GRAND BANKS 36 CLassic

Overview

SOJOURN is a beautifully enhanced 1990 Grand Banks 36 Classic that seamlessly blends tradition with modern innovation. This iconic trawler is powered by a Cummins QSB5.9 engine, delivering reliable performance with improved fuel efficiency for effortless cruising. Whether navigating coastal waters or embarking on extended voyages, SOJOURN's advanced Seakeeper stabilization system ensures an incredibly smooth and comfortable ride, reducing roll in challenging sea conditions.

Designed for both adventure and relaxation, SOJOURN features a bimini top, providing shade and shelter while enjoying the spacious deck. The elegantly crafted teak interior exudes warmth, offering a timeless appeal and inviting living spaces. A well-equipped galley, comfortable staterooms, and generous salon provide a cozy onboard retreat, making this vessel ideal for weekend getaways or extended cruising.

For uninterrupted power on the water, SOJOURN is outfitted with a generator, ensuring all onboard systems function smoothly whether at anchor or underway. The combination of meticulous craftsmanship, premium upgrades, and exceptional seaworthiness make SOJOURN a standout among Grand Banks classics. Ready for its next chapter, this yacht is the perfect choice for those seeking both luxury and reliability in their maritime adventures.

The Grand Banks 36 Classic, built in 1990, is a fiberglass trawler renowned for its seaworthiness and comfortable cruising capabilities. It features a long keel, hard chines, and a deep forefoot hull for stability. The design includes a seat box in the aft house, high bulwarks, and teak joinery throughout, offering a combination of functionality and luxury. The 36 Classic also features a spacious flybridge with seating for six adults.

The deckhouse salon serves as the heart of the Grand Banks 36 Classic, seamlessly blending relaxation and functionality. It acts as both the primary entertainment and living space while also housing essential vessel operations, including the lower helm station and AC/DC power distribution panels.

The Grand Banks 36 Classic boasts one of the finest accommodation layouts among mid-sized trawlers. Designed for both owners and guests, it features two well-appointed staterooms, each with a private ensuite head for added convenience. Ample cabinet and drawer storage ensures plenty of space for extended cruising, while the elegant teak parquet flooring adds a touch of timeless nautical charm.

The galley is positioned on the forward port side of the main salon, thoughtfully designed for both functionality and comfort. A large opening window above the sink enhances visibility and ventilation, ensuring a pleasant cooking experience. It is equipped with a Force 10, 3-burner oven paired with a stainless steel ceiling ventilation system, cold plate refrigeration, a sink and ample storage space for dishware and provisions.

Power is provided by a RE-Powered Cummins QSB5.9 offering cruising speeds of 10-14+ knots.

Lower and Upper Helms provide comprehensive navigation stations.

Features

Features

• Bimini (2024)
• Bottom paint (2024)
• Repaired Webasto Diesel Heater (2024)
• Repaired Refrigerator Compressor (2024)
• Spectra Watermaker (2023)
• Seakeeper 5 (2023)
• Northern Lights Generator
• RE-Powered QSB5.9 Cummins engine
• Fiberglass hull with teak joinery
• Spacious flybridge with seating for six adults
• Deckhouse salon with lower helm and AC/DC power distribution panels
• Fully equipped galley with Force 10 3-burner stove and microwave
• Comfortable accommodations with two staterooms and private ensuites
• Teak parquet flooring throughout
• Cummins QSB5.9 diesel engine with 4700 hours
• ZF 360TE Transmission
• 3.3 kW Northern Lights Generator (100 hours)
• Xantrex TC40 Inverter
• Magnum Energy Battery Charger
• AGM batteries: 8 house, 1 starter, and 1 thruster
• ICOM ICM127 VHF Radio
• GARMIN 2010 GPS
• Furuno 585 Depth Sounder
• Bruce 20KG Anchor with approx. 300ft Chain and electric Lofran Windlass
• Dinghy with new 2024 Tohatsu 15hp motor