2003 Catalina 350

This 2003 Catalina 350 is a shoal-draft cruiser drawing just 4 feet 6 inches, designed for coastal and island exploration. Built with a fiberglass hull and powered by a Universal 4-cylinder diesel engine, she combines seakeeping ability with the interior volume rarely found in a 35-foot sailboat. The boat features an airy 6-foot 9-inch headroom throughout, a centerline queen forward, and a full second cabin aft, making her a genuine two-cabin cruiser rather than a compromise design.

The interior layout maximizes living space with thoughtful storage integrated throughout. The galley to starboard includes a newer stove, 12-volt microwave, double stainless sinks, and a combined fridge-freezer. The navigation station sits to port with a dedicated chart table and easy access to the main electrical panel. The aft cabin has a full-sized berth with standing room, while the main saloon features dual settees flanking a centerline dining area. The forward cabin stretches across the full beam of the boat with an accessible queen berth on three sides and a large overhead hatch. A standout feature is the separate head compartment with unusual shower facilities for a boat this size.

The deck layout prioritizes comfort at anchor with an expansive cockpit, foldout dining table, and large swim platform. The Bimini, connector, and dodger are well maintained, with the dodger replaced approximately two years ago. Rigging includes Charleston Spars aluminum mast and boom, two Harken 2-speed self-tailing winches, and one electric winch. Navigation systems include Raymarine autopilot with linear drive, Raymarine wind and depth instruments, and Standard Horizon VHF. A 12-volt Maxwell 800 vertical windlass with chain-rope capability supports a 15-kilogram stainless steel CQR anchor. Electrical systems feature dual battery banks, 24-breaker main panel, two 125-volt 30-amp shore power inlets with galvanic isolator, and a 5000-watt charger. Water tankage totals approximately 78 gallons across two tanks, with a 22-gallon holding tank.