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MkYEARS1997 - 2004
Carver 350 Mariner Yachts For Sale
The 350 Mariner was built in the United States by Carver Yachts making full use of their in-house design team's expertise. The 11.15m/36'7" flybridge boat constructed in fibreglass can sleep up to four guests in a single cabin. She was available with only one option for inboard engines.
Development started in 1997 and the first model rolled off the production line in 1998.
Market Price Insight
Current prices show that a 22-year-old 350 Mariner is available from €77,000.
Used Carver 350 Mariner Yachts for sale
View a wide selection of pre-owned Carver 350 Mariner Yacht for sale in your area, explore detailed information & find the perfect Carver 350 Mariner Yacht for you.
2 Pre-Owned Carver 350 Mariner Yachts for sale
Carver Yachts
2002 S*****11m 350 Mariner
2 x Mercruiser 320hp
Carver Yachts
2000 S*****11m 350 Mariner
2 x Volvo
Blythewood South Carolina United States
1 Not for sale to US residents while in US waters
2 Approx Price Conversion
Pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. Actual Yacht may vary due to client options.
LIVE: Used Carver 350 Mariner Yacht Prices
Find out how much a pre-owned Carver 350 Mariner may cost based upon the asking price of all yachts currently for sale globally according to YachtBuyer Market Watch & our sales listings.
Market Price Insight
YachtBuyer’s Market Watch reports that there are currently two pre-owned 350 Mariner yachts for sale globally, built between 2000 and 2002. These yachts are listed at prices ranging from €53k to €57k, with an average asking price of €55k. With an average age of 24 years, these vessels continue to hold their value thanks to their combination of luxury, performance, and timeless design. However, the launch of the Carver 36 Mariner in 2004 impacted the pricing of the Carver 350 Mariner, as the newer model introduced updated features, cutting-edge technology, and a more contemporary design that shifted buyer demand. This has contributed to a more competitive pricing range for the 350 Mariner models, highlighting how new Yacht launches influence the market for earlier generations.
Carver 350 Mariner Price
1997 - 2004
- Average Price €55k
- Price Range €53k - €57k
- Average Age 24 years
Recent Sales
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Model YearLast Asking PriceSold Date
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1998€57kMay-2021
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1998€68kMar-2021
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2000€58kFeb-2021
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Average asking price according to YachtBuyer data (2 yachts available). Prices may vary depending on specification, condition and extras.
Historic Price Comparison
According to data from YachtBuyer’s Market Watch, the listing of four Carver 350 Mariner yachts for sale in the past three years highlights some activity in its resale market. These yachts spend an average of 314 days on the market, reflecting a slow turnover rate for flybridge boats in this size segment. Over the same period, the marketed price tends to see a moderate average price reduction of 6.4% from the initial asking price, which demonstrates its ability to hold its value and shows continued interest from the market. Interestingly, this level of change is below the average price fluctuation for this size of flybridge boat, indicating a stable position in the market. These yachts have been for sale around the east coast of the United States, and also Canada.
350 Mariner Model Overview & Timeline
Carver Yachts started development on the 350 Mariner in 1997 and the first model rolled off the production line in 1998.
- Status
- Year
- Length
- Discontinued
- 1997 - 2004
- 11.15m (LOA)
- Beam
- Draft
- Speed
- 3.89m
- 0.94m
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Carver 350 Mariner FAQ
A selection of frequently asked questions from buyers
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The 350 Mariner measures 11.15m.
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The 350 Mariner was launched in 1997 and was in production for seven years.
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Current prices show that a 22-year-old 350 Mariner is available from €77,000.
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Depending on your layout choice, the 350 Mariner can support up to four guests in one cabin.
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The 350 Mariner is a Flybridge
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