Morris boats for sale

In 1972, at age 32, Tom Morris started Morris Yachts in Maine by designing and building the 25-foot Pemaquid Friendship Sloop. Fast forward four decades and today, the company still builds custom and semi-custom power and sailboats for a discerning clientele. The current vessel line includes the classic M-series (46 to 80 feet) and Ocean series (45 to 52 feet). M series cruising yachts feature long overhangs and elegant lines, while the more contemporary Ocean series are high-end, ocean-going performance cruisers. Over 300 hulls have been produced with the latest being the M46 which launched in 2013. The company also offers charters on individually owned Morris yachts.

Morris overview

Morris is a long-established yacht builder in the boating world. YachtWorld currently has 35 Morris yachts for sale, including 0 new vessels and 35 used yachts, listed by experienced boat dealers mainly in the following countries: United States and United Kingdom.

What type of yachts does Morris build?

Morris models can range in size and length from 27 feet to 55 feet with unique boat hull types including monohull, displacement and other. They are usually used for traditional, time-honored activities such as overnight cruising, sailing, day cruising and watersports. Morris produces models with inboard propulsion systems, available in diesel fuel systems.

What Morris is the best?

Some of the most widely-known Morris models currently include: M36, M29, 28 Linda, Justine and Justine 36. Various classic and vintage Morris models, built as far back as 1984, are currently offered for sale by specialized yacht brokers on YachtWorld. Many sleek, more modern yachts built as recently as 2015 are available from professional yacht dealers and brokerages around the world.

How much do Morris boats cost?

Morris boats for sale on YachtWorld are offered at an assortment of prices from $40,134 on the relatively lower-priced models all the way up to $973,840 for the most luxurious yachts. Premiere models can accommodate motors up to an exceptional 182 horsepower, while smaller models may have as modest as 13 horsepower engines (although the average engine size is 27 HP).

Why are Morris boats popular?

Morris boats are famous for their Cruisers, Daysailer, Center Cockpit, Racing and Saltwater Fishing. These vessels generally have a bigger draft and exceedingly wide beam, characteristics that make them ideal for overnight cruising, sailing, day cruising and watersports.