"The center cockpit is large and comfortable, with well-designed high coamings and seats long enough to stretch out on-an ideal arrangement for family liveaboard cruising-and Mariner fit it all in without compromising the boat’s classic New England lines. It’s a handsome boat with a pretty sheer, a wide teak toerail, and teak cabin-side driprails, cockpit coamings, and handrails."

She has a V-berth forward cabin and a large head/shower with a vanity aft of it. The main saloon has a fixed drop-leaf table and large settees that double as berths. Aft, to starboard, along with a navigation desk. "The standard galley has a small amount of counter space, a dee p double sink, and a two-burner propane stove. A low walk-through leads to the aft stateroom and allows great access to the engine compartment under the cockpit."

"The aft cabin, with its own companionway into the cockpit, boasts an enormous berth and another large head with a vanity, storage, and shower."

Courtesy of Cruising World Magazine

https://www.cruisingworld.com/sailboats/mariner-39-well-found-and-family-friendly/

Spacious and has functional amenities including a walkway from Galley to Master and two separate entryways from helm, full enclosures, rewiring, recent survey in 2023 with all items addressed.

RECENT MAINTENANCE

1. New Genoa

2. New asymmetrical spinnaker 

3. New high pressure fuel pump

4. New raw water pump

5. New heat exchanger and pump

6. New starter

7. New starter ring on engine flywheel

8. New cutlass bearing on propeller shaft

9. New hot water heater

10. New fresh water pump

11. Boat professionally rewired by marine electrician 

12. New B&G electronics with Radar and MMSI

13. New grill and prep table on stern

14. New 100’ 3/8 chain anchor rode and Rocna anchor

15. New Raymarine autopilot gear box

16. All interior and exterior lighting replaced with LED’s

17. New HVAC system with insulated rigid ductwork 

18. New solar system with inverter

19. New lead acid for batteries last year

20. Stuffing boxes on rudder and prop shaft repacked

21. All thru hulls lubricated prior to putting in water

22. Oil changed and cooling system flushed

23. Galley sink filter changed

24. Three 50 gallon freshwater tanks sanitized

25. New holding tanks bow and stern with Y valves and macerator pumps for offshore use.