1987 Freedom 36

THE OWNER WANTS THIS BOAT SOLD- NOW.

The Freedom 36 is a Gary Mull design and was built by the Tillotson-Pearson yard in Rhode Island from 1985 until 1989. The Freedom 36 is impressive enough to be included in the renowned book "The Worlds Best Sailboats" by Ferenc Mat'e. 

Freedoms are renowned for their ease of sailing, comfortable safe sailing characteristics and outstanding reaching abilities. With their freestanding carbon fiber mast, powerful large roach full-batten main and self-tending camber spar jib this is about as close to a “point and shoot” boat as you can get. All lines are led aft to the cockpit for safety and tacking is as simple as turning the wheel, making it so simple to sail that you almost feel guilty. Almost.

They are well known for impressive interior volume too. With 6’2” headroom, there are two private staterooms, a large main saloon with bulkhead mounted fold away table, sit down navigation station, and lots ports and hatches for ventilation.

“White Light” is priced for a quick sale. Call for an appointment to view her today!

Forward stateroom: Forward in the stateroom is access to the chain locker. Alaskan cedar stavings cover the hull sides for a well finished look. With the insert in place, the spacious berth measures 6'6" at the shoulders, is 6’6” in length and has storage beneath. The bureau provides two stowage lockers, a hanging locker and two drawers. There is 6’1” headroom in this cabin and a sliding door that provides private access to the head. There is one hatch, one opening port and an AC vent for ventilation and three reading lights for additional lighting. A bi-fold door separates this are from the rest of the cabin.

Head: Aft of the forward stateroom and on port is the head, with saloon and forward entrances. There is a teak fiddled countertop with a sink and pull-out mixer/shower wand. There are cabinets above and below the sink, a large mirror and a non-skid sole for same footing. Ventilation and lighting is provided by two ports, one hatch and an overhead light.

Saloon: Across from the head is a locker which houses the AC unit, with upper and lower fiddled shelf tops. Aft of that, the starboard settee has tankage beneath and storage behind it, with twin louvered door lockers framing a fiddled bookcase, which currently houses the TV.

The portside settee is L-shaped and pulls out to become a double berth. There is storage beneath the seating as well as behind it, with twin louvered door lockers and a fiddled bookcase above and behind that. The settees are a full 6'6" long.

Headroom in the saloon is an impressive 6’5”. The bulkhead mounted table has storage behind it; when lowered it accommodates an intimate dinner or expands to seat six comfortably. The spacious interior feels bright and airy, with a large overhead hatch, four tinted fixed lights, three opening ports, a dorade vent, 2 reading lights and 4 overhead lights.

Nav station: Located on starboard, it has a swing out locking seat, a hanging locker with shelf space above it and a nice sized chart table with storage beneath it. All of your electronics and electrical controls are within easy reach.

Galley: The galley area has a double sink on an island counter oriented toward center, with a storage space below and 2 drawers. Next toward the hull is a large dry bin storage compartment. Continuing around the hull is the 3-burner stove followed by the refrigerated ice box. There are teak cup and dish organizers above the icebox. All along the hull side is cabinet storage, with sliding Plexiglas doors keeping things looking tidy.

Aft stateroom: Your guests get a private cabin that includes a bureau with a hanging locker and two drawers. The full berth is 5' wide at the head, 3’ at the foot and 6'6" in length. There is Alaskan cedar staving along hull side. Two reading lights, one overhead light and three opening ports provide plenty of light and ventilation in this cabin.

• Memory foam mattresses in both staterooms (2010)
• Ultra Suede saloon cushions (2010)
• Varnished teak interior (2010)
• Alaskan yellow cedar hullside staving
• White foam backed vinyl overhead panels (2007)
• Lockers are all lined to eliminate condensation and to add a finished look

• Double stainless steel sink
• Single lever H/C pressure water mixer
• Tasco 3 burner LPG stove with oven and safety bar
• Two 6# aluminum LPG tanks (recertified 2010)
• Tempo fume detector
• Sunbeam microwave oven
• Verismo K-cup coffee maker
• 6 cubic foot Icebox
• Adler Barbour GU-200 12v air/water cooled refrigerator/freezer (2010)
• Refrigeration serviced and recharged (2014)
• Large dry bin storage
• “Garage door” access to trash bin stored in lazarette
• Teak dish organizer
• Dishware

• Vacuflush fresh water head (2010)
• SeaLand Odor-Safe sanitation hoses (2010)
• Holding tank
• Macerator pump for overboard discharge (2010)
• Grohe H/C mixer with pull-out shower wand
• Shurflo shower sump pump (2014)

• Atlantic 6 gallon hot water heater
• Water heater element replaced (2014)
• Shurflo 3.8 gpm fresh water pump
• Jabsco accumulator tank
• Fresh water tank gauge (2010)
• Par Max 4.0 raw water wash-down pump (2012)
• Whale Gusher manual bilge pump
• Electric bilge pump (2014)

• Fin keel (lead) and spade rudder
• Marelon thru-hulls and seacock valves
• Bottom paint (2014)
• White deck with contrasting off-white non-skid
• Stainless steel bow roller
• Danforth Deepset P1000 plow anchor w/15’ of 3/8” chain and 150’ of 5/8” nylon rode
• Fortress FX23 anchor w/approx. 25’ of 5/16” chain and 100’ of nylon rode
• Slotted aluminum toe rail
• Stainless steel bow and stern pulpits
• Double stainless steel wire lifelines (2008)
• Port & starboard boarding gates (2008)
• Five mooring cleats
• Teak grab rails
• Teak housetop chocks for hard dinghy
• Exterior teak stripped and refinished w/5 coats of Cetol ('16)
• Stainless steel folding swim ladder on transom
• Bimini frame
• Dodger frame
• Old dodger and bimini canvas is on board for patterns
• Three deck hatches w/hatch covers
• Solar vent
• Four fixed lights w/tinted glazing (2007)
• Nine opening ports

