1996 Tiara Yachts 3700 Open

This 1996 Tiara 3700 is a 37-foot open cruiser built around a versatile design that balances serious fishing capability with comfortable cruising accommodations. Twin Caterpillar 3208 diesel engines rated at 435 horsepower each push the boat to 30 knots, with a cruising speed of 20 knots and a range of 400 nautical miles at 8 knots. The fiberglass hull measures 14 feet across the beam and displaces 21,000 pounds, with hydraulic steering and trim tabs for responsive handling.

The expansive aft cockpit is purpose-built for fishing, with multiple downrigger pads, a wet well, and abundant storage. A custom hard top with integrated lighting and rod holders shelters the space, complemented by canvas covers for foul weather. A wet bar with icemaker, cockpit shower, and freshwater wash-down round out the outdoor amenities. A wide swim platform with integrated stainless steel boarding ladder provides safe water access.

Below deck, the interior features warm teak and holly trim throughout. The two-cabin layout includes a queen centerline forward berth with partial walkaround and under-berth storage, plus a convertible dinette that doubles as a second bunk. The starboard head is well-appointed with a full-size shower, electric toilet, and Vacuflush system, accessible from both the master suite and saloon. A practical galley includes a front-opening refrigerator, electric stove, microwave, built-in coffee maker, and Corian countertops with integrated water filtration.

Recent upgrades include new custom leatherette upholstery, a reconditioned Westerbeke 8.5-kilowatt generator, a Seawise davit system, modern electronics including a Raymarine Axion Pro 16RVX chartplotter and Quantum 2 radar, and comprehensive electrical systems with 6V house bank, Victron inverter-charger, and dual alternators. A 2022 Gala 300HD tender with 2021 Suzuki 9.9-horsepower outboard is included, along with an Ideal electric windlass, modern Rocna anchor with 250 feet of chain, and full safety equipment. The engines show 1,892 hours.