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LOCATION
Portland OR United States of America
YEAR
2005
LENGTH
35.99 ft.
Condition
Used
Name
Gypsy Rose
Year
2005
Make & Model
Monk 36
Boat type
Power
Length
35.99 ft.
Fuel Type
Diesel
Location
Portland OR United States of America
Beam
12.99 ft.
Fresh Water Tanks
120 gal
THIS 2005 MONK 36 TRAWLER IS THE PERFECT LARGER POCKET TRAWLER FOR COASTAL CRUISING, OR THE GREAT LOOP. LOW HOUR CUMMINS 6BT5.9 - 220HP MAIN ENGINE, 600 NM RANGE, LOW HOUR ONAN GENSET, VETUS THRUSTER, NEW FLYBRIDGE CANVAS ENCLOSURE, NEW GARMIN CHARTPLOTTER/RADAR, FRESH BOTTOM PAINT AND ANODES, TEAK HANDRAILS ETC JUST VARNISHED, BULLFROG DINGHY WITH 20HP HONDA, AND MUCH MUCH MORE.
General infoRecent Upgrades and Maintenance
- 2022
Accommodations
The well laid out salon has access from both the port or starboard sliding doors. There is a good amount of storage all around the salon (and rest of the boat), and the teak joinery is really nicely put together. These Monk 36's are a high quality build, straight out of the shipyard.
The vessel can sleep six between the aft/master stateroom, the v-berth, and the convertible dinette. You know the old adage though, cocktails for six, dinner for four, sleeps two!
There is reverse cycle air conditioning and heating throughout the boat, which will always make for a comfortable environment, and the large salon windows provide great light, and a great view. The lower helm forward of the salon, makes for great interaction between guests and the helmsman.
Master Stateroom
Master Head and Shower
Guest Stateroom
Guest Head
Salon
Galley
Lower Helm
Flybridge Helm
Electrical
Engine & Mechanical
Hull and Deck
" It’s been called a cruiser’s cruiser. The durable Monk 36, with its classic profile, helped to popularize the recreational trawler during the 1980s. It turned what was at first a niche market into one of America’s most popular boat types.
At just under 40 feet length overall with a 13-foot beam, the Monk 36 was designed with a semi-displacement hull, a full keel, and a protected prop and rudder. The bow was tall and flared, and the hull had a high freeboard all around with molded-in spray rails.
The cabin had a master stateroom aft and a V-berth forward, each with its own head compartment. The salon was laid out with teak furniture, and there was a sliding door at the lower helm. (There was also a helm station on the flybridge.) Teak trim and teak-and-holly soles were used throughout. The L-shaped galley had a home-style refrigerator/freezer, a three-burner stove and an oven. There was a bathtub in some early models, too.
A single 120- to 135-hp diesel provided an average speed around 7 knots, where fuel use was a stingy 5 gph. Later models were equipped with a 220-hp Cummins diesel engine, increasing the cruise speed to 9 or 10 knots.
The Monk 36 was first built in Taiwan in 1982, and then in Nova Scotia beginning in 1992. The model was in production until 2007, with more than 250 hulls delivered to owners.
The designer, Ed Monk Jr., was the son of Ed Monk Sr., himself a naval architect and shipwright of note. Father and son worked together for many years on recreational and commercial craft. Monk Jr. established a reputation for designing rugged, dependable boats.
As a veteran Pacific Northwest delivery captain put it: “Ed Monk Jr. designs boats that seem to flow easily through the water. When it comes to performance and seakeeping, his designs are my gold standard.”
DisclaimerThe Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.HULL
Hull Material
fiberglass
OTHER
Fuel Tanks Capacity
320 gal
The Monk 36 is a 36 feet long that boasts a 13 feet beam. The Monk 36 is made of fiberglass.