1994 Monk Monk Trawler Yacht - Limited Series Sold Boat in Annapolis(Edgewater), MD US
Monk Trawler Yacht - Limited Series
1 Engine (Perkins)
36 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Location | Annapolis(Edgewater) | Baltimore | Baltimore | Baltimore | Baltimore | Baltimore |
| Nominal Length | 36' | 48' | 37' | 41' | 54' | 63' |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | Perkins | - | - | - | - | - |
| Total Engine Power | 135 hp | - | - | - | - | - |
| Days on Market | 172 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 9 |
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Overview
During '93 to '95, this limited series 36' Monk Trawler Yacht was one of few built in Nova Scotia where boat building is a proud tradition and distinctively noted for seaworthiness and exceptional building techniques.
Prior to '93 the Monk 36's were built in Asia where teak decks, trim, window frames, eyebrows and other wood trim were utilized. Major exterior changes were made to include powder coated aluminum window frames, heavier s/s rails and stanchions, a very comfortable beige non skid surface on all deck areas and the interiors underwent a beautiful upgrade of satin finished solid teak tongue and groove vertical staving on the walls and bulkheads along with high quality furniture joinery that became the hallmark of this new 36 Monk Trawler Yacht from Canada.
Also, more upgrades became standard such as marble vanity tops and a tiled shower stall while for the "Derreen" special custom yet functional features designed and built by John Hollenbach* were added throughout the yacht.
Her Perkins 135hp engine reportedly drives "Derreen" at an economical 7.2 knots while sipping fuel. Below, the illuminated engine room is roomy, easily accessible, well organized, clean and bright.
Safety on deck became evident with heavier high quality North American stainless steel rails and stanchions.
Except for the aft cabin design change whereby the queen berth was made centerline and surrounded with gnerous storage, the layout and hull design remain basically the same as other Monk 36 trawlers. However, "Derreen" does stand apart from the rest as one of the limited edition Monk 36 "Trawler Yachts" to possibly consider. Come visit the "Derreen" and see the difference.
Overview
During '93 to '95, this limited series 36' Monk Trawler Yacht was one of few built in Nova Scotia where boat building is a proud tradition and distinctively noted for seaworthiness and exceptional building techniques.
Prior to '93 the Monk 36's were built in Asia where teak decks, trim, window frames, eyebrows and other wood trim were utilized. Major exterior changes were made to include powder coated aluminum window frames, heavier s/s rails and stanchions, a very comfortable beige non skid surface on all deck areas and the interiors underwent a beautiful upgrade of satin finished solid teak tongue and groove vertical staving on the walls and bulkheads along with high quality furniture joinery that became the hallmark of this new 36 Monk Trawler Yacht from Canada.
Also, more upgrades became standard such as marble vanity tops and a tiled shower stall while for the “Derreen” special custom yet functional features designed and built by John Hollenbach* were added throughout the yacht.
Her Perkins 135hp engine reportedly drives “Derreen” at an economical 7.2 knots while sipping fuel. Below, the illuminated engine room is roomy, easily accessible, well organized, clean and bright.
Safety on deck became evident with heavier high quality North American stainless steel rails and stanchions.
Except for the aft cabin design change whereby the queen berth was made centerline and surrounded with gnerous storage, the layout and hull design remain basically the same as other Monk 36 trawlers. However, "Derreen" does stand apart from the rest as one of the limited edition Monk 36 “Trawler Yachts” to possibly consider. Come visit the “Derreen” and see the difference.
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Customers praise the 1994 Monk Monk Trawler Yacht - Limited Series for its sturdy construction and classic design, highlighting its reliable performance on the water
Many appreciate the spacious and comfortable interior, noting that it offers ample living space for extended trips. The yacht's efficient fuel consumption and smooth handling are frequently mentioned as standout features. Enthusiasts also commend the timeless aesthetic and the quality craftsmanship that the Limited Series delivers, making it a desirable choice for both seasoned sailors and those new to trawler yachts. Overall, owners value its blend of functionality, comfort, and enduring style.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1994 Monk Monk Trawler Yacht - Limited Series offers a blend of classic styling and reliable performance, making it a desirable choice for trawler enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Classic Design: The Limited Series maintains the timeless, elegant lines typical of Monk trawlers, appealing to those who appreciate traditional aesthetics.
Solid Construction: Built in 1994, this yacht benefits from robust craftsmanship and quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity.
Comfortable Living Space: The layout is designed for extended cruising, featuring spacious cabins, a functional galley, and ample seating areas.
Fuel Efficiency: As a trawler, it offers economical cruising speeds, making it ideal for long-distance voyages without excessive fuel consumption.
Good Stability: The hull design provides stability and a comfortable ride in various sea conditions.
Cons
Older Systems: Being a 1994 model, some onboard systems and electronics may be outdated and could require upgrades or maintenance.
Limited Speed: Trawler yachts prioritize efficiency and comfort over speed, so this model may have slower cruising speeds compared to other yacht types.
Maintenance Costs: Older vessels can incur higher maintenance and repair costs, especially if original parts are needed.
Space Utilization: While comfortable, the interior layout may feel less modern or optimized compared to newer yachts with contemporary design innovations.
Made For
The 1994 Monk Monk Trawler Yacht - Limited Series is designed for discerning boaters who appreciate classic craftsmanship combined with reliable performance. Ideal for those seeking a sturdy and elegant vessel for extended cruising, this yacht caters to individuals or families who value comfort, spacious living areas, and a timeless design for leisurely adventures on the water. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a passionate enthusiast, this limited series trawler offers a perfect blend of tradition and functionality.
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