1980 Sceptre 36

The Sceptre 36 is a Canadian-built cruising sailboat designed by naval architect Hein Driehuyzen. Built in 1980, she features solid fiberglass hull construction and a high ballast ratio that delivers stable sailing characteristics. Only 36 of these boats were built. She is powered by a Pathfinder diesel engine and carries North sails, with a Lewmar windlass installed.

The boat sleeps 4–5 people and provides comfortable accommodations suited to cruising or liveaboard use. The hull design includes a factory extended transom that improves performance and handling.

The interior and exterior would benefit from cosmetic updates and routine maintenance. This is reflected in her current condition and pricing.