1973 Prout 35 | 34ft

The Prout Snowgoose 35 stands as a testament to pioneering multihull design, emerging from the renowned British builder Prout & Sons as a dedicated offshore cruising catamaran. Conceived as a safe, solid, and comfortable liveaboard vessel, this 35-foot catamaran quickly earned a reputation for its robust construction and seaworthy capabilities, appealing to both potential buyers and seasoned sailing enthusiasts seeking a reliable platform for extended voyaging. Designed by Prout, the Snowgoose 35 embodies the builder's ethos of durability, safety, and practicality, elements that would define their cruising catamarans for decades.

Snowgoose 35's are known for their ability to "plod along in really tough conditions," emphasizing its robust and seaworthy nature. Its shallow draft of 2.75 feet allows access to anchorages and marinas that might be inaccessible to deeper keeled vessels  The typicall designed as a three-cabin catamaran, offering considerable living space for its size. While specific headroom figures are not consistently available, owners have indicated that the interior layout provides ample accommodation for liveaboard cruising. The general arrangement typically includes multiple sleeping berths, a functional galley, and a head compartment. One owner mentioned a desire for a head in the aft cabins during the design stage, suggesting that the primary head is usually positioned forward.

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