Breeon 36 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · full

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

36.16' · 11.02 m

Displ.

15,000 lbs · 6,804 kg

First year

1961

The Breeon 36 is a classic, heavydisplacement bluewater cruiser characterized by its rugged construction and traditional lines. Designed by the British naval architect J.W. Cook, this model emerged during an era when steel was becoming a preferred material for longdistance voyagers seeking durability over outright speed. Most examples were built in the 1960s and 1970s, often by small British yards or as professional hullanddeck packages completed by experienced owners. The vessel is typically recognized by its multichine steel hull, long keel, and ketch rig, though sloop configurations were also produced. As a design focused on survivability and steady tracking, the Breeon 36 belongs to a lineage of "Breeon" models that includes the smaller Breeon 27 and the slightly modified Breeon 37, all of which share the same J.W. Cook design philosophy of prioritizing seakindliness in heavy weather.