2 person dinghy that can be single handed

A few years ago I came on the forum as a returning sailor to ask for advice on a single hander to have some fun it, I ended up with a lovely Lightning 386 which TBH I haven't sailed as much as I had hoped so I'm thinking of going down a different route.

Me and very often my wife enjoy sailing the the Wayfarers at our club but available times are often restricted and I'd like my (our) own boat.

So its a big ask, what I'm after is a 2 person dinghy that I can also sail on my own, its got to be light enough that I can haul it out of the water on my own (something around the same weight as the Lightning) as I will mainly be sailing solo but big enough for 2 adults.

I thinking something like a Mirror but I feel it may be a little snug so my second thought is a Miracle. Has anyone any experience of one, can I sail it solo etc.

Any advice or boat suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Roger.

The Heron is another option for a single and double hander but has the same issues as the Mirror for two adults, i.e. limited space I the cockpit. The class rules (like the Mirror) allow them to be raced singlehanded though which may be important. 

If racing is not important but space in the boat is (at the cost of some extra weight) I'd suggest the Enterprise and get either a set of used Firefly sails or have some Ent cruising sails made for sailing it solo. The standard rig is a handful for one in any sort of breeze. Weightwise they're heavier at 95kg hull weight but the all up sailing weight of around 125kg is still manageable off the water unless the slipway/beach is steep. The Ent is somewhat more lively than a Waybarge (as anything so much lighter will be) but is well mannered and refined boat.