Offshore One Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

32.92' · 10.03 m

Displ.

12,890 lbs · 5,847 kg

First year

1976

The Offshore One, produced by Heritage Yacht Corp. between 1976 and 1980, represents a pivotal moment in the career of legendary naval architect Charles Morgan. Following his departure from Morgan Yacht Corporation, Morgan established Heritage in Clearwater, Florida, to refine his vision of the "racercruiser." The Offshore One—most commonly found as a 33foot design—was born from the competitive pressures of the IOR (International Offshore Rule) and MORC (Midget Ocean Racing Club) eras. It was intended to bridge the gap between a highperformance racing machine and a manageable coastal cruiser, offering a more agile alternative to the heavier, centercockpit designs that were becoming prevalent in the late 1970s. As documented in a retrospective by Cruising World, Morgan’s move to Heritage allowed him to return to his roots in performanceoriented hull forms.