Stock #452153
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Tollycraft 34 Tri-Cabin! Well cared for and ready for the next adventure!
1975 Tollycraft Tri-Cabin 34, a used vessel with a fiberglass hull, 34 feet in length, and 150 inches at its widest point. Weighing approximately 17,000 pounds without fuel, gear, or passengers, this boat is powered by twin Mercruiser V8 engines.
The layout includes a spacious salon, large windows provide natural light and visibility from the lower helm. A complete helm station with a deck access door offers control and convenience.
The aft stateroom and head were reconditioned to a modern look that feels great, features a queen bed and a single berth, with an ensuite electric head and custom shower.
The V-berth can sleep two adults, accompanied by an ensuite head. Both cabins are heated for comfort.
The galley includes a three-burner stove, double sink, and refrigerator. and lots of storage.
A flybridge with a fully operational helm and good seating is fitted with a full enclosure. A generator and air conditioning are onboard to support live-aboard or cruising needs.
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