Name: 2019 Carver C37 (Sold)
Brand: Carver
SKU: 1770721599961
Price: 409900 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Experience the exceptional Carver C37, a stunning blend of luxury and practicality, featuring a striking Mariana Blue hull and only 303 hours of use. This boat is equipped with top-of-the-line amenities, including twin Garmin displays with autopilot, an additional Garmin in the cockpit, and a bow thruster for enhanced maneuverability. Powered by rare inboard Mercruiser 4.2L TDI diesel engines with only 335 HP, this yacht is not just beautiful but also robust and seaworthy. It comes fully loaded with features such as a 9 kW Kohler diesel generator with just 264 hours, an electric cockpit sunshade, an electric salon sunroof, and vibrant underwater lights. Inside, the spacious salon is flooded with natural light and seamlessly connects to the helm and galley, creating an inviting indoor/outdoor living space perfect for entertaining. The C37 also boasts two roomy staterooms, a well-appointed galley, and ample headroom, ensuring comfort throughout. This meticulously maintained yacht comes with a transferable slip at a premier marina, complete with a pool and a popular waterfront restaurant nearby. Don’t miss the chance to explore this unique vessel—view the extensive photo gallery and a detailed video to appreciate every facet of this remarkable Carver C37.

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Sold Listing: Experience the exceptional Carver C37, a stunning blend of luxury and practicality, featuring a striking Mariana Blue hull and only 303 hours of use. This boat is equipped with top-of-the-line amenities, including twin Garmin displays with autopilot, an additional Garmin in the cockpit, and a bow th…

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