Galley up pilothouse?

[Matt Johnson]

The older Southerly had galley up.

A lot of the French aluminum pilothouses were set-up that way since it was the only place that had standing headroom.

One of my favorites is a Haliotis 38.... again, only standing headroom in the pilothouse, but that made the sheerline so beautiful.

[massnspace]

Thanks

[Celestialsailor]

Originally Posted by CaptainRivet

How much do you pay?
We are not your servant to fulfill your wishes, so take the time and look through the thread to discover maybe the boat you are looking for…if not you most likely will miss one…no one will do it for you…
Sorry that had to be said.

Not getting enough fiber in your diet?

Originally Posted by Tetepare

Nice attitude. Welcome to the ignore list.

I'm sure he's crushed.

[Bella Star]

We have a Gozzard 36PH with galley up.
Looks like the broker’s video is still up:
https://youtu.be/3eJynZQe9R8

[Na Mara]

Sirius 31ds, 35ds, 40ds
Moody 41ds, 45ds, 54ds
Regina 40ds
Degero 28.

I prefer galley down but then I’m into minimal asocial cooking

[Craig Cape Town]

LM32 - A bit smaller, but you'll have to accept loosing something to gain a pilothouse. These have a good "sailing hull shape" (fin keel and saildrive) and the pilothouse does not look like a doghouse slapped on as an afterthought.
Not really for off shore as it doesn't have a watertight bridge deck. Nice to be warm and toasty at the inside helm when it's snotty out.

[Drunkonwatch]

Originally Posted by Luvboats

Gulf 32’

Had one for 12 years. Loved it. Slow. Heavy. Stout. Full keel…….okay to be pedantic it has a cutaway forefoot so not exactly a full keel but close enough for the social circles I hang out in. Would still own it but family outgrew it so had to upsize for additional berths. I realize it isn’t in your 33’ to 40’ criteria but what is one foot between sailors?

Any reviews on this boat I see them around the pnw look like a fun boat I need a pilot house for in the snow. Thanks