Granada 24 Sailboats for Sale

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

23.43' · 7.14 m

Disp.

3,968 lbs · 1,800 kg

First year

1974

The Granada 24 represents a pivotal moment in Danish boatbuilding, emerging in the mid1970s as a sophisticated alternative to the utilitarian pocket cruisers of the era. Designed by Jørn Hansen, the vessel was conceived during a period when the Scandinavian market demanded boats that could both handle the choppy conditions of the Kattegat and provide enough refinement for weekend family cruising. Produced by Granada Yachts in the thousands (with some estimates placing the total hull count around 400 to 600 units), the 24 set a standard for "solid construction" that would define the brand until its eventual dissolution. While larger siblings like the Granada 27 and 31 garnered more attention for offshore capabilities, the 24 remained the quintessential entrypoint for the Baltic sailor, offering a blend of nimble handling and a surprisingly warm, woodheavy interior that punched well above its weight class.