2007 Coastal Craft 36 Cruiser

This 2007 Coastal Craft 36 Cruiser is a welded aluminum yacht built for Pacific Northwest cruising and fishing. At 38 feet long with a 13-foot beam, it combines rugged construction with comfortable accommodations. Twin Volvo Penta D6-350 diesel engines deliver 350 horsepower each, with 1,100 hours on the clock. The boat reaches 40 knots at top speed and cruises efficiently at 28 knots. A Yamaha 40 HP kicker engine and electric bracket provide auxiliary power.

The yacht features a full command bridge with duplicate controls and a separate rear cockpit helm station for fishing or docking. Navigation and entertainment systems include a 2017 Raymarine electronics package with three touchscreen displays, integrated autopilot, anchor camera, radar, GPS, and depth sounder. Two televisions are installed in the master stateroom and main cabin, with the main cabin TV doubling as an anchor monitor.

Below deck, the single cabin sleeps four and features teak and holly joinery throughout. The private stateroom has an island berth with ensuite access. The galley includes a Nova Kool fridge and freezer, Force 10 propane stove and oven, microwave, and stainless steel sink. The head has a VacuFlush toilet and separate shower. Diesel hydronic heating, eight gel house batteries installed in 2024, and a galvanic isolator for electrolysis protection support extended cruising. A UV light water filter system provides clean water.

The boat carries an 8-foot Zodiac tender with new Yamaha 6 HP outboard and electric lift. Fishing amenities include rod storage, tackle lockers, and a spacious cockpit with transom door. Additional features include a full canvas enclosure, electric windlass with helm control, high-density soundproofing, and LED lighting throughout. A bow thruster was replaced in 2024, and a diesel generator supplies onboard power.