- Builder:
- ISLAND PACKET YACHTS
- Category:
- Cruising Sailboat
- Sub Category:
- Cutter
- Model Year:
- 1995
- Year Built:
- 1995
- Country:
- United States
- Vessel Top:
- Bimini Top
- Cockpit:
- Yes
Unfortunately, this boat is not available for sale. It will be removed from the website soon.
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PRICE REDUCED AGAIN! NOW ONLY $95,000- THE OWNER WANTS THIS BOAT SOLD!!!
Island Packets have a long-standing reputation for building high-end sailing yachts. They are well-proven offshore cruisers, having many circumnavigations and long-term passages under their keels. While best known for that, they can serve equally as well as a live-aboard. Easily one of the best build qualities available today, the Island Packet remains America's premier cruising design.
The Island Packet 37 was the successor to the very popular Island Packet 35. As with every Island Packet model, it was a continuing evolution of improvements on its smaller sister. Perhaps the major change was the collaboration between Island Packet and Edson Corporation in developing a binnacle-mounted rack and pinion steering system. This eliminated the steering wheel shaft that ran between the helmsperson’s legs. Additionally, this allowed for a larger wheel, putting it within reach from the coaming as well as creating a way to move the engine controls to a more convenient position.
With the exclusive Full Foil Keel, the 37 unifies the performance attributes of modern hull and foil designs with superior safety, enhanced steering qualities, and more sea-kindly motion in a seaway achieved with a long keel. With a 4’6” draft it’s the perfect choice for exploring the shallow waters of the East Coast, the Keys and Gulf waters of Florida and the Bahamas.
Our offering, “PANACEA”, has been enjoyed by her original owners and became a part of their family over the course of their ownership. She provided them with many lasting memories and taken them on some great adventures. Now it’s time for them to move on to other things and allow another family to become PANACEA’s custodians.
A few of PANACEA’s features that make her stand apart from the crowd are:
If you are considering a spacious, comfortable cruising boat- be it for the Bay, cruising south for the winters or crossing oceans- the Island Packet 37 is a safe, stable and comfortable choice. Call and make an appointment to see PANACEA today!
Forward stateroom: At the forward end of the cabin there is access to the divided anchor locker. The 80” x 18” x 84” berth has a removable center insert and five storage areas beneath it. Additionally, there are two cedar-lined drawers and two louvered door lockers with shelves at the aft end of the berth. On starboard, there is a spacious cedar-lined hanging locker with a fiddled shelf above it and a sliding door locker above that. Fiddled shelves run the length of the berth along either hullside. A bi-fold door separates this cabin from the saloon, while another single door provides private entry the head. Lighting and ventilation are provided by three reading lights, a 12v Caframo fan, one Dorade vent, two opening ports and an overhead hatch. Headroom in here is 6’3”.
Head: The head is located forward and on port, with access from the saloon and master stateroom. As you enter from the saloon, there is a radiused counter with a sink to your left. Beneath the sink is a storage locker, with a large mirror above it. The head is adjacent to that along the hullside, with the countertop wrapping around behind it. Above the countertop is a sliding door locker. To the right of the head is the shower area, with a teak seat, wrap-around shower curtain, towel bar and a shower wand on an adjustable height bar. The cabin sole is molded fiberglass non-skid for safety. Headroom is 6’2”. Lighting and ventilation are provided by an overhead light, one light above the mirror, an opening port and an overhead hatch.
Saloon: Continuing aft into the saloon there is a cedar lined hanging locker directly across from the entrance to the head. Above the hanging locker is a large fiddled shelf area, with a small locker above that. Continuing aft of the hanging locker, there is a 6’5” long settee that can easily be used as a sea berth. Beneath and behind the seats are storage the entire length of the settee, including the signature Island Packet chart drawer.
The port settee is L-shaped and 6’6” long. The seat can be pulled out to convert to a nice 44” wide double berth. Beneath the seat is a mix of machinery and storage; behind the seat cushions is storage that runs the entire length of the seat.
Above and behind both settees is shelving and storage, with large double door lockers aft (starboard matches but is LPG storage outside), shorter sliding doors forward and fiddled shelves in between. The bulkhead mounted dinette table has bottle and shelf storage concealed behind it. The table can easily seat three on port or six if the table leaf is opened. Head room is 6’3”.
Nav station: The nav station is aft facing on port and utilizes the dinette seating. There is a large surface for charts, storage beneath the chart lid and a recess toward the hull in the table-top for storage of small items such as pencils and pens. Beneath the table there is a storage bin. Above the chart table are the electrical panels and a fiddled shelf above them.
Galley: The galley is C shaped and located at the base of the companionway. The sole is molded non-skid fiberglass for safety. Starting forward, the double stainless steel sink is oriented toward centerline. There is a tip out rubbish bin and a locker beneath the sink and a tip-up counter surface behind it. Outboard of sink is a top-loading dry bin, with a microwave in a cubby above and behind that. Moving around along the hullside is the stove. There is a sliding door locker above it and a large cubby space beneath it for pots and pans. To the right of the stove is a huge refrigerated ice box. Two sliding door lockers are above and behind the ice box; a continuous fiddled shelf runs the length of the galley above the lockers. At the aft end of the galley and beneath the counter surfaces is a locker with shelves and a utensil drawer. Two more drawers and dish organizing spaces are located above and behind the counter at the aft end.
Lighting and ventilation for the saloon, nav and galley areas is provided by seven wall mounted lights, a chart table map light, six portholes, two Dorade vents, two overhead hatches and two Caframo fans. Headroom is 6’3”.
Aft stateroom: As you enter the cabin there is a double door cedar lined hanging locker and two drop front cubbies, with fiddled shelves above both. The berth is a comfortable 32" x 77”L x 70”W at the head. The berth has a removable center inset, should you choose, for additional foot room. There is a Caframo fan, one wall-mounted light, an opening hatch and two opening portholes. Headroom in here is 6’3”.
Owner’s personal effects and any items not specifically described in this listing