Piewiet 1050 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

35.1' · 10.7 m

Displ.

11,023 lbs · 5,000 kg

First year

1973

The Piewiet 1050 is a quintessential example of Dutch maritime engineering from the late 1970s and 1980s, designed by the renowned E.G. van de Stadt and built by the Van der Rest Nautic yard in Wemeldinge, Netherlands. Positioned as the flagship of the Piewiet range during its production run, the 1050 was conceived as a robust, seagoing cruiser capable of handling the demanding conditions of the North Sea while maintaining a level of performance that appealed to the "fast cruiser" market of its era. Constructed primarily of solid fiberglass with a sandwichcore deck, the vessel is recognized for its heavyduty build quality and its classic Van de Stadt silhouette, characterized by a moderate beam, a sharp entry, and a wellbalanced hull form. While the builder has since transitioned into a fullservice marina and yacht brokerage, the Piewiet 1050 remains a respected name in Northern European waters for sailors seeking a dependable, bluewater capable hull without the premium price tag of contemporary Scandinavian counterparts.