2007 Bayliner 325 cruiser

the bayliner 325 cruiser is considered by many as a best value in her class. the large cockpit includes a l shaped settee to starboard which doubles as a dining spot or may be converted to a large sun lounge. on the port side is a aft facing chase lounge where up to four people can sit for visiting. aft is a wet bar with sink, refrigerator, and storage cabinet. this entire cockpit may be enclosed for our rainy days. the helm is complete with all necessary instruments and gauges. the double wide helm seat can be swiveled 90 degrees to join the conversation in the cockpit. with a overall length of 35' and a 11'6" beam this is a large cruiser. the spacious swim platform allows easy access to the port side transom door and the large stern locker. below through the companionway is a bright and airy cabin. the sofa on the port side provides dining space and can be converted to berth for overnights. to starboard is the full galley complete with sink, two burner cook-top, microwave, and refrigerator freezer combo. solid surface counter-tops and plenty of storage in cabinets and drawers. the head compartment has a vanity sink, and electric flush head. this area doubles as a shower seat. aft is another berth with a privacy door and includes a near queen size wide bed, storage along port side and gunwale. this boat shows very well maintained, fresh water kept so there isn't any sign of corrosion. the hull was completely polished last summer and it's stored under cover. you should look at this one if you're looking for an express cruiser for summer 2024. and, it's well priced! excellent performance with a top speed of + 40 mph and a cruise speed of 28 mph providing 1.3 mpg and a range of appox. 210 miles union marine in seattle did service on the boat right before winter. these boat details are subject to contract. note: offers on the asking price may be considered. register with boatshed to see 102 extra photos of this bayliner 325 express cruiser. this bayliner 325 express cruiser has been personally photographed and viewed by gary buck of boatshed seattle.