VESSEL OVERVIEW
Kasumaru is an all steel Goderich 35 built by Huromic Metal Industries in Goderich Ontario. They are characterized with smooth, not hard, chines. Designed by Ted Brewer they have an excellent reputation for blue water cruising.
The hull has a raked stem, round bilge and a flat transom. There is a modified full keel with an integral skeg where the rudder is hung. The deck area has a fore deck, trunk cabin with opening port lights and hatches, and a pilothouse ahead of the cockpit. The mast is stepped on the cabin top and the mainsheet traveller is over the pilothouse access hatch. The pilothouse has three fixed windows forward and three large windows on either side.
The interior layout of the yacht has a fully enclosed forward cabin with v-berths. The fully enclosed head is on the port side and has a toilet, vanity with sink and hand-held shower. There is built in storage space on the port side.
The cabin has galley facilities on the starboard side and a dinette on the port side.
The pilothouse has a control station on the starboard side and a berth/settee on either side.
The cockpit area has seating on either side with deep lockers below. The steering pedestal is at the after part of the cockpit.
All ports, hatches and davits are high quality A&H.