2009 Dufour 365 Grand Large

The 2009 Dufour 365 Grand Large is a two-cabin cruising sailboat built on a fiberglass hull, measuring 34.5 feet long with an 12-foot beam. Power comes from a 29 hp Volvo D1-30 diesel engine with a saildrive, which has logged only 316 hours. The boat has seen minimal use over its ownership history, spending extended periods ashore under protective cover before being acquired by its current owner in 2020.

The deck and cockpit feature Flexiteek throughout, combining durability with low maintenance. Exterior canvas including dodger, bimini, and covers are in new condition, as is the interior upholstery. The steering is a fold-away wheel design. The mainsail is fully battened with two reefs and in excellent condition, paired with a genoa on a roller furler. Lazy-bag and lazy-jack systems are fitted, along with an asymmetric spinnaker. Two Harken ST40 and two Harken ST38 two-speed winches handle sheet loads. An electric windlass with rope and chain provides ground tackle deployment.

Below deck, the accommodation consists of a forward cabin with a Bultex mattress and a second cabin with custom bedding. The main saloon has refurbished upholstery in quality fabric with coordinating curtains and includes a galley with two-burner stove and oven. An electric head, LED interior lighting, and hot water heating are fitted. Two air scoops provide ventilation. An audio system with interior and exterior speakers and a television in the saloon complete the comfort package.

Navigation and monitoring include a Raymarine A60 GPS, two Raymarine ST60 cockpit displays, an anemometer, and a Raymarine ST6000+ autopilot. A fixed VHF radio and safety equipment including a six-person liferaft with 2020 certification are aboard. Electrical power comes from two service batteries installed in 2020, a battery charger, a converter, and shore power connection with outlets throughout the boat.