Pacific Seacraft Yachts For Sale

Pacific Seacraft yachts referenced in these listings are bluewater cruisers designed by W.I.B. Crealock and built in the United States. They reflect traditional lines and construction priorities emphasized for offshore passagemaking: robust hulls, seaworthy keel and rudder arrangements, and interiors finished in joinery materials such as teak and holly. Several examples in these listings have undergone factory work and extensive refits, underscoring the importance of routine professional maintenance for long-range cruising vessels.

The Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 described in the inventory is cutter-rigged and noted for its skeg-hung rudder paired with a cutaway full keel. It is powered by a Yanmar diesel and has features aligned with offshore use: standing rigging replaced at the Pacific Seacraft factory in 2016, new sails installed in 2019, cockpit-controllable reefing plus an additional reef at the mast, and an epoxy bottom applied in 2021 (bottom paint requires refreshing). Interior details include approximately 6’4″ headroom, a teak-and-holly sole, teak joinery, an L-shaped galley with gimballed stove/oven and dual sinks with fresh and saltwater foot pumps, a full-size chart table at the navigation station, Lewmar opening ports and a forward hatch for ventilation, and sleeping accommodation including a forward double, pilot berth and settee arrangements. Ground tackle per the inventory includes a windlass and multiple anchors; additional inventory listed aboard includes a dinghy and outboard, safety equipment and spares.

The Pacific Seacraft 40 example carries a Scheel keel with a reported 5’3″ draft and a two-cabin, one-head layout intended to suit a cruising couple with occasional guests. The layout places galley, quarterberth, head and navigation close to the companionway, a configuration commonly preferred for passagemaking. The owner history for that hull documents extensive refits completed since 2021 and multi-season cruising from Nova Scotia through the Bahamas and the Eastern Caribbean, illustrating how sustained maintenance and yard work can extend the practical service life of these designs.