2001 Tiara Yachts 2900 Coronet

Nice example of a Tiara 2900 Coronet. Twin Crusader 5.7 Freshwater cooled motors with only 423 original hours! All upholstery is in great shape and Gelcoat is super shiny! Newer Garmin GPS. Vessel is located in Cape Harbour Marina in dry storage rack. The rack space can transfer with vessel purchase if needed!

Power & Motoryacht magazine review:

The happy result, at least for Tiara, was that the 2900 Coronet was born. This boat could be outfitted to fish or carry a cruising couple away for extended weekends. The spacious cockpit had rugged, removable L-shaped settees in each transom corner, mounted to pins in the cockpit sole. These obviously stood in the way of attempts to catch fish, as did the swim platform. Conversely, the cockpit offered soft coaming pads, rodholders, and a centerline transom door to round out the fishing amenities. Regardless of the direction the options took as a whole, be they intended for cruising or fishing, this cockpit offered the feeling that both cruisers and anglers were after, that they were right on the water’s surface.

In contrast with the back-to-nature feel of the cockpit was the bridgedeck, a lofty perch (at least for a 29-footer) from which captain and crew could feel like masters of all they surveyed. A charcoal-gray helm pod reduced glare, while an L-shaped settee was to starboard, abaft the high, covered chart table to port. There was also a wet bar to starboard, abaft the helm seat. A bimini kept the sun off the crew, when deployed. And here owner and guests could bask in the passing moments offered by a day on the water.

A centerline companionway leads to the interior. A vee-berth and basic galley featuring a sink, microwave, and half fridge lay to starboard and the head compartment was to port. The shower was located at home or, more likely on the swim platform.

But that was the point, wasn’t it? This was a bit of roughing it, and the design was true to the needs of her owners. The berth was used principally to let the owners extend the day’s festivities perhaps longer than they should—to avoid rushing back to the dock. And so the Tiara 2900 Coronet fulfilled the needs of her diverse masters, be they cruisers, fishermen with a sense of fun and adventure.