Tartan 3700 2004

The Tartan 3700 is a versatile mid-sized cruiser, perfect for single-handed sailing, yet it offers ample space below deck for couples seeking a few nights at anchor or a season of coastal cruising. Known as "Second Chance," this vessel has been enjoyed by her third owners for day sails around Baltimore in the Chesapeake Bay. Designer Tim Jackett crafted the Tartan 3700 with innovative solutions that balance performance and comfort, resulting in a fast, stable yacht with an inviting and functional interior. One of the key features contributing to the Tartan 3700's stability is its generous beam of 12 feet 8 inches, carried well aft. The unique design at the stern adds deck and cockpit space while maintaining a trim waterline. The tall two-spreader masthead rig offers ample sail area for excellent performance in light winds, and the keel options are designed for robust sailing in breezy conditions. The layout is ideal for both entertaining a cruising party and accommodating families or two couples on extended voyages, boasting two private staterooms, each with spacious storage. Accommodations include a main salon with impressive 6'4" headroom and a sense of openness thanks to the broad beam. The traditional cherry wood interior is a testament to Tartan's craftsmanship. The centerline drop-leaf table comfortably seats five when raised or can be lowered for more space. The port side features a long settee, while the starboard side hosts a U-shaped dinette convertible to a double berth. Storage is plentiful with lockers along the hull and hidden compartments behind the seats, complemented by strategically placed teak handrails. The salon is well-lit and ventilated with multiple hatches and fans, and a dedicated forward-facing nav station adds to its functionality. The forward cabin includes a roomy V-berth for two adults, equipped with storage options and a private vanity with a sink. The aft cabin offers a 70" x 78" athwartships berth with additional storage, while four opening ports ensure excellent ventilation. The head is impressively spacious for a 37-foot boat, featuring a separate shower area, manual Jabsco head, sink, and mirror. The galley is well-appointed with a propane stove, double sinks, Corian countertops, and ample storage. It includes a refrigerator, microwave, and hot and cold water access, making it perfect for preparing meals at sea. The boat's hull is constructed with epoxy modified vinyl ester and reinforced with high-strength synthetic core materials for durability and stiffness. The "Majestic Blue" awlgrip-painted hull is complemented by a removable stainless steel dinghy davit system, a shoal draft lead keel, and an array of stainless steel hardware that enhances both functionality and aesthetics. Rigging is equipped with a double spreader aluminum mast, Harken furling system, and electric winches for ease of handling. Recent upgrades include new sails, electronics, and mechanical systems, ensuring the boat is ready for adventure. With a reliable Yanmar engine and numerous enhancements, this Tartan 3700 is a well-maintained vessel ready for its next journey.

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