Brewer Sailboats For Sale

The Brewer Huromic 35, also marketed as the Goderich 35, is a Ted Brewer design produced by Huromic Metal Ind. Ltd. beginning in 1977. The example described in the listing, S/V Sirena, is a 1984 build with a 3/16″ steel hull constructed in the Brewer shipyard. The boat is characterized in the listing as a heavy, blue‑water cutter capable of circumnavigation; the published comfort ratio of 33.27 supports its classification as a seakindly, heavy‑displacement vessel intended for offshore work.

S/V Sirena has a documented cruising history from the Atlantic to the Caribbean and is currently Guatemala‑registered. The cutter rig is outfitted for offshore sailing: mainsail and headsail are reported in nearly new condition, a staysail is set on a boom, and the sailplan has been used to achieve passages at speeds up to roughly 7 knots. Deck features listed include a hard dodger, stainless steel rails running bow‑to‑stern, an aft arch suitable for solar panels, additional seating on the aft corner rails, and multiple opening portlights and hatches for ventilation.

Recent maintenance noted in the listing includes sandblasting of the bottom followed by two coats of epoxy, 2023 repainting of the bottom and hull sides, and replacement of rudder bearings. These items, together with the sail condition and rigging layout, align with the vessel’s offshore outfitting; the listing also indicates the current owners completed some outfitting and maintenance but have not been long-term owners.

The interior is described with 7 feet of headroom, extensive woodwork in fair condition, a V‑berth cabin, and abundant storage including large hanging lockers and space behind salon settees. The galley is equipped with a large sink, a manual/electric water filter, refrigeration and cooking facilities. The head contains a manual marine toilet and a removable shower head mounted on the sink, and there is a large deep storage compartment aft to starboard opposite the galley. The listing describes the vessel as proven and seaworthy but in need of additional care to reach an optimal condition.