Designed by Ted Gozzard and built to exacting standards, the Gozzard 36 has long been respected as a serious offshore cruising sailboat. With her full-keel design, protected rudder, and heavy-displacement hull, she offers a comfortable motion at sea and excellent tracking in a wide range of conditions. This is a boat that inspires confidence when the weather turns and rewards patience on long passages.
Below deck, the interior is warm, practical, and exceptionally well thought out for a boat of this size. The layout features a forward double berth, a convertible saloon table that creates a second double, and a generous aft single berth that serves as an excellent sea berth. With 6'2" of headroom, ample storage, and quality woodwork throughout, she feels solid and welcoming rather than cramped.
The galley and systems reflect a clear focus on liveaboard cruising. Recent upgrades include a new refrigeration compressor and plate in 2025 and a high-output watermaker producing over 20 gallons per hour.
On deck, she is set up for easy short-handed sailing with roller furling sails, a well-protected cockpit, and a conservative sail plan. The mast, standing rigging, and hull-mounted chainplates were replaced in 2015, and the North Sails inventory remains in good condition. Ground tackle is robust, with a Rocna primary anchor, rebuilt Lewmar windlass, and ample chain and rode for comfortable anchoring.
Power comes from a Westerbeke 55D installed new in 2015, with approximately 1,200 hours and extensive drivetrain updates. A strong electrical system with solar, inverter/charger, Firefly AGM house bank, and a Honda generator supports life off the grid.
This Gozzard 36 is not a dockside showpiece. She is a capable, honest cruising boat for sailors who value quality, reliability, and thoughtful upgrades, a boat ready to be lived aboard and sailed with confidence.
Accommodation
- Forward berth
- Main Saloon Table folds down into a second double berth
- Aft single berth
Interior Comforts and Amenities
- Refrigeration - New compressor and plate (2025)
- Freezer - Dual unit with refrigerator
- Stove and Oven
- Propane Shut Off Valve
- Fume Detector
- Vented Propane Locker
- Propane Tanks - (2) 20 lb tanks
- Barbecue - (2) 10 lb tanks for BBQ
- Watermaker - 20+ gallon per hour (110V, runs off generator, 2017)
- Water Heater (Replaced 2019)
- Water System - Jabsco water pump (spares on board)
- First Aid Kit
- Headroom - 6’2”
Deck and Hull Equipment
- Anchor - Rocna 20
- Chain - 110 feet 10mm (2022)
- Rode - Ample
- Anchor (Backup)
- Chain (Backup) - 30 feet
- Rode (Backup) - Ample
- Anchor (Dinghy) - Spade
- Anchor Windlass - Lewmar (rebuilt 2022)
- (1) Bow Anchor Roller
- Bimini Top - Needs zipper replaced (enough material for full enclosure)
- Dodger - Half hard dodger, half canvas
- Cockpit Cushions
- Cockpit Table
- Fenders and Dock Lines
- Swim Platform
- Bow Sprit - 4 feet
- Swim Ladder
- Side Stanchions and Lifelines
- Dinghy Davits
- Navigation Lights
- Deck Wash Down System - Pump ready to install
Sails and Rigging
- Main Mast - Deck stepped, aluminum (new 2015)
- Roller Furling for Main
- Roller Furling for Genoa
- Mainsheet Traveler
- Spinnaker
- Back Stay Adjuster - Manual
- Boom Vang - Rope
- Standing Rigging (2015)
- Chain Plates - Hull mounted (2015)
Winches
- Cockpit (4)
- Sails - North Sails
- Main - Good condition (2015)
- Jib - Good condition (2015)
- Staysail - Good condition (2015)
- Spinnaker - Never used, with sock (2015)
Mechanical Equipment
- Manual Bilge Pumps - Yes
- (2) Electric Bilge Pumps (1) large (1) smaller near engine
- Steering Type - Cable
- USCG Safety Package - Lifejackets
- Fire Extinguishers (2)
- Emergency Tiller - Yes
- Bilge Blowers - Yes
- Propeller - Bronze 3 blade fixed
- Spare Parts - On board
Engine Info
- Engine: Westerbeke 55D 2015
- Hours - Approx. 1200
- Injectors (new 2015)
- Damper plate (new 2015)
- Transmission (new 2015)
- Shaft (new 2017)
Tankage
- Fuel - 35 gallons, aluminum
- Water - 45 gallons, aluminum
- Holding Tank - 2 people / 3 weeks, aluminum
- Report Listing Cancel Report
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