Crown 34 Sloop/Racing/Cruiser

The Crown 34 was the first boat designed by Hans Driehuyzen who went on to design the Sceptre line of yachts.  Eventually the mold was sold and out of it was born the popular San Juan 34.  The Crown 34 besides being an exceptionally comfortable cruiser has been very active on the Northwest racing scene placing well in races such as the Swiftsure Lightship Classic and the Sloop Tavern Victoria to Maui Race.

Nicely finished teak interior with abundance of useful cruising storage. Forward is a V-berth stateroom with storage outboard. Aft to starboard is the head with a clever door arrangement that enables privacy from salon or V-berth area. Opposite is hanging locker and drawer storage. The main salon has a straight settee to port and L-shaped settee to starboard with storage behind, under and outboard. The galley is aft to port and includes gimballed propane stove with oven, icebox, deep stainless steel sink with pressure hot/cold water system and lots of cutlery, dish and pantry storage. Opposite the galley is the navigation station with quarterberth aft.

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