Layout & Accomodations:
Cockpit has U-shaped seating. The wheel is elevated with seating for two. The companionway is offset to starboard and leads into the main salon. The prominent features of the main salon are the semi-circular dinette and the galley, which is up. The steps to the port hull lead to fore and aft staterooms. The forward stateroom is a large queen stateroom with hanging locker, large opening hatch, nightstand, and a little settee. The head and shower are just aft and amidships. A second large double stateroom is then aft and has a hanging locker and nightstand. The starboard hull has an identical queen stateroom forward, head and shower just aft, a navigation station and electrical panel amidships. And further aft is the fourth stateroom with double berth, hanging locker, and nightstand. All staterooms have large opening hatches.

The up-galley is open to the salon and features:
Large, double stainless sink;
New Delta faucet with sprayer;
Under-sink storage with large utensil drawer beneath the oven;
Additional; storage for glassware and bowls under the settee area;
Stainless, 3-burner propane stove with oven;
Frigiboat holding plate refrigeration;
Hot and cold pressure water system;
Top loading freezer in the galley;
Separate front loading refrigeration in the port hull amidships.

Electronics & Navigation:
Autohelm ST-7000 Autopilot;
Autohelm Depth sounder, speed, and distance logs;
Autohelm wind speed and direction;
Shipmate VHF Radio;
Compass;
GPS-Valsat;
Jensen marine stereo with weather and speakers located in the salon, galley and cockpit;

Mechanical & Electrical:
12 volt (DC) – 110Volt (AC) system completely converted to US needs;
110V shorepower cord;
2 X 18 HP Yanmar diesel engines with 1826 and 1847 hours;
Engine controls on helm console;
Racor fuel and water filters;
New water heater works off engine;
Fuel gauges;
Hour meters;
New Electrasan macerator head treatment system;
New water pumps;

Deck & Hulls:
Zodiac life raft in canister, mounted on transom, and re-certified in 1999;
Hull color is white with teal accent stripes and canvas;
2 35 lb. Danforth-type anchors;
GDI electric windlass;
Custom divider glassed into the chain locker;
New teal Bimini in cockpit;
New vinyl white cockpit cushions;
Stainless steel dinghy davits;
Custom screens for the door and six hatches;
Winch handles;
2 new 10 lb. Propane tanks;
Fresh water deck shower;
Both transom extensions feature boarding steps and one stainless steel ladder;
Hauled out in Jan of 2000 which included new cutlass bearings, zincs and bottom paint;

Sails & Rig:
Main sail;
Spinnaker;
Storm jib with roller furling;
Aluminum mast with internal halyards;
Full width mainsheet traveler;
2 Harken self-tailing halyard winches;
3 Harken sheet winches;
Lazy jacks;

Comments:
Yes – she came out of charter and is the best example we have ever seen of why you should never dismiss chartered boats. She is the best Lagoon 37 we have ever listed and is one of the best used boats ever put on our docks. Don’t miss this 4 stateroom, galley-up Lagoon 37!