35' Island Packet 350 Cruisers

Accommodations

When you step below you will immediately notice the beautifully well maintained teak interior finish. All upholstery is clean and in good condition. Starting in the bow is a completely private forward stateroom with private access to the head. The original Island Packet 350 double Pullman berth in the forward cabin has been expanded into a professionally installed v-berth. The new queen berth is spacious and comfortable.

The head is quite roomy for a boat of this size and can be accessed from the forward stateroom or the salon. It features a large wrap around counter with S/S sink, shower with contoured seat & shower curtain, and a manual toilet.

The main salon has the fold up dinette table that may be secured against the bulkhead mounted glass & bottle rack. When lowered it becomes a standard size dining table or folds out one more time to become a large dining table that will accommodate seating on both sides of the salon. The starboard settee can be converted to a pull out double providing more sleeping area. There is exceptional stowage in the salon as well as throughout the boat. 

In the main cabin, four shelves are installed on the bulkhead next to the IPY signature drop down dining table. Five tubs are bungeed on the shelves to create a great deal of very convenient storage.

The nav station, electrical panel, and chart table share the aft end of the port settee. A chair has been installed at the navigation table transforming it into a pleasant and functional Nav Station.

Further aft is the well appointed U-shaped galley to starboard with a fold up counter extension, slide out trash bin, double S/S sinks, propane stove/oven, area for a microwave, and refrigeration and tons of storage areas. It is located near the companionway for convenient service to the salon and cockpit.
To port is the private aft cabin with a very generous queen berth, cedar lined hanging locker, bureau cabinet, and full length mirror.. The aft cabin has NEW foam cushions and upholstered covers (both 2015) in the spacious queen sized berth.

The hatches are equipped with Glebe Creek screens and locks and there are Peek-A-Boo Shades  for ports.

• Accommodations for six people
• Forward cabin: Queen size v-berth
• Main cabin: Singe berth converts to pull-out double berth
• Aft cabin: Queen size athwart ship berth
• Air Conditioning: 5000btu window unit for the companionway (new in 2015)

• Glebe Creek screens on all overhead hatches and on the companionway
• Screens for all portholes (polished stainless steel frames)
• Pee-A-Boo shades on all portholes
• LED light bulbs in all frequently used light fixtures
• Dri-Dek in all compartments to increase ventilation
• 6 Hella fans, 6 Alpenglow lights & seven 12v outlets mounted in the cabins
• USB Cell Phone Chargers in forward & aft cabins
• Spares: Very extensive (itemized list onboard)

The original refrigerator box has been thoroughly re-insulated. Two holding plates are installed in the freezer compartment making it an honest-to-goodness freezer. A teak wall with spillover holes separates the freezer from the refrigeration compartment. One of the two compressors can be shut down if the honest-to-goodness freezer is not needed.

The double stainless steel sink features hot & cold pressure water, pressure saltwater for washing dishes if desired and a fresh water foot pump.

• Double Stainless Steel Sinks
• Propane Stove and Oven
• Two 10 lb. aluminum propane tanks (1 requires recertification)
• Refrigeration: Two 12v compressors with holding plates (one compressor new in 2014)
• Spectra Model 380c Watermaker rated output 16 GPH (both feed pumps new in 2014-2015)
• Seagull 0.4 micron water filter system installed on pressure cold water at the galley sink and head sink
• Separate spout at galley sink for fresh water operated by a Whale foot pump
• Separate spout at galley sink for pressure saltwater

Solar Panels, Wind Generator, Batteries and Inverter/Chargers & Electrical

Three Kyocera 130 watt solar panels and one 65 watt Siemens solar panel are mounted on a stainless steel frame that smoothly follows the contour of the bimini. A Fourwinds Red Baron wind generator adds to the charging power of the 455 watt solar array.

The solar panels and wind generator pour amps into the six Lifeline AGM Group 27 batteries (600AHrs) enabling Prism’s owner to enjoy silent battery charging without having to listen to the noise of a generator.

