1979 Pearson 365

The Pearson 365 is a 36-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built in 1979, known for its balanced design and manageable size for cruising. The boat features a single 40-horsepower Westerbeke diesel engine and an 11-foot 5-inch beam, offering good stability and seaworthiness for extended passages.

Recent work includes new batteries, refrigeration system, mainsheet traveler, and adjustable genoa cars. The sail package consists of a National mainsail with partial battens, a 132.5 roller furling headsail, and a stack pack sail cover. A Maxwell windless has been recently added for ground tackle handling.

The boat's layout and original interior accommodate comfortable cruising whether sailing single-handed or with crew.