$139,995
Cape Coral, Florida
Category
Motor Yachts
Length
38'
Posted Over 1 Month
2005 Carver 360 Sport Sedan
This beautiful 1 owner 2005 Carver 360 Sport Sedan comes in on trade, in excellent condition. Fully loaded, and geared up for that at home feel on the water. Your home away from on the 360 SS is just that! This beautiful machine was slightly used, and superbly maintained to the TEE! Take a look at the pictures and video of engines, there is still a factory tag on them. Spotless!!!! No corrosion, rust, or any type of abuse found there.. From the inside out it has a fresh smell, and the interior is plush, and the beds looks if they were never slept in. Very rare to find a small Yacht in such superb condition. I would say there isn;t another 360 SS in her class as clean as she is for a 2005. She is powered by twin Fresh~Water Cooled Volvo-Penta 8.1 Gi VDR engines with only 340 hours of total use. Again.... Wait until you see the pictures.
The Carver 360 Sport Sedan is the second in a series that debuted in 2001 with the 410 Sport Sedan. The idea behind it is to offer boaters a command bridge (sedan) alternative to the company's aft cabins and Mariner models while keeping the extra interior volume that Carver is noted for. Carver has a reputation for getting maximum living space out of every foot, and it's earned it by challenging conventional ideas of what a boat should look like. You don't need to be a marine architect to see where the 360's volume comes from: She's tall for her length. What you don't see right away is the design sleight of hand that translates that added volume into living space. The pieces of the 360 are familiar: two staterooms, a dinette, a galley, and a saloon, but how they're arranged is not. The V-berth master is about the size you'd expect in a boat this size. Three cabinets and hanging lockers bracket the requisite queen-size berth, and overhead lamps provide light for reading, but oddly you can't aim them. A hatch takes care of air and daytime light, and you can order a 14-inch TV with DVD player for the starboard aft bulkhead. Beneath the bed is more stowage in a deep drawer and shallow cabinet.
Aft and to port is a large head with doors to the master and a vestibule. The head has a large shower stall occupied by a standard Vacuflush MSD. There's also a small cabinet for toilet paper, but since its doors don't close tightly, expect soggy TP after a shower. A larger locker above is for things like shampoo and soap. The bifold shower door is sturdy, but the stay that keeps it open had already broken onboard our boat. Outside the stall is a vanity with an FRP countertop, whose attractive surface mimics Corian, and more stowage, a recurring theme on the 360. One of the ways Carver maximizes space on the 360 is by employing pocket doors between the master and the vestibule and between the vestibule and the stateroom aft of it. Twin berths, which with the insertion of a filler convert to a double, take up a large part of that stateroom. The foam mattress seemed comfort
