Seaforth 24 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · full

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

24' · 7.32 m

Displ.

4,200 lbs · 1,905 kg

First year

1977

The Seaforth 24 is a traditionally styled, heavydisplacement pocket cruiser that represents a significant chapter in the early history of American fiberglass boatbuilding. Designed by naval architect Stephen Seaton, the vessel was initially produced by Capson Marine in 1977 before becoming one of the founding models for Precision Boat Works in Palmetto, Florida. Unlike the later, more performanceoriented designs commissioned from Jim Taylor, the Seaforth 24 was conceived as a "maxi trailerable" cruiser with a focus on seakindliness, stability, and a classic doubleender aesthetic. While it is occasionally referred to as the Precision 24 in secondary circles, the model is distinct for its fullkeel configuration and robust scantlings, marking it as a sturdier alternative to the lightweight daysailers common in the 24foot category.