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1983 Uniflite 36 Double Cabin. A standout model in the world of motoryachts. 2 Cabins and 2 full heads, fully enclosed Flybridge w/ command center!

The 1983 Uniflite 36 Double Cabin was a standout model in the world of motoryachts for it's time, known for robust construction, spacious layout, and practical design. Built by Uniflite, a company renowned for its durable and seaworthy vessels, this particular model offers a blend of comfort and performance that appeals to both casual boaters and serious boating enthusiasts.

At 36', and nearly 13' beam, the Uniflite is spacious enough for extended trips with friends and family, yet manageable for some smaller waterways and marinas. Uniflite boats are celebrated for their solid construction and longevity, and the 36 Double Cabin is no exception. Built to handle a variety of weather conditions, this motoryacht provides a stable and secure ride. The double cabin layout, particularly this "Plan D" configuration with the aft stateroom, is highly favored for its privacy and convenience.

Equipped with twin inboard engines, the 1983 model houses dual Crusader 350 gasoline engines with approximately 1,100 hours. Each providing 350 horsepower for a combined total of 700 horsepower. This power setup allows the yacht to cruise comfortably at manufacturer reported 15-17 knots, with an approximate top speed of around 20-22 knots.

The Uniflite 36 Double Cabin features a fiberglass hull known for its strength and longevity. The semi-displacement hull design provides a stable and smooth ride, even in rougher waters. The deck is also constructed from fiberglass, providing durability and low maintenance.

The exterior of the Uniflite 36 Double Cabin is designed with both functionality and leisure in mind. The aft deck is fully covered in canvas and isinglass, providing a perfect space for outdoor seating and activities, and protected from the elements. The flybridge, a hallmark of this model, offers a commanding view and includes a helm station with full controls and additional seating for passengers.

The vessel's interior is designed to maximize comfort and space, featuring two cabins - a double cabin aft and a V-berth forward. Sleeping accommodations for up to six people between the forward and aft cabin, and the convertible L-shaped sofa in the salon.

The "Plan D" layout of the 1983 Uniflite 36 Double Cabin is particularly noteworthy. This configuration includes the aft stateroom with an en-suite head, making it ideal for extended cruising or living aboard.

The interior woodwork of the Uniflite 36 Double Cabin is crafted with quality finishes, adding a touch of warmth and a classic nautical feel to the vessel. Storage is ample throughout the yacht, with closets, drawers, and under-seat compartments ensuring that there is plenty of space to stow personal belongings and equipment.

You step inside into a spacious main salon with large windows, providing excellent visibility and natural light. The salon is furnished with comfortable seating, including an L-shaped sofa, two recliner chairs, and additional storage just behind the lower helm. All lined in beautiful teak woodwork and full carpet throughout.

Step down to the forward galley, fully equipped with a 3 burner stove, oven, refrigerator & freezer, double sink, and ample storage cabinets. Just off of the galley is the common head with full shower and easy access from the forward V-berth.

An added custom feature of this Uniflite 36 Double Cabin is its extended swim platform with a custom set of steps. These steps facilitate easy entry from both the port and starboard sides, leading directly to the flybridge. This thoughtful addition enhances the vessel's accessibility and convenience, making it easier for passengers to move between the swim platform and the flybridge.

Whether you are looking for a reliable cruiser for extended voyages or a comfortable liveaboard yacht, the Uniflite 36 Double Cabin is a standout. Its spacious accommodations, practical layout, and unique customizations is sure to be a beloved model among boating enthusiasts.