2001 Catalina 320

This 2001 Catalina 320 is a 32-foot fiberglass sloop with a wing keel designed for coastal cruising and offshore passages. The boat features a Yanmar 3GM30F diesel engine producing 27 horsepower with 2,749 hours. Its dimensions include a beam of 11 feet 9 inches, a maximum draft of 4 feet 6 inches, and a displacement of 11,300 pounds with 4,000 pounds of ballast.

The interior sleeps seven and includes a forward cabin with queen berth, a full galley with two-burner propane stove and oven, a marine head with shower, and a chart table. The boat is equipped for extended cruising with two fresh water tanks, a 20-gallon fuel tank, and a 19-gallon holding tank. A 12-volt refrigerator with electronic thermostat and a large icebox provide cold storage. The cabin features teak and holly veneer sole, teak bulkheads, and varnish finishes throughout.

Sail handling is comprehensive: a 155% furling genoa, 110% jib, and mainsail with full battens and a Dutchman flaking system are controlled via self-tailing winches, mid-boom sheeting, and single-line reefing systems led aft. Electronics include Raymarine autopilot with remote controller, Raymarine wind and depth instruments, a Standard Horizon AIS/GPS VHF radio, and full navigation equipment. Dockside AC power with a 30-amp shore inlet is supported by dual 4D marine batteries installed in 2026.

In 2019, all hatches were replaced, rebedded, and the interior stairs and cabin sole were refinished. The boat is equipped with an electric anchor windlass, modern safety gear, and various upgrades including LED lighting, Bluetooth audio, and a Racor 200 fuel filter system.