As a former Pearson 26 owner, I would have to agree with the earlier post. That being said, it might be too much boat for you in terms of accommodations and such. I would take a look at the J-22, which has a huge cockpit and the J-24. Obviously, both are high performance boats.
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One of the boats I learned on was a Rhodes 19. It has a tiny cabin and a large cockpit. If you don''t need to sleep aboard, this may be a good boat to start on.
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