Used Seaward 23 Sailboats for Sale

Seaward 23 Drawing
Make
Seaward
Model
23
Builder
Hake Yachts, Inc.
Designer
Nick Hake
Number Built
Production Year(s)
1984 - 2002

The Seaward 23, a quintessential pocket cruiser designed by Nick Hake, emerged in the mid-1980s as an evolved successor to the Seaward 22. Built by Hake Yachts in Florida, the vessel was conceived to bridge the gap between trailerable daysailers and serious coastal cruisers. Its design philosophy emphasizes "big boat" features—such as a dedicated head, a functional galley, and a solid fiberglass hull—within a 23-foot frame that remains manageable for a solo sailor or a small family. Unlike many light-displacement boats of its era, the Seaward 23 was engineered with a focus on stability and shallow-water exploration, making it a staple in the thin waters of the Florida Keys and the Chesapeake Bay. While the model was eventually superseded by the larger Seaward 25 and the more technologically advanced "RK" (Retractable Keel) series, the original 23 remains a highly sought-after hull on the pre-owned market for its robust construction and timeless lines.

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