1987 Bayfield 36 Two Cabin / One head + Tub “Althea”

The Bayfield 36 is a Canadian built, full keeled cruiser with traditional teak styling designed by Hayden Gozzard. Production started in 1985 and ran until the factory in Clinton, Ontario burned down in 1988. She is a unique combination of new and old fit & finish  with her clipper bow, trailboards, and teak combings combined with an aluminium toerail and beamy interior.

You would never guess this is a 36 ft. sailboat with her comfortable and spacious accommodation. 

The current owner has been diligent with upgrades and additions. 

The construction is solid glass with molded inserts to create the interior substructure while the deck is balsa cored. Chainplates tie into bulkheads or special stubs tied into the hull. The mast is keel stepped while the internal ballast is 6,500 pounds of lead. The fuel tankage is aluminium with 45 gallons capacity while the water and holding tanks are plastic. Her accommodations include two cabins, a head with tub, and spacious salon. 

Set sail with confidence and character aboard this 1987 Bayfield 36 Cutter, a Canadian-built cruiser known for its timeless charm, seaworthy design, and comfortable liveaboard layout. Whether you’re planning long coastal passages or dreaming of crossing oceans, the Bayfield 36 is a proven bluewater vessel with the heart and soul of a true cruiser.