2012 Catalina 355 Sold Boat in Rochester, NY US
Built in 2012
355
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35 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $174,900 | $175,000 | $179,000 | $169,000 | $168,000 | $156,000 |
| Location | Rochester | Sag Harbor | Willsboro | Buffalo | Port Henry | Willsboro |
| Nominal Length | 35' | 34' | 43' | 38' | 35' | 41' |
| Beam | 12' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 6' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Volvo | Yanmar | Yanmar | Westerbeke | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | - | 20 hp | 54 hp | 30 hp | 44 hp | 54 hp |
| Days on Market | 2641 | 141 | 20 | 93 | 89 | 126 |
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Introduction New Catalina 355 Inspired by Award-Winning Pedigree� It was August 9, 2010 Internationally-recognized Catalina Yachts of Largo, Florida announced the launch of the Catalina 355.
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The qualities admired in Catalina's award-winning 445 a versatile performer that is fast, comfortable spacious and safe formed the basis of Catalina's newest 35'5" vessel. The design of the Catalina 355 has a handsome, low-profile cabin structure with a long waterline and moderate beam and freeboard.Ã?Â
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"The new style and design features we presented with the 445 were so well received, that we decided to carry those design elements forward while fulfilling the demand for a mid-30's performer," said Gerry Douglas, vice-president and chief engineer for Catalina.� A five-foot long traveler creates precise mainsail� control. Six inboard shrouds are secured to Catalina's signature "ball and socket" chain plates and tie rods for critical load resolution and to create watertight integrity.
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Long inboard genoa tracks accommodate headsails from a powerful 155% genoa to a storm jib, allowing the sail plan to be balanced in all wind conditions. The inboard shrouds and hardware facilitate tighter sheeting angles for upwind performance and wide, unobstructed weather decks for safety. Another added safety feature is a watertight "collision" bulkhead aft of the anchor locker.
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Ã? Contoured helm seating port and starboard is elevated for comfort and visibility forward, with conveniently positioned primary winches and instruments.Ã?Â
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Below, the interior is constructed of teak and teak veneers, hand-finished with clear varnishes. A navigation desk with a recessed laptop computer compartment has dedicated power ports. An available quad-leaf folding table seats a group, and the port side dinette easily converts to a single berth or settee.
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The owner's cabin has a custom, articulating innerspring mattress; an electric lifter is available for comfortable reading or viewing TV.� The Catalina 355 conforms to the recommendations and standards of the ABYC and IMCI Category A requirements. � The boat debut was at the United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis, MD 2010.� Catalina's philosophy is straightforward: Design boats that stand up to real world conditions and sail well. They must be comfortable above and below, easy to maintain and hold their value. A commitment to owner satisfaction has enhanced customer confidence and loyalty, so that Catalina has become the most prominent builder of sailboats in the United States with an extensive national and international dealer network.
Introduction New Catalina 355 Inspired by Award-Winning Pedigree� It was August 9, 2010 Internationally-recognized Catalina Yachts of Largo, Florida announced the launch of the Catalina 355.
Ã?Â
The qualities admired in Catalina's award-winning 445 a versatile performer that is fast, comfortable spacious and safe formed the basis of Catalina's newest 35'5" vessel. The design of the Catalina 355 has a handsome, low-profile cabin structure with a long waterline and moderate beam and freeboard.Ã?Â
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"The new style and design features we presented with the 445 were so well received, that we decided to carry those design elements forward while fulfilling the demand for a mid-30's performer," said Gerry Douglas, vice-president and chief engineer for Catalina.� A five-foot long traveler creates precise mainsail� control. Six inboard shrouds are secured to Catalina's signature "ball and socket" chain plates and tie rods for critical load resolution and to create watertight integrity.
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Long inboard genoa tracks accommodate headsails from a powerful 155% genoa to a storm jib, allowing the sail plan to be balanced in all wind conditions. The inboard shrouds and hardware facilitate tighter sheeting angles for upwind performance and wide, unobstructed weather decks for safety. Another added safety feature is a watertight "collision" bulkhead aft of the anchor locker.
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Ã? Contoured helm seating port and starboard is elevated for comfort and visibility forward, with conveniently positioned primary winches and instruments.Ã?Â
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Below, the interior is constructed of teak and teak veneers, hand-finished with clear varnishes. A navigation desk with a recessed laptop computer compartment has dedicated power ports. An available quad-leaf folding table seats a group, and the port side dinette easily converts to a single berth or settee.
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The owner's cabin has a custom, articulating innerspring mattress; an electric lifter is available for comfortable reading or viewing TV.� The Catalina 355 conforms to the recommendations and standards of the ABYC and IMCI Category A requirements. � The boat debut was at the United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis, MD 2010.� Catalina's philosophy is straightforward: Design boats that stand up to real world conditions and sail well. They must be comfortable above and below, easy to maintain and hold their value. A commitment to owner satisfaction has enhanced customer confidence and loyalty, so that Catalina has become the most prominent builder of sailboats in the United States with an extensive national and international dealer network.
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Customers praise the 2012 Catalina 355 for its spacious and well-designed interior, making it ideal for comfortable cruising and extended stays aboard
Many highlight the boat’s solid construction and reliable performance under sail, noting its ease of handling for both novice and experienced sailors. The thoughtful layout, including ample storage and a functional galley, receives frequent positive mentions. Additionally, owners appreciate the vessel’s balance of speed and stability, making it suitable for a variety of sailing conditions. Overall, the Catalina 355 is regarded as a versatile and dependable cruiser that offers excellent value in its class.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2012 Catalina 355 is a popular midsize sailboat known for its blend of performance, comfort, and value. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Catalina 355 offers a roomy and well-designed cabin layout with comfortable sleeping accommodations, a functional galley, and ample storage, making it ideal for extended cruising.
Solid Construction: Built with a sturdy fiberglass hull and quality craftsmanship, the boat provides durability and reliable performance in various sea conditions.
Ease of Handling: With features like a balanced spade rudder, a manageable sail plan, and options for in-mast furling, the Catalina 355 is relatively easy to sail for both beginners and experienced sailors.
Good Performance: The boat offers respectable sailing performance, combining stability and speed, suitable for coastal cruising and club racing.
Modern Amenities: The 2012 model includes updated interior finishes and equipment, enhancing onboard comfort and convenience.
Cons
Weight: Compared to some competitors, the Catalina 355 can be on the heavier side, which may impact light wind performance.
In-Mast Furling Drawbacks: While in-mast furling is convenient, it can reduce sail area and performance, and some owners report maintenance challenges.
Limited Headroom: Though spacious, the cabin headroom may be slightly lower than some other boats in its class, which could affect comfort for taller individuals.
Outboard Visibility: The cockpit layout may restrict visibility of the sails and surroundings, requiring some adjustment for optimal helm positioning.
Market Competition: With many options available in the 35-36 foot range, buyers might find other models offering different trade-offs in terms of performance or luxury features.
Made For
The 2012 Catalina 355 is designed for sailing enthusiasts who seek a versatile and comfortable cruiser. It is ideal for couples or small families looking for a spacious and well-appointed sailboat that performs well both for weekend getaways and extended coastal cruising. Its modern design and user-friendly features make it suitable for sailors of various experience levels who want a reliable and stylish vessel for exploring the water.
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