1973 Coronado 35 Sloop

$45,000 US

The owner bought this boat in 2006

General condition and any additional information

_For 10 years my wife and I lived on our boat in the Lower Bay of New York City. Often sailing her for an hour before going into our art studio in Brooklyn. Waking up and sticking our heads out the hatch above the bed you felt you were in the Caribbean. I could not dream of a more beautiful way of living in NYC!

Now she is on the quiet Hudson River north of Poughkeepsie, NY with a similar magnificent views of morning sunrises and inspiring sunsets. Sleeping like a baby as she gently rocks!

Three years ago I bought a farm 2.5 hour drive north from her and sadly Im not spending the time I cared for and loved her. Now I have decided to let her go to one that will appreciate and love this magic lifestyle as my wife and I did.

Standard features

_Coronado 35 sloop (35 lOA x 11’ Beam
_Liveaboard
_Fiberglass
_Center-cockpit (unusually large)
_Single handed sailing (I would often go for a solo sail before going to work)
_5.5’ draft fin keel
_13,000lb displacement
_Designed by William H. Tripp Jr. (super yacht designer)

_6’ Headroom throughout (hugely spacious)
_Huge master aft stateroom, King size bed with hatch over bed (star gazing – amazing!)
_2 single beds in private forward cabin

_Propane stove and oven gimbaling
_Refrigerator (110 volt shore power and 12 volt powered)
_Fantastic Galley – deep sink

_Burmese Teak woodwork through
_Tons of storage
_Superclean – minimal design

Improvements to the hull, deck, rigging, engine, or interior

_Rebuilt in 2007 (I completely stripped everything off the hull and rebuilt entire boat - hull, deck, below deck. Electrical, plumbing and all teak interior)
_Awlgrip paint sprayed interior and exterior

_Westerbeke diesel engine (rewired and overhauled 2008)
_Roller furling (new-ish jib)
_Lazy Jack mainsail system