1995 Catalina 320

The 1995 Catalina 320 is a 32-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built to a design that remains highly regarded for its balance of performance and practical comfort. The hull carries a generous beam well aft, creating a spacious cockpit with good seating for family and crew. The helm offers excellent visibility, and the wide side decks with solid handholds make for safe movement on deck. A 30 hp Westerbeke diesel engine provides reliable auxiliary power.

Below deck, the interior is notably open for a boat of this length. The main salon features a large U-shaped dinette to port with an opposing straight settee, creating an airy gathering space. Rich teak joinery and multiple opening ports and hatches provide natural light and ventilation. The galley sits conveniently near the companionway with good counter space, a deep sink, refrigeration, and a gimbaled stove and oven. A spacious quarter berth occupies the aft cabin. Forward, the owner's stateroom has a large V-berth with substantial storage and a hanging locker, while the head compartment includes a separate shower—an uncommon luxury in this size range.

The boat carries a fully battened Dacron mainsail in good condition with cover, a Dacron genoa, and a Dutchman system for efficient sail handling. Equipment includes an autopilot, electric windlass with foot switch, a 3-blade bronze feathering prop, a Danforth anchor with 30 feet of chain and approximately 150 feet of nylon, depth finder, cockpit cushions, and lifeline netting.

Recent upgrades completed in 2024 include a 16,000 BTU reverse-cycle air conditioner and 2.0kW heater with separate sump pump, new 30-amp shore power inlets with SmartPlugs cords, aft cabin and cleaned V-berth water tanks, replaced port-side seacocks and under-sink plumbing, and fresh antifouling paint. The boat also features dockside water hookup capability.