Name: Morton & Hersloff 36 1978
Brand: Morton & Hersloff
Price: 69000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Introducing a stunning 36-foot Downeast-style Flybridge Cruiser, expertly designed by Charles Whittholz and crafted by Morton & Hersloff in Easton, Maryland. This vessel has undergone extensive upgrades since 2015, including the installation of a Sidepower Bow Thruster, complete rewiring, new batteries, hatches, biminis, a 2000w inverter, and state-of-the-art Garmin electronics paired with a Simrad Autopilot. With a powerful single Cummins 315 hp Diamond Series diesel engine boasting only 1523 hours, she efficiently cruises at speeds of 9-12 knots and can reach a fast cruise speed of 14 knots when desired. Over the past four years, this boat has proven its reliability on economical journeys to Florida, the Keys, and the Bahamas, and most recently, up the inter-coastal waterway to Maine. Ideal for those transitioning from sailing to powerboating, this custom-built beauty is attractively priced and awaits your viewing appointment.

Accommodations for four to five guests feature an appealing interior with white bulkheads and varnished mahogany trim, complemented by a roomy forward cabin with vee berths and a filler to create an extra-wide queen berth. The galley is equipped with a 110V two-burner electric stove, double stainless steel sinks, a toaster oven, and a Vitrifrigo AC-DC refrigerator. The enclosed head includes an electric Raritan Marine W.C. and a stall shower. The main salon offers 360-degree visibility, a portside settee that converts to a single bed, an updated lower helm, and a unique fold-away Murphy bed to starboard. Recent refinishing of the teak and holly sole enhances the salon's charm.

The vessel's mechanical features include a 1994 Cummins 315 hp diesel engine with thorough maintenance records, hydraulic steering at both helms, and a recharged fire suppression system. The electrical system is up-to-date with dual 12V DC and 110V AC systems, a generator, air conditioning, and a host of new features including a battery monitor system and upgraded lighting.

On the deck, the boat boasts a dark blue hull with a solid fiberglass construction, new biminis, ample storage, and a well-equipped cockpit for fishing enthusiasts. Upgrades from 2017 to 2019 enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of the boat, making her a splendid choice for those seeking adventure on the water. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this exceptional vessel.

Morton & Hersloff 36 1978

Morton & Hersloff

Introducing a stunning 36-foot Downeast-style Flybridge Cruiser, expertly designed by Charles Whittholz and crafted by Morton & Hersloff in Easton, Maryland. This vessel has undergone extensive upgrades since 2015, including the installation of a Sidepower Bow Thruster, complete rewiring, new batteries, hatches, biminis, a 2000w inverter, and state-of-the-art Garmin electronics paired with a Simrad Autopilot. With a powerful single Cummins 315 hp Diamond Series diesel engine boasting only 1523 hours, she efficiently cruises at speeds of 9-12 knots and can reach a fast cruise speed of 14 knots when desired. Over the past four years, this boat has proven its reliability on economical journeys to Florida, the Keys, and the Bahamas, and most recently, up the inter-coastal waterway to Maine. Ideal for those transitioning from sailing to powerboating, this custom-built beauty is attractively priced and awaits your viewing appointment.

Accommodations for four to five guests feature an appealing interior with white bulkheads and varnished mahogany trim, complemented by a roomy forward cabin with vee berths and a filler to create an extra-wide queen berth. The galley is equipped with a 110V two-burner electric stove, double stainless steel sinks, a toaster oven, and a Vitrifrigo AC-DC refrigerator. The enclosed head includes an electric Raritan Marine W.C. and a stall shower. The main salon offers 360-degree visibility, a portside settee that converts to a single bed, an updated lower helm, and a unique fold-away Murphy bed to starboard. Recent refinishing of the teak and holly sole enhances the salon's charm.

The vessel's mechanical features include a 1994 Cummins 315 hp diesel engine with thorough maintenance records, hydraulic steering at both helms, and a recharged fire suppression system. The electrical system is up-to-date with dual 12V DC and 110V AC systems, a generator, air conditioning, and a host of new features including a battery monitor system and upgraded lighting.

On the deck, the boat boasts a dark blue hull with a solid fiberglass construction, new biminis, ample storage, and a well-equipped cockpit for fishing enthusiasts. Upgrades from 2017 to 2019 enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of the boat, making her a splendid choice for those seeking adventure on the water. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this exceptional vessel. - 1753944525563

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