Following in the wake of Pearson Yachts' successful fiberglass sailing yacht lineage, this 36-footer represents the company's continued evolution in mid-size cruising sailboat design. Built during an era when Pearson had established itself as a respected name in production sailing yachts, the model carries forward the builder's reputation for solid construction and practical layouts. The design emphasizes comfortable coastal cruising while maintaining respectable sailing characteristics. Her moderate proportions suggest a balanced approach between performance and livability, making her well-suited for weekend getaways and extended coastal passages alike. The cockpit arrangement and deck layout reflect Pearson's understanding of both single-handed sailing capabilities and crew comfort. Like many Pearson designs from this period, the boat benefits from robust fiberglass construction techniques that have proven their durability over decades. The interior layout typically maximizes the available space while maintaining the structural integrity that Pearson owners have come to expect. Her size places her in the sweet spot for sailors seeking a boat large enough for serious cruising yet manageable enough for a small crew to handle confidently in various conditions.
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How much does a Pearson 36 2 weigh?
The Pearson 36 2 has a displacement of 15,000.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 36.50 ft.
How much does a used Pearson 36 2 cost?
Based on 1 recent market listings, used Pearson 36 2 sailboats typically sell for between $21,500 and $21,500, with a median asking price of $21,500. Price varies significantly based on year, condition, location, and included equipment.
Who designed the Pearson 36 2?
The Pearson 36 2 was designed by William Shaw, first built in 1985.