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Introduced in 1965 at the height of the midcentury fiberglass revolution, the Cheoy Lee Offshore 27—initially marketed and widely known as the Newell Cadet—stands as a classic testament to a bygone era of yacht design. Commissioned by the renowned Cheoy Lee Shipyard of Hong Kong and drawn by Connecticutbased naval architect George Taylor Newell, the vessel was conceived as a highquality, pocket cruiser designed to stand out in a market rapidly filling with utilitarian, allfiberglass production boats. Newell styled the Offshore 27 with classic aesthetic sensibilities, giving her eyecatching overhangs fore and aft, a gentle spoon bow, a traditional full keel, and a sweeping sheer line that earned her the reputation of a "little goldplater" among contemporary critics.
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Monthly asking-price and listing-volume trends for the Cheoy Lee Offshore 27. The line shows the median ask each month; the bars show how many listings appeared.