CS 36 Traditional
Midland, Canadasur le marché depuis 14 jours
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1979 CS 36 TRADITIONAL – For Sale in Midland, Ontario
Breezeway Yachts is proud to present this exceptional 1979 CS 36 Traditional, currently located in the pristine waters of Midland, Ontario. For sailors seeking an authentic blend of timeless pedigree, rugged build quality, and spirited performance, few vessels command as much respect in the Great Lakes and beyond as the iconic CS 36. Renowned as a premier racer-cruiser, this classic monohull represents a golden era of Canadian boatbuilding, offering a Turn-key opportunity for local cruising on Georgian Bay or blue-water adventures across North America.
The Pedigree of CS Yachts (Canadian Sailcraft)
To understand the enduring appeal of this vessel, one must look at the legendary heritage of its builder, CS Yachts. Founded in 1963 by Paul Tennyson under the name Canadian Sailcraft, the Brampton, Ontario-based manufacturer quickly established itself as one of North America’s elite fiberglass boatbuilders. CS Yachts earned a fierce reputation for structural integrity, refusing to cut corners on materials, hull thickness, or interior joinery. Their commitment to excellence allowed them to compete directly with global giants, securing a legacy as a benchmark for premium Canadian marine manufacturing.
The defining era for CS Yachts arrived in 1977 when they appointed Raymond Wall, the former chief designer for the world-renowned British yard Camper & Nicholsons, to lead their design team. Wall brought a refined European sensibility to the Great Lakes yachting epicenter, marrying heavy-weather capability with sleek, hydrodynamic performance. Under his guidance, the factory produced vessels that were not only aesthetically gorgeous with beautiful sheer lines but possessed the legendary stiffness and righting moments required for serious offshore sailing. Today, classic CS models remain highly sought after by discerning yacht brokers and seasoned sailors who value uncompromising structural craftsmanship.
The Timeless Class of the CS 36 TRADITIONAL
The CS 36 Traditional is widely considered Raymond Wall’s masterpiece and one of the most successful production sailboats in Canadian history. Striking the perfect balance between a nimble club racer and a robust coastal cruiser, over 400 hulls were built between 1978 and 1987. The "Traditional" moniker was proudly embraced to distinguish its classic, sea-kindly lines and fin keel configuration from later models. Boasting a heavy displacement of 15,500 lbs and 6,500 lbs of solid lead ballast, this vessel delivers an incredibly smooth, dry, and stable ride even when hammering into a heavy chop on Lake Ontario or Georgian Bay.
Step below deck on this 1979 model, and you are immediately greeted by the warmth of a traditional, beautifully crafted teak interior that modern production boats simply cannot replicate. The layout is optimized for extended living aboard or weekend cruising with family, offering comfortable accommodations for up to five or six, a spacious navigation station, a fully equipped galley, and an abundance of smart storage solutions.
For a serious blue-water cruiser that balances legendary offshore strength with modern luxury, this Canadian Sailcraft 36T is in a class of its own. Designed by Raymond Wall of Camper & Nicholsons fame as his debut vessel for CS Yachts, her lines were drawn with the unforgiving North Sea in mind. The result is a boat that was decades ahead of her time, structurally engineered to minimize wood core in critical areas like the hull stringers, genoa tracks, and chainplate knees. With a bulletproof, through-bolted hull-to-deck joint and over 3/4" (20mm) of solid fiberglass at the chainplates, this vessel offers a level of structural peace of mind that modern production boats simply cannot match.
What truly sets this specific CS 36T apart is that the heavy lifting of a premium modern refit has already been completed. The exterior gleams in stunning AwlCraft 2000 Stars & Stripes Blue, accented by upgraded custom stainless steel portlights, a robust custom dodger, and cockpit lifelines converted to rigid stainless steel tubing. Below the waterline, she features a premium three-blade feathering Prop paired with a reliable Westerbeke 44B engine, while the deck is outfitted with solar power, Garmin radar, stern davits, and Harken furler. It is an off-grid, blue-water turnkey package designed for effortless ownership, featuring factory stainless steel handrails and aluminum toe rails so you spend your weekends sailing rather than maintaining exterior teak.
Step below deck, and you are greeted by an immaculate, airy interior wrapped in fresh Ultra Suede upholstery that feels like a much larger yacht. The layout is a masterpiece of offshore practicality and comfort, boasting a massive head, cedar-lined lockers, and clever storage integrated right into the salon table. The galley is fully equipped for extended voyaging with a new Force Ten LPG range, a domestic water filtration system, and an enormous icebox powered by a Sea Frost refrigeration system. Every detail reflects a history of meticulous care and thoughtful upgrades.
Performance & Specifications Highlights
Why Choose Breezeway Yachts?
At Breezeway Yachts, we aren't just selling boats; we’re matching sailors with their next great memory. As a boutique yacht brokerage based in Toronto, Ontario, we pride ourselves on a personalized, high-touch approach.
With a dedicated team of yacht brokers across Ontario and a reach that extends throughout North America, we provide expert guidance for both buyers and sellers. Whether you are navigating the shores of Lake Ontario, cruising Georgian Bay, or looking for a vessel across the border, our local expertise and international network ensure a seamless transaction.
Breezeway Yachts, Boutique Yacht Brokerage in Toronto, Ontario, Serving Ontario and North America.
1979 CS 36 TRADITIONAL - EQUIPMENT
ENGINE and PROPULSION
SAILS and RIGGING
ELECTRONICS and NAVIGATION
HULL, DECK and COCKPIT
INTERIOR
SALON
FORWARD CABIN
AFT BERTH
GALLEY
HEAD
SYSTEMS and EXTRAS
The 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.
