This 1989 Canadian Sailcraft CS36 Merlin is a purpose-built ocean racer-cruiser, designed and configured for efficient handling by a small crew. The 36-foot fiberglass hull carries an 11-foot beam and is powered by a Beta 30 diesel engine with 277 hours on it. The boat comes with an extensive sail inventory suited to varied conditions and distances.
The interior provides two cabins and one head, arranged to support extended cruising and ocean passages. The layout reflects the design's dual purpose: maintaining comfort for longer trips while keeping the boat manageable for short-handed operation.
This yacht has an established racing history with multiple podium finishes and has been actively maintained throughout its service life. Recent upgrades support both fast passages and comfortable cruising, with the relatively low engine hours indicating careful stewardship of the mechanical systems.
Length
36.00 FT
Beam
11.00 FT
Draft
6.00 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Engine Make
Beta
Engine Model
30
Hours
277 HRS
Fuel
Sail
Fuel
27 GAL
Water
120 GAL