1988 Gulf Pilot House

This 1988 Gulf Pilot House is a 32-foot fiberglass sailing yacht designed by William Garden, featuring the shelter and control of an enclosed pilothouse with inside steering. The full keel design provides stability and seaworthiness suited to Pacific Northwest cruising.

Below deck, the boat offers a single cabin with one head. The galley is equipped with propane cooking, and a Wallace Diesel forced air heater maintains comfort in cool climates. A Universal 4-cylinder diesel engine powers the yacht, supported by a 35-gallon fuel capacity.

Standard equipment includes an autopilot, a PSS dripless shaft seal, and a Walker Bay RIB dinghy. The sails are newer, and the bottom was painted in 2004. The boat presents as a capable offshore cruiser with practical design and established maintenance.