Breezeway Yachts is proud to present this exceptional 1979 CS 36 Traditional, currently located in the pristine waters of Midland, Ontario. For sailors seeking an authentic blend of timeless pedigree, rugged build quality, and spirited performance, few vessels command as much respect in the Great Lakes and beyond as the iconic CS 36. Renowned as a premier racer-cruiser, this classic monohull represents a golden era of Canadian boatbuilding, offering a Turn-key opportunity for local cruising on Georgian Bay or blue-water adventures across North America.
The Pedigree of CS Yachts (Canadian Sailcraft)
To understand the enduring appeal of this vessel, one must look at the legendary heritage of its builder, CS Yachts. Founded in 1963 by Paul Tennyson under the name Canadian Sailcraft, the Brampton, Ontario-based manufacturer quickly established itself as one of North America’s elite fiberglass boatbuilders. CS Yachts earned a fierce reputation for structural integrity, refusing to cut corners on materials, hull thickness, or interior joinery. Their commitment to excellence allowed them to compete directly with global giants, securing a legacy as a benchmark for premium Canadian marine manufacturing.
The defining era for CS Yachts arrived in 1977 when they appointed Raymond Wall, the former chief designer for the world-renowned British yard Camper & Nicholsons, to lead their design team. Wall brought a refined European sensibility to the Great Lakes yachting epicenter, marrying heavy-weather capability with sleek, hydrodynamic performance. Under his guidance, the factory produced vessels that were not only aesthetically gorgeous with beautiful sheer lines but possessed the legendary stiffness and righting moments required for serious offshore sailing. Today, classic CS models remain highly sought after by discerning yacht brokers and seasoned sailors who value uncompromising structural craftsmanship.
The Timeless Class of the CS 36 TRADITIONAL
The CS 36 Traditional is widely considered Raymond Wall’s masterpiece and one of the most successful production sailboats in Canadian history. Striking the perfect balance between a nimble club racer and a robust coastal cruiser, over 400 hulls were built between 1978 and 1987. The "Traditional" moniker was proudly embraced to distinguish its classic, sea-kindly lines and fin keel configuration from later models. Boasting a heavy displacement of 15,500 lbs and 6,500 lbs of solid lead ballast, this vessel delivers an incredibly smooth, dry, and stable ride even when hammering into a heavy chop on Lake Ontario or Georgian Bay.
Step below deck on this 1979 model, and you are immediately greeted by the warmth of a traditional, beautifully crafted teak interior that modern production boats simply cannot replicate. The layout is optimized for extended living aboard or weekend cruising with family, offering comfortable accommodations for up to five or six, a spacious navigation station, a fully equipped galley, and an abundance of smart storage solutions.
For a serious blue-water cruiser that balances legendary offshore strength with modern luxury, this Canadian Sailcraft 36T is in a class of its own. Designed by Raymond Wall of Camper & Nicholsons fame as his debut vessel for CS Yachts, her lines were drawn with the unforgiving North Sea in mind. The result is a boat that was decades ahead of her time, structurally engineered to minimize wood core in critical areas like the hull stringers, genoa tracks, and chainplate knees. With a bulletproof, through-bolted hull-to-deck joint and over 3/4" (20mm) of solid fiberglass at the chainplates, this vessel offers a level of structural peace of mind that modern production boats simply cannot match.
What truly sets this specific CS 36T apart is that the heavy lifting of a premium modern refit has already been completed. The exterior gleams in stunning AwlCraft 2000 Stars & Stripes Blue, accented by upgraded custom stainless steel portlights, a robust custom dodger, and cockpit lifelines converted to rigid stainless steel tubing. Below the waterline, she features a premium three-blade feathering Prop paired with a reliable Westerbeke 44B engine, while the deck is outfitted with solar power, Garmin radar, stern davits, and Harken furler. It is an off-grid, blue-water turnkey package designed for effortless ownership, featuring factory stainless steel handrails and aluminum toe rails so you spend your weekends sailing rather than maintaining exterior teak.
Step below deck, and you are greeted by an immaculate, airy interior wrapped in fresh Ultra Suede upholstery that feels like a much larger yacht. The layout is a masterpiece of offshore practicality and comfort, boasting a massive head, cedar-lined lockers, and clever storage integrated right into the salon table. The galley is fully equipped for extended voyaging with a new Force Ten LPG range, a domestic water filtration system, and an enormous icebox powered by a Sea Frost refrigeration system. Every detail reflects a history of meticulous care and thoughtful upgrades.
Performance & Specifications Highlights
Why Choose Breezeway Yachts?
At Breezeway Yachts, we aren't just selling boats; we’re matching sailors with their next great memory. As a boutique yacht brokerage based in Toronto, Ontario, we pride ourselves on a personalized, high-touch approach.
With a dedicated team of yacht brokers across Ontario and a reach that extends throughout North America, we provide expert guidance for both buyers and sellers. Whether you are navigating the shores of Lake Ontario, cruising Georgian Bay, or looking for a vessel across the border, our local expertise and international network ensure a seamless transaction.
Breezeway Yachts, Boutique Yacht Brokerage in Toronto, Ontario, Serving Ontario and North America.
1979 CS 36 TRADITIONAL - EQUIPMENT
ENGINE and PROPULSION
SAILS and RIGGING
ELECTRONICS and NAVIGATION
HULL, DECK and COCKPIT
INTERIOR
SALON
FORWARD CABIN
AFT BERTH
GALLEY
HEAD
SYSTEMS and EXTRAS
The 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.
