1995 Catalina 320

The 1995 Catalina 320 is a 32-foot fiberglass sloop built on a computer-optimized hull design that balances performance with comfort. Light on the helm and tracking well under both sail and power, she's powered by a 27-horsepower Westerbeke diesel engine with a cruising speed around 7 knots. Her 11-foot 9-inch beam creates an interior that feels spacious for her length.

The yacht sleeps seven across two cabins and flexible berthing: an aft cabin with a double berth, a V-berth forward, a convertible dinette double, and a single settee. The galley sits to port with a two-burner propane stove, oven, and double stainless steel sink. A head is positioned to starboard. The nav station sits just forward of the cabin, and natural light comes through two opening hatches and multiple opening port lights. Interior finishes include teak with a teak and holly sole.

Navigation and electronics include a Raymarine Axiom 9 chartplotter, EVO-100 autopilot, and networked sailing instruments. The radio setup features a Lowrance Link 9 VHF with AIS and a handheld backup. Deck equipment includes primary and secondary Lewmar winches, a Maxwell windlass with foot switch, and upgraded Garhauer traveler. Sails include a mainsail, 135% genoa with new Sunbrella cover (2022), and a Schaffer jib furler.

Recent maintenance is extensive: standing rigging was replaced in 2020, the rudder and bottom were attended in 2024, and 2025 saw a new water heater, heat exchanger, and four main fixed portlights replaced. Additional recent work includes a professionally cleaned fuel tank (2023), new batteries (2020), and a 175-watt solar panel with charger (2020). Shore power, 110-volt outlets, and a battery charger-inverter support hotel loads.