Dehler 37 Cws Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

36.09' · 11 m

Displ.

11,684 lbs · 5,300 kg

First year

1990

The Dehler 37 CWS (Central Winch System) represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of performance cruising, emerging in the early 1990s as a bold experiment in ergonomic deck design and shorthanded sailing capability. Designed by the renowned naval architecture firm van de Stadt Design, the boat was engineered to provide the speed and rigidity for which Dehler was known while introducing a revolutionary "command center" layout. This model followed the success of the Dehler 36 CWS, utilizing a refined hull and an updated interior to appeal to families and solo sailors alike who sought a vessel that could be managed entirely from the cockpit. The 37 CWS was eventually joined by sibling variants, most notably the Dehler 37 Cruising (CR), which utilized the same hull but returned to a more traditional deck layout with winches on the coachroof and coamings.