Remarks : A lovely presented Dufour 455 (2006) Original owner from new. Perfect for the family with a large beam. The 455’s hull is built for striking looks, speed, and stability. The cockpit, with dual helms and a fixed stainless-steel-and-teak folding table, has been designed for all-weather entertaining. All teak decks re-caulked in 2020 . Accommodation : Interior equipment Heating Eberspächer D5LC Wastewater tank 42 lt Square convertible berth Cushions in Blue alcantara 1 x Refrigerator + 1 x Freezer... read more

Remarks : Westerly Centaur for sale in Kent The Westerly Centaur is one of the most popular British yachts ever built-some 2,500 were built between 1969 and1984. Strong build and plenty of head room. This bilge keel yacht is ideal for East Coast cruising. This yacht does require work and is being sold as seen. The owner is open to reasonable offers for a quick sale. Accommodation : The Forecabin of the Westerly Centaur has twin-berths with an infill to make into a double. There is a heads compartment to starboard w... read more

Built in 1956. Carvel construction of Burmese Teak. The deck, hull and superstructures are made from the finest Burmese Golden Teak, bronze and copper fastened. Steamed oak frames. Lead ballast keel, bronze keel bolts. Alaskan Silver Spruce mast. Teak laid decks and cockpit. The boat was built under the supervision of Lloyds and registered with Lloyds Higher Class and special recognition for the materials used. The designs are kept at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. BUILDER Designed by Fred Parker as a "one off" and built by Nunn Brothers, Waldringfield, Suffolk to Lloyds 100A... read more

Yet another unique first owner boat from a first owner known in the harbour to cherish and pamper his boat. This winner 11.20 is well balanced, easy to handle and yet feels heavy in the water. That is what makes her so fast, safe and seaworthy. A racing and cruising yacht in one. Now ready to be admired and viewed 6 days a week at our sales marina in Hindeloopen.... read more

This SWAN 47 MKII is preciously maintained and offers a harmonious blend of performance and comfort. With its classic line, this Swan's design includes teak exteriors and wood interiors with two cabins and galley. Equipped with a Yanmar engine, Raymarine navigation amenities and a set of sails, this SWAN 47 MKII is poised for thrilling adventures on the open seas. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the epitome of sailing excellence with this amazing sailing boat... read more

This NAUTOR SWAN 55 is a spacious and reliable boat that offers space in its well-furnished interior and pleasing teak deck. Capable of running a long time autonomously thanks to its Perkins engine, generator, solar panels and watermaker, this sailing boat provides freedom to its guests. Nonetheless, the navigation on this NAUTOR SWAN 55 remains one of the top manufacturing qualities thanks to its technical equipment and sails gifting relaxation at all times.... read more

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A Samphire 26 1977 build listed for sale as a 'project boat' ashore at Conwy Marina. Perfect opportunity for someone to acquire a well regarded sailing boat that needs some TLC and works to get her back to ship shape condition. This boat has been legally repossessed and is ashore on the hardstanding at Conwy Marina. The boat is sold as seen, offers are invited. Construction Samphire 26 Build year 1977 GRP hull and superstructure white Hardwood rubbing strake Long keel with encapsulated ballast Aft self draining cockpit Self draining anchor locker Tr... read more

Beneteau Oceanis 361 from 2000 with Volvo 28hp inboard diesel, six berth in two cabin plus saloon. Forward V berth, large aft cabin, Large heads, Galley with front loading fridge. Heating, needs controller fitting. New stack pack (2023). New spray hood (2023). Recent standing rigging (2020). Last survey 2019, available for information purposes only. Lying Penarth Marina... read more

Specifications: Year: 1976 LOA: 31' Beam: 9' 6" Draft: 3' 7" Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Twin HIN: 236 Description: Described in Yachting World as ingenious, the Berwick design continued the immensely successful Giles/Westerly theme of good solid spacious cruisers and the 31 was indeed big enough to provide good accommodation without becoming (by the then standards) too boxy looking. She had the weight and capacity to stay at sea for long extended passages and can be motor-sailed effectively. I... read more