I mentioned this before, but wanted to point it out for those that didn't read that far down... Tom Lathrop has a new version of his Bluejacket design out... its a 25.5' with a convertible dinette. I think the cabin lines on this one are nicer...

Bluejacket Boats

Mr. Lathrop had a list of design goals:

Light enough and small enough to be easily trailerable with a family vehicle.
Capable of economic cruising at 12 to 14 mph with a top  speed of at least 50% higher.
Seaworthy in coastal and inshore waters.
Economical in and out of the water.
Sitting headroom over the berths in the sleeping  cabin and standing headroom in the pilothouse.
Classic lines.
Comfortable for cruising with a crew of two for  a week or more.
A private head with standing headroom.

Length over all = 25 feet 9 inches = 309 inches including stem
Length of hull = 25 feet 6 inches = 306 inches
Beam = 96 inches (hull), 98 inches (incl. rubrails)
Beam, waterline (max) = 78 inches (hull), 80 inches ( incl. splashrail)
Beam, waterline (transom) = 70 inches (hull), 72 inches (incl. splashrail)
Headroom (over bunks) = 36 inches
Headroom (forecabin) = 52 1/2 inches
Headroom (pilothouse) = 76 inches
Weight, dry w/o engine = 2000 lb
Displacement, cruising w/engine, fuel, water, 2 crew & stores = 2550lbs to 3000 lbs
Positive floatation = >1600 lb (foam)
Power = 60hp to 70hp outboard
Freeboard, forward = 48 inches
Freeboard, aft = 34 inches
Speed, max = 24mph (60hp)
Speed, cruising = 11 to 18 mph