2001 Silverton 352 Motor Yacht

Step aboard and you’ll quickly notice how much “big boat” thinking is packed into this 35-footer. The aft deck is large enough for real entertaining, not just two folding chairs, and the molded steps up and down make moving around safe and easy even with a drink in hand. Below, the two-stateroom, two-head layout gives each guest real privacy, with doors that close and showers you can actually turn around in. The galley sits open to the salon, so no one’s isolated while cooking. Wide side windows and a forward windshield brighten the interior, while generous storage under settees and in hanging lockers makes longer stays onboard surprisingly practical.

This design shines in local waters where weekend hops and relaxed dock life are part of the routine. The raised aft deck and bridge keep you above the chop for better visibility when threading tight channels or crowded fairways. Twin gasoline inboards are well-suited for moderate runs between nearby harbors without the maintenance overhead of bigger diesels. With real sleeping cabins fore and aft, you can anchor out in protected coves and everyone still has their own space. When the weather turns, the enclosed bridge and aft deck canvas create an extra “outdoor room,” ideal for extending your boating season on cooler shoulder days.