Crow's Nest Yachts Seattle
2006 Tiara Yachts 2900 Coronet | 32ft
Pasar
Boat Highlights:
Year of Vessel
2006
Fuel Type
GASOLINE
Length
32 ft
Manufacturer
Tiara Yachts
Condition
Pre-owned
Boat Type
Power
Loaded with options and has had only 2 owners. Low hours and fresh water kept! Bow & stern thrusters, FLIR night vision, Garmin display, and Glendinning controls. So easy to drive, even a caveman could do it! Extra handrails on the swim platform. Handrails over the Bimini. Handrails going up forward by the windscreen. Handrails galore!
This vessel has spent its entire life in fresh water on Lake Washington. Engines are the twin Crusader “Captain’s Choice” 6.0L MPI 370hp gas engines with 1200 hours. Notable features include (but are not limited to) sleeping accommodations for two, head (manual flush) with vanity/sink, electronics package (compass, depth sounder, Garmin GPS 7000 chartplotter), windlass anchor, convertible top w/ side windows & slant back rear (new in 2023), fresh and raw water washdowns, AM/FM stereo system w/CD player & iPod/MP3 connection, and MUCH more!
This boat can be outfitted to fish or carry a cruising couple away for extended weekends. The spacious cockpit has rugged, removable L-shaped settees in each transom corner, mounted to pins in the cockpit sole. Removable U-shape seats make it easy and convenient to cruise or fish. The cockpit offers soft coaming pads, rod holders, and a centerline transom door to round out the fishing amenities. Whether you plan to fish or cruise, this cockpit offers the feeling that both cruisers and anglers were after.
It is the near perfect day boat. It has just enough cabin for day use, and is large enough and stable enough to be comfortable for a family, and is beefy enough to handle moderate sea-conditions. The design is simple and comfortable, without all of the fluff that makes boat ownership a hassle. It has inboards and therefore can be left in the water year round (unlike I/Os or jets) and its docking manners are much much better than a comparable outboard of this size even if the outboard boat has a bow thruster. It is a tough boat that can take a beating and they are relatively inexpensive to maintain compared to other manufacturers.
The Tiara 2900 Coronet is considered an entry-level boat. It’s a model for those buyers looking to step up from an outboard or stern drive boat to one with inboard power. The 2900 Coronet has 114 square feet of cockpit space. This is the modern version of a classic day boat. The swim platform is integral to the hull; the transom is canted slightly inboard for an attractive styling touch. The overall appearance is in keeping with the timeless Tiara look. The 31’ 7” hull has 114 square feet of cockpit space with standard seating for 6 to 8 adults. Add options and that number can go up to 12. Although perfect for cruising inland lakes, the 2900 Coronet has the right stuff for heading out into the big water as well. Twin inboard power, an 11’ 4” beam, and large 200 gallon fuel capacity, not to mention the trademark Tiara structural integrity, make the 2900 Coronet a boat that will get passengers there and back safely. The 2900 Coronet also contains basic cabin amenities, including a 6’ 4” forward berth, a mini-galley with microwave and sink, a private head with a vanity, a dinette, a hanging locker, and plenty of other storage space. These features easily qualify the boat to serve as a second home. The cockpit configuration of the 2900 Coronet is quite versatile and is made for entertaining. The standard boat comes with a helm seat forward that has a built-in wet bar. Behind is an aft-facing bench. There’s also an L-shaped lounge to port. Transom seats for both the port and starboard sides of the centerline access door are available and come with seat covers. Owners may also opt for the cockpit table that converts into a sun pad. It can be ordered with either a starboard transom seat only or one for boat sides. An L-shaped lounge is to port of the wide cabin entry. The helm features a wood steering wheel.
Tiara’s Reputation
Tiara is one of America’s most respected family-owned recreational boat builders in this size range. Now run by the third generation of Slikkers in Holland, Michigan, the founder (Leon Slikkers) and the second generation still keep an oar in. The Slikkers’ know that one of the keys to their success is customer satisfaction, and over the years they have done what it takes to keep their owners happy.
SPECIFICATION
Other Listings From Crow's Nest Yachts Seattle
