comfortably along the coast. A single 20-horsepower Yammer diesel engine provides auxiliary power, with a cruising speed of 6.5 knots.

The interior features two cabins and one head, laid out to maximize usable space and comfort for extended time aboard. Deck design emphasizes ease of operation, with twin Anderson 46ST two-speed winches flanking the cockpit to streamline sail handling.

Recent upgrades include a new spinnaker, new dodger with clear panels, and a complete exhaust system renewal from elbow to transom. The fuel tank is new, as is the house battery bank of four golf cart batteries complemented by twin 100-watt solar panels. Running rigging has been renewed and remains in excellent working order. A new Suzuki dinghy with a new Yamaha 2.5-horsepower outboard is included, along with 240 feet of chain and 130 feet of rode. The boat carries 240 feet of chain with 130 feet of rode and is fitted with twin 100-watt solar panels and a Sunbrella cover for the rescue collar.