Allied Seabreeze 35 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · centerboard

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

34.5' · 10.52 m

Displ.

13,600 lbs · 6,169 kg

First year

1963

The Allied Seabreeze 35 represents a pivotal moment in the transition from traditional wooden yacht design to the fiberglass era. Designed by the firm MacLear & Harris and introduced in 1963, the Seabreeze was engineered to meet the demands of the Cruising Club of America (CCA) rating rule while offering the durability and reduced maintenance of a reinforced plastic hull. As the second major success for the Allied Boat Company, following the legendary Seawind 30, the Seabreeze 35 was built with an emphasis on offshore structural integrity that remains a hallmark of the Catskill, New York, yard. Over 130 hulls were produced during its production run, which lasted until 1972. The vessel was offered in two primary rig configurations—the masthead sloop and the more traditional yawl—both of which utilize the same hull mold characterized by a graceful overhang at the bow and a classic counter transom.