1990 Pacific Seacraft 34

This 1990 Pacific Seacraft 34 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for serious offshore work without sacrificing comfort. The design combines proven seaworthiness with timeless aesthetics—a boat that has spent three decades demonstrating why owners hold onto these vessels. At 34 feet with a 10-foot beam and a 4-foot-11-inch draft, she carries the hallmarks of careful construction and thoughtful engineering.

The single cabin includes a quarter berth, one head, and functional accommodations for extended cruising. The galley features a Force 10 gimballed two-burner stove with oven, SeaFrost refrigeration, and a double stainless-steel sink. The cabin brightwork shows very good condition in satin varnish, and ten operating portlights with screens provide ventilation. The teak double-leaf dining table and mahogany stove-top counter reflect the interior finishes, though the cabin sole needs restoration.

Propulsion comes from a Yammer 30-horsepower 3GM35F diesel with 4,437 hours, paired with a three-blade feathering Max-Prop. The sailing rig includes a LeFiell aluminum mast with original standing rigging, three Lewmar self-tailing winches (qty two model 43 two-speed, qty three model 16 single-speed), and a Schaefer mainsheet traveler. The mainsail, jib, and staysail are in very good condition, and Harken roller furlers serve both jib and staysail. A Dutchman sail flaking system aids handling.

Ground tackle includes a 12-volt Muir vertical windlass with gypsy and capstan, plus three anchors: a 15-kilogram claw, a CQR, and a Fortress FX-11 stern anchor with appropriate rode. On deck, a stainless-steel destroyer wheel mounted on an Edson pedestal, a fold-up teak cockpit table, and a dodger with clear plastic vision panel in very good condition complete the working platform. Navigation relies on Raymarine electronics and Furuno radar. The 12-volt battery system was renewed in 2023, and a Xantrex inverter handles 12-volt power requirements.