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The Wright Princess 36 is a 36-foot Masthead Ketch, designed by Arthur Edmunds and built by Wright, Allied Yachts, and Allied Boat Company Inc. from 1972 to 1982. It features a Long Keel hull, a 1.4 m draft, and a displacement of 6531 kg. Allied Boat Company built the Princess 36 as a shoal-draft ketch, known for heavy construction and a 4.5-foot draft, with a 27-foot waterline and a 14,000-pound displacement.9:42 The ketch rig and moderate sail-area-to-displacement ratio prioritize comfortable motion and forgiving handling over high-performance upwind sailing.8:31 The Princess 36 was available as a cutter or ketch, with a center cockpit version called the Contessa built in small numbers. Around 1980, a bowsprit was added for the Princess 36 MKII, also offered as a cutter or ketch. The design is noted for its practical interior layout, including a V-berth, a quarter-berth, and a convertible settee in the main cabin.14:37 Aboard 59° North Sailing, the Princess 36 is described as well-suited for cruising areas like the Bahamas due to its shallow draft.43:24
