Sloop Beaufort 14 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

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Beaufort 14
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The Beaufort 14 is a distinguished blue-water cruising yacht designed by the legendary French naval architect Jean-Jacques Herbulot and primarily constructed by the Etudes de Carènes shipyard in France. Produced between approximately 1974 and 1988, this model reflects Herbulot’s philosophy of creating robust, high-volume vessels capable of extended offshore passages. Often referred to by its metric length, the Beaufort 14 measures roughly 14.2 to 14.65 meters (approximately 47 to 48 feet) and is recognized for its characteristic heavy-displacement hull and "traditional" aesthetic. While often rigged as a ketch to manage sail area for short-handed cruising, sloop-rigged variants were also produced to offer a simpler sail plan for modern coastal and blue-water use.

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