2007 Catalina 320 MkII

This 2007 Catalina 320 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built with a proven design that performs well on extended passages. The boat displaces 11,700 pounds with 4,400 pounds of ballast, drawing 4'4" and measuring 32'6" overall. A 29-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine with approximately 148 hours of operation provides reliable propulsion, backed by a Kansaki transmission and three-blade bronze propeller.

The interior layout centers on comfortable cruising accommodations across three cabins. The forward V-berth offers substantial storage below. The main salon features port and starboard settees flanking a drop-leaf table that converts the starboard side into a double berth, with an aft-facing chart table to port. The galley sits to port with double sinks, a two-burner Hillerange propane stove and oven, and an under-counter Waeco front-loading refrigerator with freezer. The starboard head includes a Wilcox-Crittenden toilet, sink with mirror, and shower capability. The spacious aft cabin to starboard provides a private sleeping area with an opening hatch and multiple ports.

Systems throughout reflect thorough provisioning for cruising. Dual 12-volt house batteries and a separate engine-start battery supply power distributed through a Charles 30-amp charger and Blue Sea switch. Water capacity reaches 45 gallons with a 22-gallon holding tank. A Seaward six-gallon hot water heater serves the shower. Navigation equipment includes a Raymarine C80 chartplotter with GPS, ST60 instruments for wind and depth, autopilot, and ICOM VHF with DSC. Sail handling is managed via a Seldon aluminum mast and boom with furling main and 153-percent genoa, two-speed Lewmar winches, and a boom vang. Additional gear includes a Maxwell electric windlass, Holland Marine dinghy with Tohatsu 9.8 outboard on davits, life raft, and swim ladder.

The boat was maintained in fresh water during its early life and is noted as being in solid condition. Bottom paint and hull wax are current through 2026.