Cobra 1050 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Monohull · twin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

34.33' · 10.46 m

Displ.

12,500 lbs · 5,670 kg

First year

1979

The Cobra 1050 represents the pinnacle of David Feltham’s design work for the shortlived but prolific Cobra Yachts shipyard. Launched in the late 1970s as the flagship of the range, the 1050 was designed to provide the interior volume of a much larger vessel while maintaining the manageable handling characteristics required by a family crew. Unlike its smaller siblings, the 750 and 850, which were primarily coastal "pocket" cruisers, the 1050 was conceived as a true offshorecapable yacht. Its hull is characterized by a highvolume midsection and substantial freeboard, a design choice that prioritizes internal living space and secondary stability. Following the closure of Cobra Yachts in 1982, the molds were famously acquired by Seawolf Yachts, where the design continued production with minor modifications as the Seawolf 35.