• Three Kyocera 130watt solar panels
• One 65 watt Siemens solar panel
• Blue Sky Energy Solar Boost 50 3-stage solar controller
• Fourwinds Red Baron wind generator (rated output 10A at 15 knots)
• 6 Lifeline Group 27 AGM 12v house batteries (all new in 2012)
• 1 Duracell Group 24 AGM 12v dedicated engine start battery (new in 2014)
• Xantrex Link 2000 Battery Monitor and Controller for the Heart Charger/Inverter
• Heart 100A Battery Charger / 2000 Watt Inverter
• Supplemental Statpower PROwatt Inverter 250w
• NiMH Battery Charger (for 4 AA or AAA rechargeable batteries)

Since Prism has an extensive 455 watt solar panel array and a wind generator, the Yanmar engine has not been routinely used to charge the batteries. The diesel engine has received excellent scheduled maintenance thoroughly documented in the Maintenance Log. A Yanmar engine survey, oil sample test results and a summary of the routine maintenance are available.

• 38 HP Yanmar 3JH2E diesel - 3 cylinder, fresh water cooled (recent engine survey available on request)
• Balmar100 amp alternator (new in 2014 with identical used spare onboard)
• Balmar Max Charge MC-612 3-stage alternator regulator (identical new spare onboard)
• Inline Racorfuel filter with water separator
• Fuel Polishing filter system
• 1” sound control & insulation foam in engine compartment (new in 2011)
• Engine heat exhaust fans
• Three blade fixed propeller (Prop Puller included)
• Baha filter
• Raritan Marine head
• Sanitation hose, bladder waste tank, and Y-valve (all new in 2014)
• Johnson macerator pump for overboard discharge (New)
• Shower with electric drain pump, curtain on track and teak shower seat
• Extra lighting added to the large vanity
• Fresh water foot pump in addition to pressure hot & cold water at the stainless steel sink

• Dodger: Sunbrella tan linen with maximum visibility clear vinyl (new in 2011)
• Removable Textaline sun shades to cover the dodger clear vinyl
• Bimini: Sunbrella tan linen (new in 2011)
• Roll up/roll down Textaline sun curtains on the sides and rear of the bimini
• Helm seat and backrest recovered with Textaline fabric (new in 2009)
• Two added overhead stainless steel hand holds welded to the bimini frame
• Sunbrella tan linen weathercloths with boat hook pouches stitched in place
• Sunbrella tan linen quick removable weathercloths for the lifeline gates
• Custom teak cockpit table with hinged expanding wings
• Stainless steel grill for the companionway as an alternative to the teak boards
• 6lb BBQ propane tank in stainless steel bracket, requires re-certification (BBQ not included)
• Five folding closed cell foam cockpit cushions covered in Textaline fabric
• 12v outlets on the port and starboard side of the cockpit
• Sub-floors installed in cockpit lockers for level storage of items
• Lifeline gate swim ladder: Tops-in-Quality tri-fold stainless steel ladder (supplements the IPY transom swim ladder)
• All hatches have removable Sunbrella tan linen covers (new in 2011)
• Raised boot stripe to eliminate waterline “grass skirt”
• Exterior teak coated with Sikkens Cetol

• Anchor Windlass: Lighthouse 1501 horizontal windlass (chain wheel with rope capstan port & chain wheel starboard)
• Main anchor: 66lb Spade on 250 feet of 5/16” G4 HT galvanized chain
• Secondary anchor: 45lb Delta (bagged in the cockpit locker)
• 50’ of 5/16” G4 HT galvanized chain for the secondary anchor
• Stern anchor: 22lb Spade with 20 feet of 5/16” G4 HT galvanized chain (transom rail bracket for the anchor included)
• Three 5/8” nylon 3-strand lines [80', 125', and 200'] for secondary and stern anchors
• Teak "deck dam" at the bow to direct muddy water from the anchor chain overboard
• Portable 12v Shurflo Blaster saltwater anchor wash down pump
• Secondary chain locker is glassed aft of the main chain locker (with a pass through tube for the chain) allowing 100 feet of the main anchor chain to be stored in the secondary locker to keep excess weight off the bow.

