Cape Cod Yacht for Sale | 36 Covey Island Boat Works Yachts Seattle, WA

Cape Cod Boat | 36' Covey Island Boat Works 1997

CAPE COD is a handsome expression of the Down East lobster boat tradition, pairing Spencer Lincoln’s well-proportioned lines with the craftsmanship of Covey Island Boatworks. Her blue hull, sweeping sheer, and teak decks give her a distinctive presence, while a bright, traditionally finished interior and spacious cockpit make her equally inviting aboard. White-painted bulkheads, warm mahogany joinery, and exposed laminated deck beams lend a timeless character to practical accommodations for a cruising couple. Her single 420 hp Cummins diesel delivers economical cruising at 8.5 knots with the ability to reach 18 knots when desired, while a bow thruster, diesel heat, and a well-equipped galley support comfortable Pacific Northwest cruising. From quiet evenings at anchor to exploring farther afield, CAPE COD offers an appealing combination of classic design, thoughtful construction, and everyday usability.

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CAPE COD combines the traditional lines of a Down East lobster boat with the craftsmanship of her Covey Island construction. Her hull form, designed by Spencer Lincoln of Maine, draws inspiration from the working boats of the North Atlantic, with a beautifully proportioned sheer and a raised bow that lends a purposeful, seaworthy character. Spray knockers at the bow complement her traditional profile.

The hull was built using a strip-planking method, with 2 × 2-inch strips encapsulated in epoxy and finished with two layers of 11-ounce fiberglass cloth. This construction reflects the traditional boatbuilding heritage behind her design while providing a durable composite hull.

The hull is finished in a distinctive stars-and-stripes blue with a red boot stripe and green bottom paint. A stainless steel rub strake extends the full length of the hull, providing protection along the hull sides. The decks feature a teak overlay, with a tall cap rail extending aft toward the cockpit and stainless steel handrails providing secure access forward from the side doors. Stainless cabin-top handrails, wood-trimmed deck hatches with lenses, and a center stainless steel dorade on the foredeck add both practical utility and traditional character.

Forward, a dedicated stainless tube anchor roller platform carries three rollers and a Rocna anchor, with a Lewmar electric windlass providing anchoring assistance. The foredeck arrangement is complemented by the raised bow and practical deck access characteristic of her Down East design.

A spacious cockpit offers a generous working and entertaining area, with a teak sole and a full-width aft bench seat with storage lockers beneath. A hatch provides access to the bilge space below the cockpit sole. Stainless davits at the stern carry an AB RIB dinghy with a 20 hp outboard, adding practical utility for exploring and accessing shore.