1974 Tartan Yawl Sold Boat in Jamestown, RI US
Built in 1974
Yawl
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34 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1974 Tartan Yawl | ||
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| Price | $22,900 | $22,500 |
| Location | Jamestown | East Greenwich |
| Nominal Length | 34' | 35' |
| Beam | 10' | - |
| Days on Market | 8086 | 543 |
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Max Draft: 3' 11/8' 4"
Displacement: 11200
Engines
Total Power: 22 HP
Vessel Overview
The Tartan 34 has a traditional layout with anchor locker forward followed by a V-berth with filler. Hammocks provide storage alongside the V-berths. There is a hanging locker and access to the head. The enclosed head is next aft to port with drawer storage opposite. The main salon is next aft with settees port and starboard. There is ample storage outboard of the settees. Next aft to port is the Navigation. Station with galley opposite to starboard. Aft of the Navigation station is a large quarter berth with access to a storage area under the cockpit.
Main Salon
- Port side settee opens to a double bunk
- Starboard side single bunk
- Kerosene lamp
- Overhead fluorescent lights
- Ample storage outboard of settees
- Fire extinguisher
- Overhead venting deck hatch
- JVC Stereo
- Dining table hinged and mounted on bulkhead
Galley
- Refrigerator AC/DC
- Stove has been removed
- Stainless Steel Sink with cold water (hand pump)
- Portable Butane Stove
Head Compartment
- Enclosed Head with sink
- Holding tank
- Opening Port
Deck
- Self tailing primary winches (Barient #23)
- Secondary winches (Barient #21)
- Spinnaker Pole and gear
- Inboard Genoa Tracks
- Harken Roller Furler
- Stainless Steel Bow and Stern Rails
- Double Lifelines
- 4 Dorades
- Stern Pole with Ensign
- Propane BBQ Stove (Stern Rail)
- 35 lb Bruce Anchor
- 15 lb Danforth Anchor
Cockpit
- 3 Cockpit Seat Hatches with storage below
- Seat Hatch to access refrigerator
- Edson pedestal Wheel Steering with Compass
- Shore power connection
- Cockpit seat cushions
- Dark Blue Dodger
- Adjustable Mainsheet Traveler
Electronics
- Datamarine Depth
- Datamarine Speed and Distance log
- Datamarine Apparent Wind
- Vhf Radio
- Loran and Auto Pilot worked well in the past but are not guaranteed
Electrical
- Battery Charger
- Guest Battery switch
- 2 deck mounted solar panels
- Automatic Bilge Pump
Sails and Rigging
- Safety Equipment
- Recent Main
- Recent Genoa
- Spinnaker
- Mizzen
- Dark Blue Main and Mizzen covers
- Harken Roller Furler
Safety Equipment
- Horseshoe Buoy
- Several Fire Extinguishers
- Coast Guard Package
Deck Equipment
- Stainless Steel Swim Ladder
Broker's Remarks
This is a very nice Tartan 34. The current owners have enjoyed cruising the coastal waters of Rhode Island,Connecticut, and Massachusetts. This Tartan was designed by Sparkman and Stephens and enjoys the reputation of being a stable, good sailing boat in all conditions. The current owners are on to other things now and White Heather is available now. A mooring in Jamestown is available for the rest of the '04 season.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Max Draft: 3' 11/8' 4"
Displacement: 11200
Engines
Total Power: 22 HP
Vessel Overview
The Tartan 34 has a traditional layout with anchor locker forward followed by a V-berth with filler. Hammocks provide storage alongside the V-berths. There is a hanging locker and access to the head. The enclosed head is next aft to port with drawer storage opposite. The main salon is next aft with settees port and starboard. There is ample storage outboard of the settees. Next aft to port is the Navigation. Station with galley opposite to starboard. Aft of the Navigation station is a large quarter berth with access to a storage area under the cockpit.