A new mainsail, genoa, and staysail were made by Quantum Sails in 2009. All standing  rigging was replaced in 2014 - 2015. The Hoyt boom for the staysail was removed to enable a dinghy to be stowed on the foredeck – a more seamanship way of carrying the dinghy. The new sheeting for the staysail runs to two sail tracks professionally placed on the cabin roof (through bolted with oversize backing plates). The staysail can be deployed, sheeted and furled from the cockpit.

• Full batten mainsail with triple reef points (new in 2009 by Quantum Sails)
• Stack pack style mainsail catcher in navy blue Sunbrella with 7 pockets to hold lines (new in 2012).
• Genoa 130% with navy blue sun panel (new in 2009 by Quantum Sails)
• Genoa roller furling line leads to an extra Lewmar winch installed on the starboard side of the cockpit
• Staysail with navy blue sunbrella sun panel (new in 2009 by Quantum Sails)
• Harken Roller Furlers: Genoa and staysail
• Storm Trysail: (never been used) hanks onto mast mounted Schafer track
• Spinnaker crane at masthead with sheeting tracks aft (spinnaker not included)
• Forespar Whisker pole on mast track with up & down haul system
• Mast Walker aluminum folding mast steps
• All standing rigging new in 2014 & 2015
• Loos Professional Rigging Gauges (PT-2 and PT-3)

• Six person Winslow offshore life raft (requires re-certification)
• Fully stocked floating Ditch Bag including a PUR 06 hand operated watermaker
• EPIRB ACR 406
• Floating poly bottle containing flares, Laser Rescue flare, handheld VHF & other safety equipment
• Spotlight Optronics Blue Eye 4000
• Lifesling2 MOB flotation collar and floating strobe light in Sunbrella tan linen custom fiberglass case
• MOB pole
• Two SOSpenders with spare inflation cartridges
• Four Type 1 Offshore PFD’s
• Four Type 2 Near Shore PFD’s
• Aqua Signal combination LED tricolor, LED anchor light and strobe
• Aqua Signal Navigation Lights at the bow and stern contain LED bulbs
• Wichard folding pad eyes thru-bolted with aluminum backing plates at bow and stern for port and starboard webbing jack lines running the length of the boat (included)
• Lifelines replaced in 2010
• Lightning strike protection system
• Motion detector alarm system at the companionway with panic switch
• Stainless steel security bars on the two main hatches (hinged, lockable & removable)
• Lee cloth on the starboard sea berth
• Extra teak handholds added in the interior
• Xintex propane fume detector
• Smoke detector
• Fire Suppression Blanket within easy reach of the galley stove
• Four flashlights mounted in brackets in the interior
• 9-foot BUORD para-anchor (never been used)
• Underwater epoxy hole repair kit
• Wooden plugs attached to all thru-hulls
• High water sensor installed in the bilge sump with alarm buzzer in the cockpit
• Portable Bosworth Guzzler 2600B manual bilge pump (1,800 gal/hr)
• Added electric bilge pump (270 gal/hr) enabling the bilge to be pumped almost completely dry (removing water that cannot be picked up by other bilge pumps)
• Portable low volume Rule submersible pump with cable & 12v cigar plug
• Lead line for manual sounding of water depth
• Two ABC fire extinguishers (new in 2015)
• All U.S. Coast Guard required safety equipment onboard and up-to-date

• Dinghy: 9' Caribe L9  rigid bottom inflatable (purchased in Venezuela - not titled)
• Outboard engine: 15hp 2-Stroke Yamaha Enduro
• Outboard Lift on pole at the transom corner
• Dinghy Lift: Dedicated lift halyard using the anchor windlass for lifting the dinghy
• Folding grappling hook anchor with 35’ rode in navy blue Sunbrella bag

The current owners would be happy to give the new owners a complete orientation of all equipment and systems on-board Prism after the purchase.

Owner's personal items not listed here are not a part of the sale. Details of this vessel are offered in good faith but we cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. While efforts are made to keep this listing up to date, information provided at the time of listing is subject to change if the vessel is on the market for an extended time.  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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