Coronado 35 (1976)

The Coronado 35 (1976) is a timeless cruiser that blends classic American design with extensive modern upgrades, making her an excellent choice for sailors seeking reliability, comfort, and autonomy. Driven by a dependable 65 HP Mercedes diesel engine and supported by lithium batteries, solar panels, a generator, and an inverter, she is well equipped for long stays at anchor or extended coastal cruising. With 150 liters of diesel and 250 liters of freshwater, she offers a solid range and independence. Critical sailing components were renewed in 2025, including standing rigging, mainsail, halyard swivel, and lazy jacks, ensuring confidence and ease of handling under sail. A full sail wardrobe- furling genoa, spinnaker, and gennaker- allows versatility in a wide range of conditions. On deck, the yacht is designed for comfort and practicality, featuring a teak deck, electric LOFRANS’ 1000 W windlass with 50 m of 10 mm chain, SIMRAD WP30 autopilot, and complete navigation electronics. The cockpit has been significantly refreshed with new cushions, bimini, and front & aft tents (2025), creating a protected and social outdoor living space with table, speakers, and cockpit shower. Below deck, the interior offers a functional galley with fridge and oven, hot water, fans, TV, and USB charging, making life aboard comfortable in all seasons. A dinghy with an outboard motor completes the package, positioning this Coronado 35 as a well-maintained, ready-to-sail yacht with strong cruising credentials and classic appeal.