1997 Silverton 352 Motor Yacht

The Silverton 352 is a 35-foot sedan-bridge motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Crusader 454 XL gasoline engines producing 320 horsepower each. At just over 1,000 engine hours, the twin-drive system has seen recent maintenance including a tune-up in May 2023, new four-blade props installed that same year, and impeller replacement. The boat reaches 32 miles per hour and carries 286 gallons of fuel, 100 gallons of fresh water across two tanks, and 69 gallons of holding capacity.

The interior arranges two private cabins, each sleeping two adults. The master stateroom features cedar-lined lockers and an ensuite head with shower and vanity. The guest cabin has porthole hatches and reading lights, served by a separate head with shower and sink. The salon opens to a dinette and galley, with a convertible sofa and electric fireplace in the main living space. The galley includes a refrigerator with separate freezer, microwave, and two-burner stove with oven, though the stove is not operational and a hot plate is used instead.

Recent upgrades include a 440-watt solar system and 2,000-watt inverter installed in 2024, new AGM batteries and 40-amp battery charger added in 2025, and a new accumulator tank, forward shower sump pump, and fresh water pump in 2023. The yacht is fitted with bow and stern thrusters, each with remote control and installed in 2021. The hull was painted in 2023, the electric windlass was rebuilt in 2024, and new Seadek non-skid surfaces were applied to the swim platform and stairwells that same year.

On deck, the boat features a full canvas enclosure, hardtop aft awning, molded steps to the flybridge, and side-walk decks. Navigation electronics include Garmin GPS and Icom VHF radio. Two 30-amp shore power cables support dockside charging, and air conditioning and heat serve the main salon and cabins.