Happy Days

Description

Located in Elliott Bay Marina, slip available to take over (with application). Happy Days is an excellent example of the very popular Beneteau Swift Trawler 35 (Over 165 hulls built since its introduction in 2019). Built in France, she is CE-certified for Category B seas and is just as comfortable being cruised at 7 knots as going 15-16 knots (Top speed is almost 18 knots). She features a full walk-around deck, with a wider starboard walkway and a pocket door there to get off and on the boat directly to the dock, a davit system aft with an included tender, and a very spacious flybridge. Features Include: 2 cabins (one queen, one bunk bed) and a salon couch converts to another bed for two. Sleeps 6 total. Features a single Cummins QSB6.7L (425HP). Cruises anywhere from 7 knots to 16 knots. Just over 230 hours, very well maintained. Bow and Stern thrusters, two driving stations Full walkaround deck, with starboard midship door and lower helm next to it. Air Conditioning and reverse-cycle heating by CruiseAir Two TVs and KVH Satellite antenna 7.5 Kw Cummins Onan generator with around 60 hours (fully serviced). Very spacious flybridge with large seating, helm, bimini, and plenty of space aft. Manual davits aft, 9.5 Foot Tender (Aluminium bottom), Torqeedo electric outboard with 2 batteries No two ways about it: This boat is meant for a cruising couple or family that occasionally has guests on board, and it’s an ideal entry-level cruiser for buyers looking to get their feet wet on long trips. Originality is always appreciated, but it’s also nice to know you have a winner before it even hits the water. - Power & Motoryacht if I reflect on what made the 35 stand out to me, it was indeed its “trawlerness.” Though the definition of what a trawler is can be subjective, one of the most commonly agreed-on characteristics of a trawler is that its form follows function. Evolving from workboats to pleasure boats, trawlers have retained this core element. The placement of the boarding door to assist in docking, the fold-down step at the helm, the simple shower door to prevent spray, and the reshaped master bunk are all evolutions of that mantra. - Passage Maker