Dockrell 27 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Dockrell 27 Drawing
Make
Dockrell
Model
27
Builder
Dockrell Yachts
Designer
Ian Anderson
Number Built
Production Year(s)
1979 - ??

The Dockrell 27 is a robust, long-keeled cruiser that represents a significant chapter in the evolution of British production yachts. Its DNA is rooted in the Ian Anderson-designed Bowman 26 and the subsequent Hurley 27, two vessels renowned for their seaworthiness and traditional lines. When Dockrell Yachts Ltd. acquired the Hurley 27 moulds in the mid-1970s, founder John Dockrell implemented several key modifications to tailor the vessel for both the UK and North American markets. The most distinctive of these changes was the adoption of a cutter rig with a self-tacking staysail and the introduction of a wing keel ballast block, which allowed the boat to navigate shallower coastal waters without sacrificing the directional stability of a traditional long keel. Produced in Tavistock, Devon, until the early 1990s, the Dockrell 27 remains a favored choice for solo sailors and couples seeking a sturdy, "big-boat" feel in a compact 27-foot frame.

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