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Step aboard Brigadoon IV and rediscover the simple pleasures of traditional coastal cruising. Designed by renowned Australian naval architect R.C. Masters and built by Aquarius Yachts, this 1985 Aquarius 35 Flybridge combines classic styling, practical accommodation and economical single-diesel cruising in a character-filled package.
Powered by a dependable 240hp six-cylinder Perkins 6354 diesel, Brigadoon IV cruises comfortably at approximately 9 knots, with a reported fuel consumption of just 15 litres per hour. An 800-litre fuel capacity and substantial 500-litre freshwater tank further enhance her credentials as a capable extended-weekend or coastal cruiser.
Inside, the light-filled saloon is complemented by warm varnished timber trim, while the forward accommodation provides a double V-berth with an additional single berth above. Together with two saloon settees, she can accommodate up to five. A well-equipped galley, electric toilet and separate shower provide the comforts required for longer stays aboard.
The flybridge provides an elevated second helm and excellent visibility, while her generous cockpit, transom door and refrigeration both in the galley and cockpit make her equally suited to entertaining, fishing or simply relaxing at anchor.
With a 6.5kVA Panda generator, Garmin navigation equipment, Raymarine autopilot, electric anchor winch and inflatable tender with Honda outboard, Brigadoon IV is a charming and well-equipped example of a classic Australian flybridge cruiser.
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