BROOM 370 2014

The Broom 370 is a beautifully built aft cabin cruiser with a sleek modern style that offers versatility, being suitable for inland and coastal cruising. While Broom boats were traditionally very conservative both inside and out, the Broom 370 has graceful flowing external lines complemented by a stylish modern interior by former ex Fairline design guru, Graham Warren. Motorboat & Yachting Magazine described the Broom 370 as the Rolls Royce of British Boating. This well equipped example was supplied new by ourselves and is powered by a single 370hp diesel engine on a conventional shaft drive, offering good fuel economy with lower maintenance costs and benefits from bow and stern thrusters, full Raymarine electronics package, plus a powered folding radar arch.

Inventory

• Raymarine : 260 VHF, E125 Plotter with EU Cartography, AIS Transceiver, P70R Evolution Autopilot, Digital Radome
• Inverter 2Kw
• Bow' and Stern thrusters including Remote
• Rope Razor Cutter on Shaft  
• Fenders Holders for 6 Fenders
• Fresh Water Screen Washer
• Hydraulic Arch Lowering System
• Digital TV Aerial
• 32in Saloon Pop'up LED TV System
• Cockpit Fridge
• Heater Outlet and Demisters in Cockpit
• Teak Cockpit Table with Sunbed Conversion
• Flexiteek to Side Decks, Bathing Platform and Aft Deck
• Teak Floor to Heads (Forward & Aft)
• Skylights to Saloon Roof
• Internal Front Screen and Side Quarter Blinds
• Microwave
• Fusion Stereo with cockpit Speakers and Remote to Helm
• Boat Safety Certificate valid to 22/09/2026
• Full engine service ' April 2026
• Fuel Tanks cleaned & fuel polished 'March 2023
• Injectors cleaned & serviced April 2023
• New black canopy June 2023.

Accomodation

Decks ' Externally, the 370 features a full walkaround deck which can be accessed either directly from port and starboard pullpit gates or from the large bathing platform by way of four steps, at the top of which are safety gates. In addition to the substantial full length railings there are ample handrails, which are always close to hand.

Cockpit '  the Broom 370 offers plenty of external space in its spacious elevated aft deck with a large U shape seating area and a flip back double helm seat. The helm position offers excellent visability and includes a chart area protected by a hinged clear acrylic cover. Under the generous double helm seat is a small drinks fridge. The cockpit is protected by an easy fold'away forward canopy; just release two side catches, pull on the handle above the windscreen, and up it goes to open up the helm. A powered folding radar arch, allows it to sneak under low bridges. 

Saloon ' Four steps lead down a companionway to the saloon, where deep pile carpet, a large three'sided settee and a chaise longue await all of superb quality as you would expect from Broom. Opposite the sette there's a pop'up TV, and all'round Venetian blinds to provide privacy. Forward of the saloon, two steps lead down to the galley. While this forms part of the open plan living area, the galley is more or less invisible from the saloon by virtue of its lower level.

Galley ' From a chef's perspective it is a joy, with substantial worktop space, hob, oven, microwave, fridge and plenty of storage (including under the floor) all tucked into a space where nobody can eyeball what you're doing! It even has a hot pan stand on the worktop alongside the hob â€" not every boat builder does that.

FWD Heads ' Opposite the galley are the forward heads, which serve as the day heads or, as a dedicated washroom for the forward cabin.

FWD Cabin '  Features a large V'berth, which leaves a convenient area for dressing between the beds. There is also ample storage, including wardrobes and there are long open lockers located on each side of the cabin.

AFT Cabin '  At the other end of the 370 is the large and spacious master aft cabin. The ensuite, which also has a shower, lies to starboard. There's plenty of storage space in the integrated floor'to'ceiling cabinets at the foot of the bed, and space to add a TV into this unit's open centre section.