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Fanfare

SPECIFICATIONS

Current Price	uS$ 99,000
Vessel Type	Cruiser-Racer
Builder	Catalina
Year	2001
Location	Long Beach, California, United States
Hull Material	Fiberglass
LOA	38 feet
Beam	12 feet
Engine Manufacturer	Yanmar
Engine Model	J3H40
Engine Count	1
Engine Year	2001
Fuel	Diesel
Max Speed	knots

Cruiser-Racer Fanfare

Fanfare is a fine example of the Catalina 380 which was first manufactured in 1997. Her layout is still known for comfort whether topsides or down below.

Entering via the companionway steps, the galley is to port and features top and front access refrigerator, microwave, double stainless steel sinks and plenty of storage. Directly across to starboard is the head compartment, with head, vanity with washbasin and a separate shower stall. The aft master stateroom can be accessed from both port and starboard, and boasts a queen/oversized double bed with upholstered seats on either side and plenty of storage options. The rear of the engine can be accessed easily from here too.

Moving forward, the salon is huge, with upholstered settees and a convertible dinette that can comfortably seat six diners. The navigation center is to starboard, aft of the starboard settee with a dedicated seat. The forward V-berth is spacious and has a washbasin tucked in the port aft corner of the compartment.

Call today and you could spend the summer playing at Catalina Island!

Yacht Access is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by The Shoreline Yacht Group. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

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