1984 Cheoy Lee 36' _{(10.97 m)}

Titusville, Florida, United States

ODYSSEY

1984 Cheoy Lee

Sloop
Sail
Used
Diesel
Fiberglass Hull

Vessel ID# 2849065 Last Updated: 2026-09-04 08:01:48

$ 55,000 USD

€ 47,911 Euros
$ 76,938 CAD
£ 41,164 GBP

EMAIL BROKER+1 (954) 292 0629

Description

Step aboard this classic 1984 Cheoy Lee 36, a beautifully proportioned cruising sailboat with the timeless lines and solid character Cheoy Lee is known for. Built with traditional craftsmanship and designed with comfortable cruising in mind, the Cheoy Lee 36 offers an appealing combination of classic styling, capable offshore proportions, and a practical cruising layout.

At 36 feet, she provides a comfortable platform for extended cruising, weekend getaways, or simply enjoying life on the water. Her traditional design gives her a distinctive presence in the marina while offering the kind of comfortable, relaxed sailing experience that has kept these boats popular with cruising enthusiasts for decades.

The interior offers a warm, classic atmosphere with accommodations suitable for cruising and entertaining. Her size makes her manageable for a couple while still providing enough space for family and guests.

Whether you're looking for an affordable entry into classic bluewater cruising, a capable coastal cruiser, or a boat with character that stands apart from today's production designs, this Cheoy Lee 36 deserves a close look.

Highlights:

1984 Cheoy Lee 36
Classic traditional cruising design
Comfortable accommodations
Well suited for coastal or extended cruising
Timeless lines and proven Cheoy Lee craftsmanship
A distinctive alternative to modern production sailboats

A classic cruiser with plenty of character and the potential for many more years of adventures. Come take a look and see what makes the Cheoy Lee 36 such an enduring cruising design.

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