Overview
The Farr 60 Pilot House is a Bruce Farr design (Farr design 320) built in Sweden for Boat Sales International, built from 1995. Five were built. The owner’s site for hull 2, launched in 1997 as Lady C of Ekne and later renamed Luka, says she was built at the Najad yard in Sweden.
Design and Construction
sailboatdata.com lists a fin keel with a spade rudder, 60.24 ft overall on a 52.49 ft waterline, 17.98 ft of beam and 9.02 ft of draft. Bob Perry’s design review gives a displacement of 49,400 lb with 18,600 lb of ballast, and the cutter carries about 1,898 sq ft.
Buyers Notes
John Neal rates the Farr pilot houses 4 of 5: powerful, fast and of good quality, and they hold their value very well. Bob Perry, reviewing the design in 2000, called Bruce Farr still the king of performance sailboats.






