33' Canadian Sailcraft CS 33

1984 CS 33 Sailboat Deep Fin Keel USCG Documented Mamaroneck, NY

Asking Price: $10,500

Well-maintained 1984 CS 33 located on a mooring in Mamaroneck, NY. This is the desirable deep fin keel version designed by Raymond Wall, known for its excellent sailing performance, solid construction, and comfortable cruising accommodations. The boat is U.S. Coast Guard documented and has been enjoyed on Western Long Island Sound.
The CS 33 has an excellent reputation as both a cruiser and club racer. It is fast, well balanced, and sails exceptionally well to windward.

Specifications
Builder: Canadian Sailcraft (CS Yachts)
Year: 1984
Length Overall: 33 ft
Beam: 10 ft 5 in
Draft: Approximately 6 ft (deep fin keel)
Displacement: Approximately 10,500 lb
Ballast: Approximately 4,250 lb
Documentation: U.S. Coast Guard Documented
Location: Mamaroneck, New York

Condition
The boat has been used primarily for recreational sailing on Long Island Sound and is being offered as an excellent opportunity for someone looking for a quality CS 33 at an attractive price. It would make an outstanding cruiser or club racer for an owner willing to address the engine maintenance.

Comments
This boat represents an outstanding opportunity for an experienced sailor looking for a respected design at an attractive price.
While the engine will require attention, the CS 33 remains a highly regarded cruising sailboat with an active owner community and strong reputation for performance.

Contact
Please contact me with any questions or to arrange a viewing in Mamaroneck, NY.
Serious inquiries only.

Engine & Propulsion
Powered by a Bukh DV20 two-cylinder marine diesel.

The engine starts and runs well, however recent inspection found water contamination in the engine oil. The engine should be considered a candidate for repair, overhaul, or replacement and is being represented accordingly. The asking price reflects this condition.
The boat is equipped with a desirable Martec three-blade feathering propeller that significantly reduces drag under sail while delivering improved thrust in reverse compared with a fixed two-blade propeller.

Electrical
New Duralast Platinum AGM engine-start battery (2026)
Two Trojan deep-cycle house batteries
Shore power connection

Sails and Rig
North Roller-furling headsail (purchased 2006)
Hood Mainsail
Original standing rigging

Features
Spacious cruising interior
Enclosed head with sink and shower (Raritan, replaced in 2006)
Galley with 2 burner stove and oven
Navigation station
V-berth forward
Cedar lined closet
Wheel steering
Roller furling
Excellent sailing characteristics
Well-regarded Canadian-built performance cruiser

Ground Tackle
30 lb CQR plow anchor
Chain rode
Manual windlass

Canvas
Dodger
Mainsail cover (serviced in 2026)