1999 Island Packet 350

This 1999 Island Packet 350 is a 35-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built for extended passage-making and comfortable coastal voyaging. The boat features an in-mast roller-furling mainsail with all control lines leading to the cockpit for easy single-handed operation, and the aft cabin offers a notably spacious sleeping arrangement for a boat of this size. The design includes the distinctive sugar-scoop stern and stern-rail seating characteristic of this Island Packet generation.

Below deck, the layout comprises two cabins with teak doors providing privacy, a salon, and a head accessible from both the salon and forward cabin. Storage space throughout the boat accommodates provisions, tools, and cruising supplies. The Yanmar diesel engine produces 35 horsepower and has logged approximately 2,200 hours.

Equipment includes a Garmin chartplotter at the helm, and new start batteries installed in 2026. Recent maintenance work includes replacement of the waste tank and teak and holly sole. A dinghy with outboard motor is included.