• Carbon fiber freestanding mast
• Aluminum boom w/lazy jacks
• 1x19 wire fractional forestay
• Rigid SS boom vang
• Harken traveler
• Running rigging replaced (2010)
• All sail controls are led aft to the cockpit
• Barient 2 speed #27 self-tailing winches (2)
• Spinlock line clutches (5)
• Lewmar triple line clutch
• Line organizers
• Milwaukee Cinch Winch 1600 rechargeable electric winch handle
• Full batten main upgraded with batten cars (2010)
• Main and jib serviced (2015)
• Self-tending Camberspar jib (2010)
• Mainsail cover (2010)
• Jib cover (2010)
• Running rigging (2010)
• Winch handles
• Winch handle pockets (2)

The engine was removed from the boat and serviced in 2010. While it was out it was cleaned and repainted and the engine compartment was reinsulated.

• Yanmar 3GM30F 3 cylinder 27HP diesel engine, S/N 03550
• Kanzaki KM2P 2.61:1 transmission, S/N 11661
• PYI PSS dripless shaft seal (2010)
• Two blade feathering Martec prop
• Valves serviced and adjusted (2010)
• Fuel pump and lines (2010)
• Aluminum fuel tank with mechanical fuel tank gauge
• Oil lines (2010)
• Heat exchanger (2010)
• Raw water pump (2010)
• Exhaust system and hoses (2010)
• Cooling hoses (2010)
• Belts, filters and impeller replaced (2010)
• Oil & filters changed (2015)
• Racor fuel/water separator
• Edson pedestal steering w/40” stainless steel destroyer wheel
• Dual lever throttle/shifter controls
• Ritchie compass
• Webasto 16,000 BTU reverse-cycle heat/air conditioning (2010)
• Webasto digital display control pad and remote control (2010)
• Air conditioning circulation pump replaced (2014)

• Marinco 30A shore power connections (2)
• Four 50’ 30A shore power cords (2 new in 2014)
• Two 50A to two 30A splitters (2014)
• Pro Mariner galvanic isolator monitor
• Boss 120V electrical panel w/volt meter
• Blue Sea Systems auxiliary 120V panel
• 120V receptacles throughout with GFCI protection
• Full bonding system
• Boss 12v electrical panel w/amp meter
• Blue Sea Systems auxiliary 12v distribution panel
• Blue Sea Systems digital 12v volt meter w/low voltage alarm (2003)
• 4D AGM Engine battery (2010)
• 4D AGM House battery (2010)
• Blue Sea Systems battery selector/combiner switch
• Magnum 2000 pure sine wave battery charger/inverter (2012)
• Magnum charger/inverter monitor (2012)
• Xantrex Link 1000 battery monitor
• 12v receptacle at nav station
• Safe-T-Alert CO detector

• Navpod at helm for cockpit instruments (2010)
• Garmin 4012 color radar/chartplotter (2010)
• Maps and software updated (2014)
• Garmin 4Kw HD radar (2010)
• Edson radar post with floodlight (2010)
• Garmin 547XS GPS/chartplotter at nav (2014)
• Raymarine integrated AIS system (2011; not hooked up; receive only)
• Robertson AP300X linear drive autopilot
• Robertson autopilot remote with 18’ cord
• Autopilot interfaced with navigation instruments (2010)
• Robertson/Simrad IS11 speed (needs service)
• Robertson/Simrad IS11 depth (serviced 2014)
• Tacktick1033 wind instrument (2010)
• Iridium satellite phone w/internet access (requires subscription) (2010)
• Raymarine Ray55 VHF radio w/DSC (2014)
• Raymarine RAM mic at helm (2014)
• Metz masthead VHF antenna
• ICOM handheld VHF radio
• Dynex 22” LCD flat screen TV w/Dolby digital sound (2010)
• LG DVD player (2014)
• Pioneer AVH-P3200 AM/FM receiver w/DVD/MP3/WMA/iTunes/iPod/8 band equalizer/Bluetooth
• Pioneer cockpit speakers
• Marinco cable TV/phone shore connection
• Firdell Blipper radar reflector mast mounted

• Cockpit cushions (2010)
• Decorator cockpit pillows (2010)
• Boat hooks
• Fenders (2010)
• Dock lines
• Edson folding teak cockpit table and cup holders
• Wheel and binnacle cover (2012)
• Edson outboard motor pad
• Flag pole
• Lifesling
• Life jackets
• Throwable flotation cushions
• West Marine jack lines (2)
• West Marine rescue throw rope
• Bosun’s seat
• Companionway screen
• Hatch screens
• Weems and Plath SS clock, barometer and comfortmeter
• Weems and Plath
• 3 million candle power 12v. spot light
• Diesel jerry cans (4)
• Potable water jerry can
• Numerous spare parts, filters, etc.

If it shows, it goes!

Potential purchasers should assume that any items on the vessel at the time of viewing, but not specifically listed on this specification sheet, are not included with the sale of the yacht. These specifications are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed. Specifications are provided for information purposes. Data was obtained from sources believed reliable but is not guaranteed by owner or brokers. Buyer assumes responsibility to verify all speeds, consumptions, capacities and other measurements contained herein and otherwise provided, and agrees to instruct his/her agents or his/her surveyor to confirm such details prior to purchase. This vessel is subject to sale, price and inventory changes or withdrawal from market without notice.