1989 Monk

Special

Length

36

Year

1989

Fuel type

Diesel

Location

Beaufort, NC

Your Day on the Water just got better!

The PowerBoat Guide touts the well-respected Monk 36 as a“graceful aft-cabin trawler” offering a mix of “simplicity, comfortand seaworthiness.”

Basic Info

Year: 1989

Make: Monk

Model: 36

Class: Trawler

Length: 36

Fuel Type: Diesel

Contact Information

Please contact Beaufort Yacht Sales at 252-728-3155

Last Dance is a classic Monk 36 trawler, hull number 164, and was previously named Eight Bells. The Monk 36 is one of the most respectedand popular semi-displacement trawlers ever built, known for its solid construction, practical layout, and excellent performance on the water.Designed with long-range cruising in mind, it’s a favorite among Great Loop cruisers and coastal voyagers alike. Last Dance is a veteran of theBahamas and has served her current owners well for the last five years, proving herself as a comfortable, capable, and trustworthy cruisingvessel. She is powered by a single Cummins turbo diesel engine, offering dependable and fuel-efficient performance, and is equipped with aPhasor generator driven by a Kubota engine for reliable onboard power. The semi-displacement hull delivers a comfortable, stable ride andefficient handling at moderate speeds. Accommodations include two private cabins—one forward with a V-berth and one aft with an islanddouble berth—along with two heads, each with a shower. Inside and outside steering stations make her suitable for all-weather navigation,while the open salon and galley provide a bright and functional living space. With her proven design, strong mechanical foundation, andcruising history, Last Dance is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking for a dependable liveaboard or Great Loop-ready trawler.

Accommodations Below

Forward guest cabin with large V-berth and hangin locker
Separate head and shower to port
Main salon features an L-shaped settee with drop down teak table
Lower helm starboard
L-shaped galley up and starboard
Double S/S sink
Vitrofrigo refrigerator
Magic Chef 4-burner LPG stove with oven
Magic Chef microwave oven
Formica counter tops
Master stateroom stepping down from salon
Queen berth starboard with storage underneath
Private head with tub/shower

On Deck

Functional mast and boom
Signaling mast with antenna and LED spreader lights
Bow pulpit
Stern mouted adjustable dingy davits
Enclosed upper helm with Isinglass and Sunbrella canvas
Teak swim platform with boarding steps and drop down ladder
Non-skid decks
24 x 24 Bomar hatch fore and aft decks
S/S port lights with screens
Chain locker accessible through forward berth hatch
Double roller S/S anchor davit
Mantus anchor primary with 50′ 3/8″ chain and 200′ rode
CQR spare anchor
Danforth spare anchor
Seawolf 12v windlass with deck and helm controls
10′ Highfield aluminum RIB (2024)
9.9hp Mercury outboard (2024)

Equipment

Forward Cruisair heat/air 16,000 BTU
Aft Webasto heat/air 16,000 BTU (2024)
Standard Horizon Intrepid VHF mounted at lower helm
Garmin GH10 autopilot
Garmin 5212 GPS
Standard Horizon CP1800 GPS/Plotter
Garmin GM110 depth sounder
Ritchie compass upper helm
Cruiser compass lower helm
Battery isolator
Alternater
Macerator
Y-valve
Rule 2000 bilge pump (2)
Whaler Gulper manual bilge
Shower sump pumps
2800w Magnum inverter
Anchor light on sensor
Separate Standard Horizon VHF station at upper helm
Garmin radar
6v Trojan house batteries (6)
Push button marine heads (2)
Engine – new turbo (2023)

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.