36' Cape George 36' Cutter

This is a very rare find proven world cruiser! The Cape George 36 Cutter is a traditional, heavy-displacement offshore cruising sailboat built by Cecil Lange & Son. This is a particularly good blue water sailboat. In 2023, South African sailor, Kirsten Neuschfer, won the Golden Globe race around
The Cape George 36 was designed primarily for offshore passage making and heavy-weather cruising. Its long Full keel provides excellent tracking, directional stability, and a comfortable motion at sea. It is known for being exceptionally seaworthy, forgiving, and capable of carrying heavy cruising loads. It is widely considered one of the classic Pacific Northwest-built cruising sailboats and remains sought after by sailors looking for a serious offshore cutter.

Galley
Propane range with 3 cooktops. Two propane tanks in cockpit
Double sink, with hot and cold water
Refrigerator/freezer
Storage cabinets, stocked with plates, large and medium bowls, mixing bowl, cutting boarts, sauce pans, coffee pots, skillet, utensils, trays
Accommodations
Sleeps 5 two bench seats in main cabin, aft berth, V-berth, all cushioned
Large cabin table w/fold-down leafs
Air conditioned cabin when on shore power.
Heavy gauge bronze porthole windows
Bronze dorade air vents, changeable to lower profile plastimo dorade vents
Head with toilet, showerhead with hot and cold water
Sails and Rigging
Staysail boom attacheable enables tacking without re-trimming the sheets

Nine Sails:

Main
Jibs
No. 1 (North) 17 foot
Yankee (Banks) Med-heavy weight 22 foot
Reacher / Drifter (North) light weight 28 foot
Storm jib 13 foot
Jib top sail 15 foot
Staysail (De Witt) (for cutter-rigged sailing) 13 foot, staysail
Spinnakers
Symmetrical 24 foot
Asymmetrical (Quantum 2015) 30 foot, girth 28.93
18 carbon fibre spinnaker pole
Telescoping whisker/spinnaker with piston fitting at both ends
Self-steering windvane in storage can be attached when needed
Cutter rigged, with easily removable inner forestay to enable sailing as a sloop.
Racing
Maintained GBCA PHRF Certificate : 2025 Spinnaker Rating 189, Non-Spinnaker: 208
Several top three finishes in Houston Yacht Club PHRF races
LYC Galveston Pensacola Race First Place (Pre-2008)
LYC Harvest Moon Regatta
Cruising Non-Spinnaker Class First Place 2013
PHRF Bacardi Fleet (27 boats) 13th place 2012
PHRF Spinnaker Division 3rd Place 2011
Additional
Anchors: Two anchors, each with own line, including one CQR plow anchor with 200 chain.

Marine CB radio, Garmin GPS and radar, AIS transponder, AM- FM Receiver, Depth sounder

Dual cockpit compasses

Cockpit canvas bimini canopy and foreward acryllic dodger

Air conditioned cabin when on shore power.

Heavy gauge bronze porthole windows

Bronze dorade air vents, changeable to lower profile plastimo dorade vents

Canvas:

Cockpit bimini and dodger
Covers for main, skylight, bowsprit, forward hatch and dorade boxes
Cutter rigged, with easily removable inner forestay to enable sailing as a sloop.

Dyer fiberglass dinghy, 8 long, 4 beam, mounts on cabin top rack, has 7 mast and sail and rudder

Self-steering windvane can be attached

Varnished 6 boat hook

Mosquito screens for companionway and forward hatch

Safety

4 Fire Extinguishers
First aid kits
Tossable bouy, life ring and 5 seat cushion throwable floats
Life preserevers/vests: 5 offshore inflatable LPs with recharge bottles 7 orange LPs
Emergency ditch bag with: Ssignal flares, floating electic signal flashing light, orange flag, horn, whistles
Floating safety flag

Spotlight plug in

Flag pole aft mount

Flag pole backstay mount

6 fenders

Stainless BBQ pit mounts on stern railing

Oil lanterns for in-cabin use

Built in charcoal heater in cabin

Long string of colored pennants runs from bow to masthead to stern

Bosuns chair/seat

Shroud tension guage

Bins with spare blocks, stainless steel misc screws, pins, light bulbs, fuel filter, oil filter, spare belts, etc

Bottom cleaned, including through hull openings cleared and zincs che