Built in 1956, this almost complete restoration is available due to ill health. Built in Christchurch and sailed locally, This classic yacht has had the keel off and keel bolts replaced, a brand new centre plate has be manufactured to template, also many copper nails and roses have also been replaced, in addition to this it comes with a brand new, never run YANMAR 1GM10, with documentation. The carpentry and varnish are first class, The original mast and boom are included with new standing rigging, sails are in good condition, however they are not the originals. Fitted winter cov... read more

Alando CK178, a Colchester Sailing Smack ex registered fishing vessel/work boat Built by the renowned barge and smack builders of their day, the Aldous Brothers of Brightlingsea. Initially she was one of a fleet of four, half decked open work boats, commissioned by a local Oysterman in 1923. Originally registered as CK1, then LO111, removed from the register in 1938. Alando was then converted into a pleasure yacht in 1938, her history is then unknown until the 1970's. When she first took part in the OGA East Coast Race in 1973, owned and restored by A R Dunnet of Chelmondiston. She has t... read more

EASTER is a beautiful and much loved Buchanan 35' Bermudan Sloop built in 1960. A classic with unusually high 6’4 headroom throughout and built mainly of teak including the hull planking. I’ve owned her for 12yrs and have had many beautiful trips whilst restoring her both inside and out. In 2020 she was upgraded with new Sanders mainsail, genoa and Noble mast and has a replacement Yanmar 3JH4E engine and new electrics. She is a stunning yacht with strength as well as performance and comfort. She always feels safe, no matter what the weather throws at you due to her solid c... read more

Flag: Greek. Engine (hp)/ Hours: Kubota 23hp (1978 installed), shaft drive, 3-blade propeller (overhaul 2019), since the overhaul the engine has 250 hours of use. Solar Panels: Yes. Berths: 4. Cabins: 1 + saloon. Heads: 1 electric.... read more

The time has come to sell my much loved boat. Tamarisk is a classic wooden sailing yacht built in 1938. She is pitch pine on oak with a cutter rig and a long keel. I bought her in 2018 in Cornwall and since then she has taught me a great deal about sailing and wooden boats. She is a joy to work on and sails like a dream. Everything is very simple, no complicated electrics or fancy systems. She has a single bunk on either side, a little kitchen area to starboard and a very small forepeak which we added last year as a bunk for our little girl (2 years old the time). Tamarisk is the perfect size ... read more

The name Salote is from the queen of Tonga which came to the queen’s coronation in 1954 . All so Dan Houston owned Salote for a number of years he was the editor of classic Boat renewed last year new forward hatch, and Sampson post new oak gallows with bronze fastenings .Salote is known as a "Scarborough sloop", constructed of Mahogany on oak steamed frames and rigged as a Bermudian sloop. She has had extensive restoration over the past 10 years by current owner, this has included much of the structure many new frames, planking, deck beams and a laid teak deck over plywood, n... read more

"Almira of Rhu" is a 1962 Classic Bruno Veronese 23ft Sloop. She is in nice condition and ready to set sail. Single cabin with 2 berths, a neat galley and marine toilet. She has a Beta 14hp inboard diesel engine which has only done 100 ish. hours. What a wonderful little yacht, capable of taking on many an adventure. Bruno Veronese designs are beautiful and this classic lady has been professionally epoxy sheathed below the waterline, water tight, easy to maintain and very well built. Current Marine survey available.... read more

Converted (1998) as eye catching classics topsail Schooner, design Olivier F. van Meer capability 36 guests, daytrips 90 guests, SPS world wide certified. ‘J.R.Tolkien’ is combining the best of two worlds: She has the elegance of a yacht and the boldness of a tall ship.... read more

Here is a unique chance to own a piece of yachting history. Tiare is the only example in the UK of the legendary Philip Rhodes Bounty II yawl. Often confused with Nicholson yawls, she is bigger, faster and prettier. She is also faster and more capable than a Sparkman and Stephens Concordia, or a 40' McGruer, Sangermani, Holman, Hinckley or Cheoy Lee. https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/bounty-ii Since buying her in Hawai'i 18 years ago, we have spent over £150,000 on her, replacing her standing rigging, main and genoa, all of her electrics, navigation (Raymarine) and... read more