Broom 37
Coastal & Inland Cruiser
- Barco REF# · 345355
- Eslora total · 11.89m
- Año · 1991
- Construcción · Fibra
- Perfíl de carena · Planeo
- Camas · 6
- Motor · 2 x gasoil 306cv, Volvo Penta TAMD61B (1991)
- Lugar · Kent
Detalles suplementarios
| Astillero | C. J Broom & Sons |
|---|---|
| Lugar | Kent |
| Capacidad de carburante | 946.0 ltr (208.1 G) Total - 2 Tanks |
| Capacidad de agua | 500.0 ltr (110.0 G) Total - 1 Tanks |
| Capacidad aguas sanitarias | 150.0 ltr (33.0 G) Total - 1 Tanks |
| Última inspección | 11/09/2025 |
Sistemas Mecánicos
| Motor | 2 x gasoil 306cv |
|---|---|
| Marca del motor y el modelo | Volvo Penta TAMD61B (1991) |
| Horas de motor |
motor1= 1179 |
| Motor refrigerado por | Indirect |
| Gobierno | rueda |
| Propulsión | Eje/s |
| Helice(s) | 3 Bladed fixed |
| Consumo de carburante | Desconocido |
Dimensiones
| Eslora total | 11.89m |
|---|---|
| Manga | 4.14m |
| Calado mín. | 1.33m |
| Calado máx. | 1.33m |
| Ubicación/Lugar | En puerto de recreo |
Sistemas eléctricos
12 volt battery, 240 shore power voltage, 7 batteries charged by: motor, energía costera, generador
Construcción
| Construction | Fibra |
|---|---|
| Perfíl de carena | Planeo |
| Acabado | Gelcoat acabado |
Interiores
| Total # de literas | 6 |
|---|---|
| No. de literas dobles | 2 |
| No. de literas únicas | 2 |
| Camarote(s) | 3 |
| Lavabos | 2 |
| Ducha | 2 |
3 Fogone(s)/placa(s) Fogón detalle
Interiores
| Fogón detalle | |
|---|---|
| Parrilla | |
| Horno | |
| Fregadero/Lavabo | |
| Nevera | |
| Alfombra/suelo | |
| Cortinas | |
| Calefacción | |
| Sistema de agua bajo presión | |
| Agua caliente |
3 Fogone(s)/placa(s) Fogón detalle
Equipo de cubierta
| Lona de bañera | |
|---|---|
| Defensas | |
| Bichero | |
| Pescantes | |
| Plataforma de baño | |
| Escalera de Baño | |
| Tapas de instrumentos | |
| Hélice de proa |
Eléctrico Loran molinete (con mando a distancia)
1 Anclas
(Bruce)
37.00m de cadena
Bote auxiliar ()
(Inflatable)
9hp fuerabordo, Tohatsu ()
Equipo de navegación
| Corredera | |
|---|---|
| Radar | |
| VHF DSC | |
| GPS | |
| Plotter | |
| Stereo | |
| Barómetro | |
| Luces de navegación | |
| TV | |
| Sonda |
Equipo de seguridad
| Detector de gas | |
|---|---|
| Carbon Monoxide detector | |
| Balsa salvavidas (Capacidad) | |
| Chalecos salvavidas | |
| Aros salvavidas | |
| Bocina | |
| Escalera de borda |
3 Bombas de achique (1 manual / 2 eléctrico)
Comentario del broker
A superb example of the renowned Broom 37, built in 1991 and among the final models produced in this highly sought-after range.
Combining classic British craftsmanship with modern comforts, this yacht offers the perfect balance of performance, seaworthiness, and interior space.
Powered by twin Volvo TAMD61A 306 hp diesel engines, she delivers confident handling with cruising speeds in the low 20-knot range and top speeds up to 27 knots.
The planing GRP hull ensures stability and comfort at sea, making her equally suited to coastal passages or relaxed inland cruising.
The spacious interior layout provides generous accommodation for up to six. The aft master cabin features a full double berth and en-suite facilities with separate shower, while the forward guest cabin offers twin berths.
A bright and sociable saloon includes a U-shaped settee and dinette, with a well-equipped galley fitted with oven, hob, fridge, and ample storage.
On deck, the enclosed cockpit is designed for all-weather use, complete with comfortable seating, a folding radar arch and full canopy. Practical features such as a bow thruster, generator, shore power, hot water system, warm air heating, and davits add to her cruising versatility.
With her distinctive lines, excellent build quality, and comprehensive specification, this 1991 Broom 37 offers a rare opportunity to acquire a much-loved classic motor yacht - ideal for extended family cruising or as a stylish liveaboard.
These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
Owners FAQ's
How long have you owned the boat for?
2 years
Why are you selling her?
Purchase of new house
Where have you sailed her?
River Medway