1984 Mirage 35

This 1984 Mirage 35 is a Robert Perry-designed cruising sloop built on a fiberglass hull with a balanced fin keel drawing 5.25 feet. The boat features a masthead sloop rig with roller-furling headsail capability and carries a sail inventory including main, genoa, working jib, and storm sail. A rebuilt Yammer 2GM20 diesel engine with shaft drive powers the boat for economical cruising, supported by fuel capacity of approximately 20 gallons and fresh water capacity of 40 gallons.

The accommodations center on a practical interior layout with a forward V-berth, main cabin with settees and dinette, galley with stove and oven, enclosed head, quarter berth, and navigation station. The galley table converts to a double berth for additional sleeping capacity. A full-length cockpit provides comfortable seating with a cockpit table and grabrails for safe movement while underway.

Standard equipment includes VHF radio, chartplotter with GPS, and depth sounder. The deck is fitted with canvas including a dodger and bimini top. The boat has shorepower and comes with recent maintenance: the engine was recently replaced, the bottom was cleaned, running rigging was updated, and gel coat work was completed on the companionway. The rig is set up with roller-furling capability on the headsail for easier handling.