A gentleman’s yacht with history – built in 1965 for Roger Pilkington of the glass family to explore the European Waterways. She comes complete with books from the “Small Boat” series written by Pilkington describing her build and fitting out on the Thames and their travels of many of the European waterways. She is essentially fitted out to live aboard comfortably with all facilities including heating and a full size domestic washing machine. She has been our home for the past eleven years whilst cruising extensively in the south of England, northern France and the ... read more

The Swordsman 33 with its subtly flared shearline and classic bow design is synonymous with style and performance plus excellent sea keeping qualities. This classic Swordsman was built for the 1964 International Offshore Cowes to Torquay Powerboat Race and although she did not win she performed well and was placed. They became very successful powerboats with 56 of this model built between 1963 and 1974 with over 40 still in service today. Only a few were built with wheelhouses for which there was no standard design. As the first owner intended to cruise the more northerly latitudes a wheelhous... read more

This lovely Gentleman's Motor Yacht has a fine pedigree being one of the last boats to be built by Clarks at Clarence Yard on the Isle of Wight, a yard famous for building high specification World War II vessels. As practical as she is pretty this boat would be equally at home on the inland waterways as she is on the Solent. Her interior layout allows for very versatile accommodation for a boat of this size and so she would be comfortable enough to liveaboard whilst being easy enough to handle and lots of fun to take to sea. She was surveyed recently, any defects rectified and has since... read more