Greenwich 24 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · long

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

24.25' · 7.39 m

Disp.

3,825 lbs · 1,735 kg

First year

1968

The Greenwich 24 represents a pivotal, if often overlooked, chapter in the history of the Allied Boat Company. Launched in the mid1960s, it was designed by George Stadel III as a rugged, fullkeeled "pocket cruiser" intended to bring the builder’s reputation for offshore durability to a more accessible scale. While the company was primarily known for the globetrotting Seawind 30, the Greenwich 24 was positioned as a capable coastal explorer for the budgetconscious sailor. It features a traditional aesthetic with graceful overhangs and a full keel with a protected aperture for the propeller—a design philosophy that prioritizes stability and tracking over raw speed. Despite Allied’s reputation for highend builds, the Greenwich 24 was marketed as an entrylevel vessel, yet it retained the heavy handlaid fiberglass layup that defined the Catskill, New York, yard.