I'm in the process of trying to decide what to build next.

Requirements:

Sail: Would prefer an unstayed mast, or a mast with simple standing
rigging. Gaff or Bermuda. Ketch/Yawl acceptable.

Length: 14-16 ft LOA, would like pretty close to that on the waterline.

Beam: 5 ft-ish

Draught: 18-24" to keel or retracted centerboard

Displacement: 1400 lb range at DWL - closer to 1000 lb lightweight for
towing

Simple cabin: sitting room with space for a little table or like /
sleeping bag or bunk

Cockpit: sized for 2 adults (3 if cozy)

Usage: large inland lakes / waterways / stays up to 2-3 days.

What I've found so far:

Bolger Micro - I've been looking at these for years... aside from the
looks - I don't like the free flooding end sections, and I don't like
the completely flat aspects. *slap* *slap*

Weekender - nicer looking boat - but doesn't seem as seaworthy as the
micro.

Macnaughton Farthing - A little heavy and a little too much draught. I
also don't like the bubble and internal cockpit. I very much like the
general hull profile.

Macnaughton Silver Gull 19 - two to three feet too long. Just a tad
too big... now if there was a 16 ft blend of this and the farthing...

Bateau AD14 - right qualities, but the design doesn't fit my fancy.

Dix Cape Cutter 19 - nice looking boat once again, but a smidge too
long.


Given my rough requirements and comments on these other designs - can
anyone recommend a design or designer that I missed? I'm considering
shifting my window up a few feet to include the 18/19 ft range. Seems
to expand my possibilities a bit.

Thanks!