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The Catalina 34 MKII is an impressive two-cabin cruising yacht, and Heartbeat would have to be one of the best available. Sold new in NZ in 2000, she has had just two owners, the current owner being a mechanical engineer who has kept the yacht maintained and upgraded as necessary.
The interior is spacious and light, with two genuine private double cabins, an enclosed toilet and shower, a functional galley, and a very comfortable saloon with an offset dining table that drops to create a third double if required.
With the optional taller masthead rig and deep keel, wheel steering, walk-thru boarding platform and ample cockpit stowage, the 34MK II feels decidedly bigger than her principal dimensions.
With recent North Sails, a very well maintained Yanmar diesel on shaft, new house and start batteries, solar on custom arch and aft-led halyards and lines, the 34MK II is an easy yacht to sail, predictable and capable.
The owners have always maintained the boat in turn-key condition and have priced it to sell. Viewing will not disappoint.
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