Almost 77 years ago a young Dane sailed his Dragon Class racing dinghy into Bronze Medal position in the 1948 Olympic Games. These were the first Olympic Games held after WW II, and the sailing events were held in Torbay, South West England. That young man went on to build many boats, the most famous being the Great Dane 28: his name was Klaus Baess. Launched at the London Boat Show in 1967, the GD28 was an instant success. The hull was made from hand-laid fibreglass to Lloyd's Specification. In 1969 Baess sailed the GD 28 into first place in the Yachting World One-of-a-Kind Rally, beating ne... read more

2007 Designed by Karl-Johan Stråhlmann and built by Finngulf Yachts with the mission statement: "We maintain timeless and classic values of beauty; thus our yachts stand out from the rest not only in the way they look, but also in the way they perform. These are the qualities that we pare down to our slogan: 100 percent sailing" These are sought-after yachts and rare to find in UK waters. A Fractional Slop Rig and Fin Keel with Bulb give outstanding sailing performance for a boat of this class. Broker's view: "The Finngulf 33 is offshore capable and with excellent sailing characteristics... read more

Norfolk Smuggler 25. An immaculate example of this classically inspired gaff cutter designed by Andrew Wolstenholme. Built from GRP, with a heavy ballast keel, and deep centreplate, she is a fantastic sea boat with surprisingly good sailing characteristics. Her spacious, and beautifully finished cabin is large and airy and has accommodation for 4 in a double and 2 singles.. She has a well appointed galley, chart table and heads. She has lots of storage in grp lined lockers and cupboards. She has been meticulously maintained and cared for by her most recent owners; a major refurbishment has... read more

50ft ketch. Ted Hood Design/ Little Harbour. Built 1973. Fibreglass construction. Registration number 401625. Official tonnage 18.5. 70 HP Perkins 4 cylinder diesel engine. Folding 3 blade prop. Ketch rigged double roller reefing . Full suit sails including tanned main and foresails. Completed Atlantic crossings and AZAB with previous owner. Very seaworthy long keel design. In dry storage since taken out of water approx 10 years ago. On trailer. She is in generally good condition but requires full recommissioning to put back in the water.... read more

Beneteau First 405 Owners version Built 1987. A well-equipped and well-traveled example of this popular sailing cruiser from Beneteau Yachts France. Powered by a Perkins 4108 inboard diesel engine on shaft drive with 3-blade Max prop. For further details and photographs please do not hesitate to contact us.... read more

2017 BENETEAU Oceanis 45 - NoWorries BUILDERS REMARKS: A beautiful yacht in which balance reigns supreme and which adapts to all requirements. She boasts conviviality and remarkable sailing performance. Life on board is all about harmony, precision and simplicity. The choices on the Oceanis 45 encourage you to take to the ocean in complete safety. In full safety, the rear seat drops down creating a bathing platform, a technical innovation which gives new meaning to the notion of enjoying the sea . Everything is straightforward and intuitive, easy to live with. Each item has a logical p... read more

1971 Rival 32 for sale in Kent The Rival 32 is a classic sailing yacht that is still recognised today as a benchmark in yacht design. Capable of extended cruising in comfort and easily sailed single handed. It is practical and has spacious accommodation below decks offering berths for up to 6 adults. This Rival benefits from a factory fit-out. Significant quantity of additional equipment has been stored locally in a dry garage and not currently onboard. The yacht has been ashore for a number of years and is now being sold by the family. This Rival 32 is in need of some additional work t... read more

In 1994, British Hunter introduced the new Ranger 265. The range was designed by David Thomas, and they have great stability due to the hull having long waterlines and the existence of a subtle chine. This meant the boats are extremely good at holding to a straight line. The bilge-keel versions have an extremely high angle of vanishing stability, 147°. A degree of over 120 is considered high, and is rare in a 26-foot boat. The Hunter Ranger 265 is a small family yacht with an efficient layout for the size of the boat and that can be comfortably stayed in as a family for a holiday or cruis... read more