Enough pantry space and shelving is provided above the stove behind plastic sliding doors to accommodate most culinary supplies. While not a new concept, the design is a good feature on a boat with limited space. Cleaning the top is much easier if the fiddle design incorporates breaks or slots so the assorted crumbs are easily captured. Boasting accommodation for seven, I found the design had comfortable sleeping quarters. Plenty of drawer space and a hanging locker are built into the surrounding cabinetry.
Ventilation is good, provided by a large opening hatch.
The aft cabin, located behind the galley, is comfortable and surprisingly large, accommodating two consenting adults with ease. The first batch of CS34s came out of the moulds without any ventilation ports, a problem quickly rectified with the addition of twin ports opening to the cockpit. A hanging locker is available, and ample shelving has been provided for storage. Both the stuffing box compartment and the vessel's battery storage area, as well as side access to the engine, are reached from the aft cabin. The 34 features a nicely appointed head ensemble to starboard, aft of the chart table.