NOW REDUCED This little pocket cruiser is an ideal starter boat for someone with a low budget. She is well equipped and ready to go and is for sale at a bargain price for a quick sale. The standing rigging was professionally replaced in 2017 and the genoa was new in 2018. A must see she is lying afloat in Maryport marina.... read more

A beautifully maintained classic day sailer, 'Puffin' was built in 1937 by Colquhoun at their yard on the Clyde, and is in excellent condition. She is hull number 13. She comes with a 2hp Honda auxiliary outboard, and is ready to go. She is a must see for anyone aspiring to be the owner of a classic yacht. She is well maintained and in some of the photos is shown in a shed for the winter for work on paint and varnish. The blue masking tape can be seen. In other photos she is shown being launched at the beginning of the season in 2018 at Porthmadog. The hull is... read more

NOW REDUCED. This Aquastar 33 is a heavy displacement motor cruiser. She is an Aquastar 33 built in 1992 to the present owner’s specification by BWS marine in Gwent. She has been cruised widely in the Irish Sea and across to and around the Irish coast. Now out of the water, she can be fully inspected. Powered by twin Ford 120 hp diesels driving two ZF gearboxes this motor cruiser delivers both power and comfort in all sea conditions. Access to the twin engine compartment is made easy with a powered access hatch in the aft deck. The wide spacious after deck has ample room for sea... read more

Cobles were, and still are, traditional boats on the North East coast, designed to be able to be pulled up onto the beach after a day's fishing. This GRP version of the classic Coble fishing boat has the clinker appearance and is in good order. The toe rail and rubbing strake are varnished wood, as are the thwarts. She comes with her own road trailer so that she can easily be towed. She will take an outboard engine in the purpose built well.... read more

Owner open to offers as he has found a new boat. The Hardy 25 is equally at home on inland or coastal waterways. Morning Star is a 4 berth motor cruiser with 43hp inboard diesel engine with Enfield outdrive. The engine was rebuilt in 2018 by her marine engineer owner. Since that time she has done 30 hours. She will cruise at 6 knots, with a maximum speed of 8 knots. She has an air draft of 2.39m. The cockpit can be enclosed in an all weather cover if required. There is bench seating at the rear of the cockpit in addition to the helmsman's seat and the co-pilot seat.... read more

Moonflower is one of only two Hillyard 16 tonners , designed by Denis Collingford and built at David Hillyard's famous yard at Littlehampton in Sussex in 1972. The hull is 1 inch carvel planking of iroko below the waterline and at stem and stern. The rest is mahogany. The oak frames are laminated 1 ¾ x 1 ¼ ins with every 3rd one 2 5/8. They are 7 ¼ ins centred copper fastened. Moonflower is offered for sale at a bargain price as she is in need of a new owner who is willing to bring her back to life. The present owner was taken ill 5 years ago and has therefor... read more

The Contessa 32 is a 9.75 metre (32 ft) fibreglass monohull sailing yacht, designed in 1970 by David Sadler. Over 750 hulls were built. The Contessa 32 is one of the most successful cruiser racers of the last 30 years. With her long fin keel and skeg-mounted rudder, she's a solid sea-boat that will see you through all seasons of offshore sailing. The Contessa 32 also performs well in races, and as a one-design racing class is administered by an active owner's association. 'Viking' is a beautiful looking boat. Her hull number is 390. She has just had a complete refit ... read more

This stunning example of the boat builder's craft was built by Peter Matheson of Clydeside Traditional Boat Builders as a way of passing on his skills to volunteers and apprentices. Peter Matheson is widely known and respected as a builder of traditional wooden boats, and Girl Pat is a fine example. Our photographs show the quality of the workmanship. She is based on the Beer Luggers of Devon but is more substantially built. Clinker built, the planking is 3/4 inch thick well seasoned larch. The deck is 1 inch thick top grade Oregon pine. Rather than steamed frames she has fitted f... read more

A classic 'Gentleman's Yacht', Shuna was built in 1935 by Hugh McLean & Sons at Govan in Glasgow. At that time she was the subject of much interest in the Yachting press and was featured at length in an article in the magazine The Motor Boat. Built of pitch pine on oak frames she is nearing the end of a comprehensive re-build at a boat yard in North Wales, and is now near completion. Renovation includes new teak decks with a widened and refurbished wheelhouse. The original engines have been replaced, and in 2005 twin 90 hp Beta diesels with a Beta generat... read more

This Vertue classic wooden yacht was designed by Jack Laurent Giles and is number 45 in her class. Icebird was built in 1952 in the UK by Aeromarine and is a long keel heavy displacement cutter rigged Bermudan sloop. Vertues are renowned as tough seaworthy little ships capable of long ocean passages. Icebird has cruised to the West Indies, Newfoundland and the North coast of Iceland. Once described as "the most perfect small ocean going yacht that has ever been built" by Humphrey Burton in his book "Vertue XXXV" following his celebrated Atlantic crossing in 1950. Iceb... read more