Jaguar 24 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · twin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

23.98' · 7.31 m

Disp.

3,197 lbs · 1,450 kg

First year

1990

The Jaguar 24 represents a significant evolution for the British builder Jaguar Yachts, marking a transition from the heavy, traditional lines of the 1970s to a contemporary European design language. Commissioned in the late 1990s and designed by the prolific naval architect Tony Castro, the 24 was intended to replace the aging Jaguar 25. While earlier Jaguar models like the 22 and 25 were essentially Britishbuilt versions of American Catalina designs, the Jaguar 24 is a purely European endeavor, featuring a sleek, modern hull and a fractional rig that emphasizes responsiveness. It was built at the Jaguar factory in Canvey Island, Essex, and remained a popular choice for coastal families until the builder ceased production in the mid2000s.