These boat details are subject to contract. This Pilot Vessel is a fully operational work boat licensed by the Port Of London Authorities to carry up to 16 people. Built in 1967 by James W Cook & Co with the main purpose as a pilot vessel and fitted with a Kelvin 8 cylinder 240hp diesel engine for long range economical cruising. This boat has been maintained to a exceptional standard due to her commercial work based on the Red Sand towers in the Thames Estuary. Other onboard equipment includes a full fire safety system, life jackets etc. There is a 2021 dry dock hull survey availabl... read more

The She 33 is exceptionally easy on the eye and they really seem to have retained their lovely modern looks and lines, despite their classical heritage! This example looks to have been well loved - she seems in nice shape - lovely and clean and tidy - and she comes with a complete set of extremely recent canvas and sails to help her along - great, when one considers that these boats are sought-after for their legendary performance potential. Down below, she seems very tidy, with a practical layout and lots of sturdy and traditional materials - she really does retain that lovely vintage p... read more

Meeting the owner of this Bavaria 51 was a real pleasure. It is always nice to spend time with people that are very close to their boats and hands-on when it comes to taking care of them. She spends her summers used as a charter boat. Hence, she is equipped with gadgets like a flat TV screen and audio system for her guests' entertainment. Inside the spaces are generous. The aft cabins are typical size of this type of boat and each one has a WC/Shower next to it. Moving forward there is the saloon where the TV is also found. Opposite the saloon is the galley with a cooker and a fridge. Th... read more

The Fairey story began in aviation in 1915 in Southampton, England. Fairey Marine followed in 1946, initially to make use of the spare building shed capacity after wartime production ceased. Having perfected the hot moulding techniques on aircraft they turned to boats and the rest is history! The Fairey Owners Club documents it far better than I can! The Fairey Huntsman 31 was their final design to use the hot moulded construction method. The first was built in 1967 and there were 32 hulls produced by Fairey in Southampton and then fitted out by various yards. This is hull number 28, moulde... read more

Designed by Sparkman and Stephens and built by Nautor Swan - what a combination! The Swan 36 was the first Swan sailing yacht ever produced and for me certainly one of the most beautiful. Around 90 boats were built and this was a great period for technical innovation in yacht design with the 36 benefitting from a separated rudder and keel. In 1967 she was labelled a 'fearsome racing machine' by yachting journalists and she still is, not just amongst the classic fleets but this boat has class wins in JOG inshore and offshore series and completed two Fastnet races. Although classic in ped... read more

The Sweden 36 is truly beautiful much like her sisters. This yacht appears to be in good condition especially inside. Yes she has teak decks which you might think of sanding and re-caulking but there is usually loads of deck to work with. Her rigging was replaced in 2016 and her last engine service 2024. She is a lot of boat very spacious inside with lots of storage and a nice big cockpit. She comprises of 2 double cabins, purposeful nav station, well appointed galley and a very good sized saloon plus nice size heads up forward. These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on ... read more

The Doral 250 SE is a Canadian built sports cruiser. She ticks all the boxes: fast, luxurious and good looking. She's ideal for family cruising with 4/6 berths and great with her large covered cockpit for entertaining. She has a galley with sink, microwave and camping hob. Heads with sink, toilet and shower. Diesel powered central heating. Spacious cockpit with extendable rear sets for extra space and sun lounger configuration to front. The present owner has just completed a major refurbishment. Large bathing platform on stern with swim ladder. Teak flooring in cockpit and bathin... read more

Shipbuilding started at the Whitehall Shipyard in Whitby around 1700, under the ownership of Thomas Turnbull and Son. They began with building wooden sailing ships but they continued for almost 3 centuries designing and building smaller vessels, especially for the harsh North Sea conditions and often for commercial use. The Whitby 36 was one of the last boats to come out of that yard, built to a standard that was starting to become unsustainable. That build quality though has meant that 50 years on this boat is still very much in commission, she's looking fantastic and whilst she has had re... read more

The Jeanneau Leader 30 seems to be an excellent choice for those who want to enjoy sailing with the latest motorboat design and comfort. Its layout is ideal for accommodating 4 guests overnight in its cabin and the double berth in the saloon. The boat is well-equipped with a generator, AC and many more extras. Outside, it offers plenty of space and comes with a cockpit fridge, sink, and shower. It has only been used on a few occasions by its current owner. She was built in 2021 and was first registered by her current owner in 2022. Contact me to arrange a viewing. These boat de... read more

Richard Woods has been designing sailing and power multihulls for over 40 years. Based in the UK, Woods Designs specialises in the design of multihulls for both home and professional builders. Founded in 1981 they now boast possibly the most comprehensive range of catamaran designs in the world. Nearly 3000 plans and over 200 production catamarans have now been sold. Boats are sailing all over the world. Cruisers have made many comfortable ocean crossings in complete safety while the number of trophies won is testament to the speed of the racing designs. The Skua is a 9m trailable coastal... read more