12 volt, 5 batteries charged by: engine, shore power

GRP construction with semi-displacement underwater profile, gelcoat finish

Length overall including bow pulpit and swim platform is 35'5".

This 32' Trawler was designed by the renowned Halvorsen family -- building boats since 1887. The 32' Halvorsen is modeled after the successful Island Gypsy 32' - also built by Halvorsen. Harvey Halvorsen took the time-tested Island Gypsy design and made improvements to the layout, styling and (most importantly) the build quality by manufacturing the boat in the Jet-Tern Marine yard in Canton, China. The Jet-Tern yard is more well-known for its production of the Selene expedition trawler line.

The Halvorsen 32' Gourmet Cruiser reflects its heritage with classic trawler lines and semi-displacement hull design. Her 12' beam, hard chines, deep keel, and large rudder set allow you to cruise with comfort and dock it precisely.

The interior styling of the boat matches the exterior classic trawler lines with its teak/holly sole and Burmese teak furniture with satin finish. Large windows allow for plenty of natural light, giving the interior a warm, inviting feel.

Interior Layout:
Upon entering the saloon through the companionway door the L-shaped galley is to the starboard side. This Gourmet Cruiser features a two burner propane stove, sink, refrigerator/freezer combo, and plenty of storage in its galley. Also, the helm seat hinges forward to reveal more Corian counter space for meal preparation and serving.

The L-shaped settee is across from the galley on the portside. It has a hi-lo dining table that converts the settee to a double berth to accommodate guests. Underneath the settee there are two storage areas, plus an insulated ice box (with drain) that is handy for extended cruising.

The lower helm was designed to be the primary helm - an ideal design for all-season cruising in the Pacific Northwest. Many pocket trawlers lack a forward-facing saloon seat for the co-captain, but this Halvorsen trawler has an extendable helm seat that converts the lower helm into a double seat.

Down three steps from the saloon is the forward stateroom. In comparison to other pocket trawlers on the market, this stateroom is surprisingly large. It has an island queen berth with drawer storage beneath. The island berth is flanked by two hanging lockers with auto lights. The head compartment is on the portside - it has an electric flush toilet and a sink/vanity area. The starboard shower compartment is molded fiberglass with a removable teak grate. This keeps the head compartment free of moisture and condensation and also available for use while someone is showering. A stand-alone head and shower stall is another desired feature that is a rare feature in boats of this size, setting this trawler apart from the pack.

The interior is heated with a newly installed Webasto forced air furnace with 3 ducts. It is ducted to the saloon, forward stateroom and the head.

Exterior layout:
The cockpit is spacious for a 32' boat and has a built-in seat, plus lazarette and cockpit locker storage. Boarding is made easy from the gunwales or through the transom door depending on the height of the dock. This Halversen trawler has a hinged swim platform, allowing you to fit it in a smaller slip and save on moorage costs.
The walkarounds are much wider than one would expect due to the flared gunwales. The foredeck has non-skid fiberglass, a samson post, and heavy-duty cleats.
The flybridge is accessed by a ladder in the cockpit. It has a wide helm seat with nice visibility and a double passenger seat adjacent. The radar mast can be folded down to fit it into covered moorage.

2 berths with 2 doubles and 0 singles in 2 cabin(s) 2 burner gas cooker

Raymarine RL-70C Radar. Raymarine L760 Chartplotter/Fishfinder. Raymarine ST5000+ autopilot. Raymarine ST40 Depth/Speed
Uniden Polaris Marine VHF radio.

electric Simpson Lawrence Sprint windlass (with remote control)
2 anchors
(Bruce)
15.24m (50'0") of chain
60.96m (200'0") of warp
Mercury dinghy (2010)
(Rib)
6hp outboard, Tohatsu, Short Shaft (2010)
The foredeck can be easily accessed by generous walk-arounds with stainless steel hand rails.

Windlass is controlled by switches at either helm. It also has an anchor washdown to get the mud off your anchor and keep your boat looking clean.

2 bilge pumps (0 manual / 2 electric)