2000 Saga 35

This 2000 Saga 35 is a purpose-built cruising sailboat designed by Robert Perry. She measures 35 feet 6 inches overall with a beam of 10 feet 9 inches and draws 4 feet 11 inches, displacing 12,800 pounds. The fiberglass hull pairs a narrow, efficient design with a muscular sail plan and fin keel, delivering performance above typical boats in her class. Power comes from a 35-horsepower Westerbeke diesel inboard with a bronze folding propeller and 1,222 engine hours.

The boat carries two private cabins, one forward and one aft, along with a single head featuring a composting marine toilet. Below decks she features hot and cold pressured water, a three-burner propane stove and oven, refrigeration, and a propane furnace. Fuel capacity is 35 gallons with a secondary tank plumbed, water capacity is 111 gallons, and twin house batteries installed in 2021 provide electrical storage. A 340-watt solar panel array, battery charger, 1,000-watt inverter, and monitoring system support extended cruising. Navigation electronics include a Raymarine E90/W chart plotter, ST60 speed and wind instruments, ST60+ depth sounder, ICOM VHF, and Raymarine autopilot mounted under deck.

Recent upgrades include a new Ullman battened mainsail and new Ullman furling inner jib, both from 2023, along with a new epoxy bottom. The rigging features self-tailing primary and secondary winches with lazy bag and lazy jacks. An 8-foot 6-inch Zodiac soft-bottom dinghy with a 2004 Mercury 4-horsepower outboard and davits are included, along with a Lewmar anchor windlass, dual anchors with chain and rode, and a cradle for storage. The boat carries dodger and bimini canvas with side curtains, opening deck hatches with screens, opening ports with screens, a transom shower, and a folding cockpit table.