1987 Catalina 34

The 1987 Catalina 34 is a Mark I sloop known for its solid design and responsive sailing character. At 34 feet with an 11.75-foot beam and 5,000 pounds of ballast, the boat offers a stable platform suited to both sheltered waters and offshore passage. The nearly 30-foot waterline length makes her manageable for single or double-handed operation. Power comes from a diesel auxiliary engine.

Below decks, the layout arranges three cabins across the boat's length. The aft stateroom features a near queen-size berth with a privacy door, offering separation from the main living spaces. The main salon incorporates a dinette that converts to a double berth, while the forepeak holds an additional double berth. The aft head includes hot and cold water shower capability and sits to port of the companionway.

The interior uses teak cabinetry throughout, with recent upholstery renewal. The cockpit is spacious and comfortable, fitted with an Edson wheel helm and a keel-stepped mast. Construction is fiberglass throughout.