Brittany Class Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · long

Rig

Cutter

LOA

33.5' · 10.21 m

Disp.

12,800 lbs · 5,806 kg

First year

1940

The Brittany Class stands as a testament to the golden age of British yachting, emerging from the 1930s as a definitive "standard" design that bridged the gap between custom racing machines and robust offshore cruisers. Designed by the celebrated naval architect Robert Clark and primarily built by A.H. Moody & Sons at Swanwick, the Brittany Class was conceived just before the outbreak of World War II, with production continuing into the late 1940s. These vessels were crafted during a period when Moody was solidifying its reputation for impeccable timber construction, utilizing highgrade materials like mahogany or teak planking over rock elm or oak frames. As a "class" yacht, it offered owners the predictability of a proven hull form while maintaining the soul of a handcrafted wooden vessel.