Main Salon
- Port side settee opens to a double bunk
- Starboard side single bunk
- Kerosene lamp
- Overhead fluorescent lights
- Ample storage outboard of settees
- Fire extinguisher
- Overhead venting deck hatch
- JVC Stereo
- Dining table hinged and mounted on bulkhead
Galley
- Refrigerator AC/DC
- Stove has been removed
- Stainless Steel Sink with cold water (hand pump)
- Portable Butane Stove
Head Compartment
- Enclosed Head with sink
- Holding tank
- Opening Port
Deck
- Self tailing primary winches (Barient #23)
- Secondary winches (Barient #21)
- Spinnaker Pole and gear
- Inboard Genoa Tracks
- Harken Roller Furler
- Stainless Steel Bow and Stern Rails
- Double Lifelines
- 4 Dorades
- Stern Pole with Ensign
- Propane BBQ Stove (Stern Rail)
- 35 lb Bruce Anchor
- 15 lb Danforth Anchor
Cockpit
- 3 Cockpit Seat Hatches with storage below
- Seat Hatch to access refrigerator
- Edson pedestal Wheel Steering with Compass
- Shore power connection
- Cockpit seat cushions
- Dark Blue Dodger
- Adjustable Mainsheet Traveler
Electronics
- Datamarine Depth
- Datamarine Speed and Distance log
- Datamarine Apparent Wind
- Vhf Radio
- Loran and Auto Pilot worked well in the past but are not guaranteed
Electrical
- Battery Charger
- Guest Battery switch
- 2 deck mounted solar panels
- Automatic Bilge Pump
Sails and Rigging
- Safety Equipment
- Recent Main
- Recent Genoa
- Spinnaker
- Mizzen
- Dark Blue Main and Mizzen covers
- Harken Roller Furler
Safety Equipment
- Horseshoe Buoy
- Several Fire Extinguishers
- Coast Guard Package
Deck Equipment
- Stainless Steel Swim Ladder
Broker's Remarks
This is a very nice Tartan 34. The current owners have enjoyed cruising the coastal waters of Rhode Island,Connecticut, and Massachusetts. This Tartan was designed by Sparkman and Stephens and enjoys the reputation of being a stable, good sailing boat in all conditions. The current owners are on to other things now and White Heather is available now. A mooring in Jamestown is available for the rest of the '04 season.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Overview from around the web 1974 Tartan Yawl
Customers praise the 1974 Tartan Yawl for its classic design and solid craftsmanship
Many highlight its timeless elegance, noting the beautifully maintained wooden details and traditional yawl rig that offers excellent sailing performance. Owners appreciate the boat’s sturdy construction and spacious cockpit, making it ideal for both day sails and longer cruises. Reviewers often mention the comfortable layout below deck, which provides ample room for a small crew. Overall, the 1974 Tartan Yawl is celebrated for combining vintage charm with reliable handling on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1974 Tartan Yawl is a classic sailboat known for its distinctive yawl rig and timeless design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Classic Design: The yawl rig offers versatility in sail handling and balance, making it enjoyable for both cruising and day sailing.
Solid Construction: Built in the 1970s with quality materials, the Tartan Yawl is known for its sturdy and durable fiberglass hull.
Comfortable Interior: For a boat of its size and era, it provides a well-laid-out cabin with ample storage and cozy accommodations.
Good Handling: The combination of keel and balanced rudder provides stable and predictable handling under sail.
Aesthetic Appeal: Its traditional lines and wooden trim make it a beautiful boat that stands out in any marina.
Cons
Maintenance: As a vintage boat, it may require ongoing upkeep, especially with older rigging and fittings.
Performance: While steady, the yawl rig is generally not as fast or efficient as more modern sloop rigs.
Space: The interior space is more limited compared to contemporary designs, which may affect comfort on longer cruises.
Availability of Parts: Some specific components or hardware might be harder to source given the boat’s age.
Complexity of Rig: Managing two masts can be more complicated for beginners compared to a single-mast sloop.
Made For
The 1974 Tartan Yawl is designed for sailors who appreciate classic craftsmanship combined with reliable performance. Ideal for those seeking a traditional yet elegant sailing experience, this yacht suits enthusiasts who value quality construction, timeless design, and comfortable cruising capabilities. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or someone looking to enjoy leisurely days on the water, the 1974 Tartan Yawl offers a perfect blend of style and functionality.
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