1994 Silverton 34 Aft Cabin

Owners Upgrades:

2026

• V-berth footboard re-upholstered

• Dinette bench re-upholstered

• Bimini top and sunshade replaced

2025

• 12v fridge replaced

• D-8 battery banks replaced with lithium batteries (Bluetooth enabled)

• 2 burner induction cooktop installed

2024

• V-berth hull liners re-upholstered

• Aft cabin headboard and footboard re-upholstered

The Silverton 34 Aft Cabin Motor Yacht is a popular mid-sized cruiser celebrated for maximizing interior living volume. Built on a solid fiberglass hull with a wide 12'10" beam, it packs the accommodations of a much larger 40-foot yacht into a manageable, easy-to-handle 34-foot footprint.

Exterior & Deck Layout

• Aft Deck & Cockpit: Features a standard fiberglass hardtop complete with a fully enclosed canvas/Isinglass bimini setup, a molded-in wet bar with a sink, and molded fiberglass steps rather than a steep ladder leading down to the swim platform.

• Flybridge: The helm station sits elevated with an enclosed layout. It provides excellent visibility, an analog gauge cluster, and a captain's bench flanked by additional passenger seating forward of the console so the captain stays close to guests.

• Bow & Foredeck: Equipped with a wide beam, an anchor pulpit supporting a windlass system

Interior & Accommodations

The interior utilizes a tiered "galley-down" configuration that allows natural light from the salon window line to fill the lower spaces.

• Main Salon: Positioned mid-ship, it boasts an expansive layout featuring a pullout sofa to port that converts into a double berth, a built-in entertainment center, and a dedicated electrical/monitor cluster.

• Galley & Dinette: Three steps down from the salon is a full-service galley featuring a full-size refrigerator, a stovetop, and plenty of counter space. Opposite the galley is a face-to-face dinette that easily seats six and converts into a mid-cabin berth for extra guests.

• Aft Master Stateroom: Located privately at the rear of the vessel, it includes a queen-size berth, extensive storage cabinets, and its own private master head equipped with a separate stand-up shower stall.

• Forward V-Berth (Guest Cabin): Surprisingly roomy and nearly matching the floor space of the master cabin, it features a double V-berth bed, an overhead ventilation hatch, and access to a second "day head" which also features a separate stall shower.

Mechanical & Performance

• Engines: Most commonly powered by twin Crusader 454 XL gas inboard engines

• Performance: It delivers dependable performance, cruising comfortably between 16–18 knots with a wide-open throttle (WOT) capable of reaching the mid-to-high 20s depending on load conditions.

• Auxiliary Power: Fitted with an onboard Kohler generator to run dual-zone air conditioning and heating systems while away from shore power

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.