Specifications

Length33'

Beam11'

Year1987

TypeSail

HullFiberglass

Fueldiesel

Description

The Pearson 33, introduced in 1986, was designed by Bill Shaw in response to the rising interest in aft staterooms and dictated full aft sections, more freeboard and greater headroom. The Pearson 33 was the third design in their trend towards performance cruising boats and is well suited for coastal cruising as well as being well suited as a club racer. With the keel centerboard configuration it is perfect for shallow waters. The generous rig combined with modern hull shape gives the Pearson 33 the ability to stand up in a breeze, yet remain responsive in light air.

There are accomodations for seven, with two in the forward cabin, one on the straight settee and two on the double in the salon and two in the aft cabin queen berth. The space is well thought out, functional and inviting.

If you are looking for an affordable cruiser/racer that's comfortable and a spirited sailer, you owe it to yourself to come take a look at this boat!

Details 1

Dimensions
Max Draft: 3'7"/ 5'11"
Ballast: 4,750
Displacement: 11,750

Details 2

Engines
Total Power: 18

Details 3

Tanks
Fuel: 20
Fresh Water: 50
Holding: 30

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Accommodations
Starting in the forward cabin, the spacious berth is complimented by teak battens on either hull side and above that, fiddled shelves. Beneath the berth there are cubby storage bins on either side. On the starboard side there is a cedar lined hanging locker, while on port is a set of drawers. Both have counters above. Ventilation and lighting for this space is provided by a pair of reading lights, an overhead hatch and a pair of opening portholes. The bifold door is a creative way to provide privacy to the space without being constantly in the way.

Moving aft into the salon, there is an L-shaped settee on starboard and a straight settee to port. The L-shaped settee easily converts into a double berth. Storage is located below both seating areas as well as behind the seat backs. Above on either side is an open shelf and then locker shelves with sliding doors above that. There is a drop-leaf table on centerline that will comfortably seat five for meals. A reading light is provided for each settee.

Aft of the straight settee is the stand-up nav table, with plenty of space to lay out charts, storage below the table top and below that a 5 cubic foot ice box with refrigeration. This is a great place to locate it, as it is thickly insulated and away from the engine and oven. A lined wet locker is aft of the nav station and has a counter above it.

Across on starboard is the galley. The deep stainless steel sink is located towards centerline and has drawers and a trash bin cabinet below it and a liquor locker on the end of the peninsula top. Along the hull side is the two burner stove and oven, with pot storage below it. Behind it is cup and dish storage as well as shelf storage with sliding doors; a large dry box is located to the left of the stove. The entire salon area is bright and airy, with two fixed lights, four opening ports, two dorade vents and one overhead hatch.

Aft of the galley is the second stateroom. As you enter the cabin there is a mirror on the right and a large locker on your left, with hanging as well as shelf storage inside. The berth is queen sized and has a shelf area at the head of the bed as well as a fiddled shelf along the hull side going aft. There are two portholes, a hatch, two overhead lights and one reading light for pleanty of light and ventilation.

The head is on the port side by the companionway steps. At first glance this space strikes you as a common sense approach to keeping things clean. The countertop and sink are all one molded piece, making wipe down a cinch. On the left end of the counter beneath a lid is a laundry hamper with a removable laundry bag. The sink has a faucet with shower diverter. There is a teak shower grate, Groco manual head and wrap around shower curtain. A medecine cabinet is behind the sink, there is storage below it and a large mirror on the opposing wall. A hatch and port provide ventilation; the space is well lit as well.

Galley:
Five CF ice box with molded shelf
Adler Barbour refrigeration (05)
Tasco 2 burner propane stove w/oven
Oven safety crash bar
Stainless steel sink
Hot & cold pressure water
6 gallon hot water heater (05)
Head:
F.R.P shower pan
Molded vanity unit with sink and hamper
Lockers with mirrored sliding doors outboard of vanity
Mirror
Shower wand with diverter valve
Groco manual head
Macerator (95)
Teak shower grate
Shower sump pump (08)

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Hull and Deck
The deck of the Pearson 33 is one of clean lines and modern styling. Moving around on deck is unobstructed and safe, making handling dock lines easy.

Fortress anchor w/5/16" chain and 1/2" rode
Danforth anchor
Single bow roller
Foredeck anchor well
External lead ballast
Balanced spade rudder
Centerboard replaced (08)
Cockpit coaming boxes
Whale Gusher manual bilge pump
Split stern pulpit (double rail) with swim ladder
Contoured cockpit with molded helmsman seat
Edson steering pedestal
Ritchie compass
Teak cockpit table
Teak grab rails
Double vinyl lifelines
Midship lifeline gate on port side
Seahood with two integral dorades
Teak toe rail
Vinyl rub rail
Dodger (05)
Helm awning

Details 6

Sails and Rigging
All control and reefing lines are led aft to the cockpit for ease of singlehanding. Line organizers keep it all neat and ready. Simple, effective and easy to use.

Main w/2 reef points (08)
Internal continous line jiffy reefing
130% Genoa (05)
Drifter
Seafurl roller furler
Double swept spreader masthead rig with single lowers
Harken traveler
Mid-boom sheeting
Inboard genoa car tracks
Lewmar 43ST primary winches
Lewmar 30ST winches on coachroof(2)
Line clutches (7)
Line organizers

Details 7

Engine

New heat exchanger (08)
Repacked stuffing box (07)
Groco raw water strainer (06)
Aluminum fuel tank with deck fill and fuel gauge
1" diameter stainless steel propeller shaft
Two blade fixed prop

Details 8

Electrical and Electronic

30 amp shore power
2 Group 27 house batteries (08)
1 Group 27 starting battery
Xantrex 20 battery regulator (05)
Battery charger (05)
Battery parallel switch
GFCI receptacle protection
Datamarine depth
Datamarine speed
Standard Horizon VHF
Realistic AM/FM/cassette w/2 speakers
Sharp 15" flat screen TV
DVD player
CruiseAire reverse cycle air conditioning
Rule electric bilge pump

Details 9

Other Equipment

Mainsail cover
Hatch covers
Pedestal cover
Winch covers
Jim Buoy horseshoe ring
Outboard motor pad
Cabin sole refinished (05)
Interior cushions replaced (05)
Magma gas grill
Yamaha 2HP outboard motor
Dock lines
Fenders

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Exclusions
Owner’s personal effects and any items not detailed in this listing.

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Disclaimer
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.