2020 SeaPiper SeaPiper Pilothouse

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much thought went into making this 35-footer feel bigger than it measures. Wide, secure side decks and tall rails invite you to actually use the foredeck, not just look at it. The pilothouse has excellent sightlines, with opening windows that bring in a breeze at anchor and make close-quarters work less stressful. Inside, the galley and dinette are laid out so two people can move around without bumping elbows, and there’s ample stowage for serious provisioning. The cockpit is deep and protected, with enough space for deck chairs, crab pots, or a tender. It’s a boat that encourages you to settle in, slow down, and keep going.

This SeaPiper pilothouse shines in waters where conditions can change quickly and distances between safe harbors are real. The protected wheelhouse, efficient diesel, and long-legged fuel economy make it easy to plan ambitious passages without constantly hunting for a fuel dock. Generous tankage and thoughtful storage support extended time away from shore facilities, while the stable hull and gyro help keep the ride comfortable when afternoon chop builds. Shallow draft and a maneuverable package let you slip into snug anchorages others pass by, and the trawler-style layout makes shoulder-season cruising just as appealing as peak summer. It’s purpose-built for boaters who value range, comfort, and confidence in varied coastal conditions.