2004 Fountaine Pajot Maryland 37

This 2004 Fountaine Pajot Maryland 37 is a three-cabin owner's version catamaran with two heads. Powered by twin Yanmar 4LHA diesel engines producing 160 hp each, the boat has logged 1,510 operating hours and runs on a shaft drive system with four-blade bronze propellers fitted with cutless bearings. Fuel capacity totals 1,350 liters across two tanks, with fresh water storage of 470 liters plus an additional 77-liter potable water tank and 100-liter backup reserve.

The accommodation layout includes an owner's cabin and two further cabins. The galley is equipped with a double sink, drainboard, three-burner cooktop, oven, and refrigerator with large vegetable storage. Two manual heads share one blackwater tank on the port side. The saloon sofa foam was recently replaced. Mosquito screens fit the cabin and porthole windows.

On deck, the catamaran features a full winter canvas canopy over the cockpit, fixed bimini on the flying bridge, custom full-cover awning for the bridge, and teak cockpit and swim platform. A tender platform with davit and tackle supports a new Yamaha Yam 240STi tender (400 kg) and a 4 hp Yamaha outboard. A 32-inch smart television with external antenna is installed below. The anchor system comprises a 16 kg plow anchor with 85 meters of 10 mm chain marked every 5 meters.

Navigation and control systems include a 12-inch Raymarine HybridTouch GPS from 2020, Raymarine Quantum radar from 2020, Garmin Striker 6-inch depth sounder from 2024, and autopilot with wireless remote steering. An external flying bridge station has a 7-inch Garmin GPS with 2024 charts and P319 transducer, plus a radio with multiple speakers. Electrical systems comprise three 100-amp service batteries and two engine batteries (replaced June 2025), two 300-watt solar panels, 1,500-watt inverter, electric windlass with wired and wireless remotes, and remote-controlled deck light. A six-person Transocean liferaft was surveyed in June 2023.