For Sale: MJM 35

ABLUpdated 4 months Ago1 Mins read125

Tumalum has a Seakeeper 3, joystick controls with Skyhook and a full Garmin electronics package including night vision. It’s located in Stuart, Florida, and offered by Allied Marine.
Courtesy Allied Marine

According to the brokerage team at Allied Marine, the 2023 MJM 35 known as Tumalum has just relocated to Florida from the Pacific Northwest. It’s now easy to see in Stuart and offered by Allied for $699,000.

Tumalum is powered by twin Mercury 300hp outboards with just 53 hours as of winter 2025. The vessel’s top speed is reportedly 44 knots according to the builder. Tumalum is also equipped with a Seakeeper 3 gyrostabilizer, joystick docking with Skyhook positioning, aft bimini top, air conditioning with reverse cycle heat, 120-volt electric grill, premium Garmin electronics package, FLIR night vision, bow thruster and much more.

The command deck has ample seating and stowage below.
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Along with protection from the wind, sun and spray, the indoor/outdoor pilothouse delivers a versatile day yachting experience with 360-degree views. The hull is vacuum infused epoxy composite construction. Belowdecks is a large head, full galley, and roomy V-berth forward for overnight trips. The interior has gloss-finished teak and wenge sole with stowage lockers.

Yachting previously wrote: “A lot of boats aim to be do-it-all cruisers, but many end up falling just a bit short. But the sporty, well-rounded 35z from Downeast builder MJM Yachts looks like she might just live up to that billing.

The helm has updated Garmin electronics with night vision, joystick with Skyhook and more.
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The first thing everybody’s going to be talking about is the vessel’s numbers: in particular, her speed and range. MJM says the 35z will be a true 50-plus mph vessel (that translates to 44 knots for those of you playing along at home). That is some serious giddyap, and speed might not even be her most impressive number. At a 33-knot cruise, the boat has an estimated range of 304 nautical miles.”