1987 Breehorn 37

The Breehorn 37 is a 1987 sailing yacht built on a fiberglass hull, measuring 37 feet in length with an 11.65-foot beam. The design is defined by a deep V bow that cuts cleanly through waves and a skeg-mounted rudder blade that provides stability when heeling. A single Sole diesel engine of 32 horsepower provides auxiliary power. The boat has recently been upgraded with new navigation equipment and new rigging, including a rod kicker system.

The cockpit is sheltered and fitted with a tiller, offering straightforward handling and visibility. Below, the interior follows a traditional layout with good natural light provided by deck prisms in the saloon. The owners cabin sits to port and features a spacious berth. Forward in the bow is a double V-berth for additional accommodation.

The galley is positioned on the port side and includes a stove and top-loading cooler. Adjacent to the galley is a navigation station and separate head compartment. The saloon features a round settee that doubles as seating in the main cabin space.