Martha Green 24ft Coastal Cruiser

The Martha Green 24ft is a compact coastal cruiser designed by American naval architect John Atkin. Combining traditional small-craft design with practical accommodation, she is well suited for relaxed cruising in sheltered coastal waters, bays, and calm inshore areas.

Key Features

• Traditional deadrise hull with constant flare
• Handcrafted using classic wooden boatbuilding techniques
• Comfortable cabin with nearly 6 ft of headroom
• Forward built-in berths and compact galley
• Generous onboard storage
• Open cockpit with standing top or small pilothouse
• Inboard engine for efficient cruising
• Suitable for coastal cruising and overnight trips

Materials & Construction

Built with premium marine materials, including:

• Western Red Cedar
• Mahogany
• Teak
• Marine-grade plywood
• U.S.-made Hexcel fiberglass cloth
• Marine epoxy
• System Three marine spar varnish

Each hull is carefully handcrafted to preserve the original hull geometry and characteristic lines of the design.

Specifications

• Length Overall (LOA): 24 ft
• Length Waterline (LWL): 21.6 ft
• Beam: 8.4 ft
• Draft: 2.1 ft
• Hull Type: Deadrise hull with constant flare
• Propulsion: Inboard engine
• Cruising Speed: Approx. 9–10 mph

Performance & Use

The Martha Green offers predictable handling, good stability, and comfortable motion in moderate chop. Her efficient hull and modest inboard engine make her ideal for leisurely coastal cruising, fishing, exploring, and short overnight trips.

The well-organized cabin provides practical accommodation