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

Angus Fraser, bilge keel Moody 29 for sale. Is sturdy, sea worthy, reliable pocket cruiser. Well maintained and lightly used with an impressive inventory.... read more

The Quicksilver Activ range of cruising powerboats have a wide ranging appeal, from the 455 open runabout to the 905 Weekender, they seem to have a boat for everyone. The Quicksilver 595 cruiser cabin version seems to be able to do all those things by itself however, with a clever use of space both above and below deck she can be a great day boat or equally comfortable enough to sleep aboard. She has a porta potti, fresh water shower head (cold only), coolbox and a cockpit table, all of which is cleverly stowed until wanted. The same for the bimini which folds into the locker, keeping it pr... read more

Classic wooden passenger launch, Coded MCA Classes V & VI and suitably equipped with the appropriate safety gear and in regular service in The Solent area. Made with pitch pine keel laid on 8 December 1934 as Morgan Giles No. 305. Her stem, apron, transom and stern were in English oak, with her coaming and fore and aft decks in elm and teak. Her engine was originally built by Parsons at Southampton. She was issued a passenger certificate in two parts: Steam V to operate in the River Dart and Steam VI to operate between Ness at Teignmouth and St Margaret's Bay, Brixham. History Nomad was bui... read more

This was a cancelled order for a superyacht. 6.5 m SOLAS approved V Type Rib and Trailer Comes with: Teak decks, twin wheel trailer, lights, double a frame in stainless. Tubes are all in excellent order. It is unused and requires the following main items to complete: • Steering wheel • Seats • Cushion covers • impeller and part of jet housing • Battery • Prop Shaft This Rib includes engine. New VW 225 TSI with ZF gearbox - for 13k inclusive or split down. Delivery within the UK can be arranged at an additional cost.... read more

Laurent Giles Peter Duck built by Porter and Haylett in 1964. The Peter Duck is well known for its connection to Arthur Ransome, the very first one being designed for the writer by Laurent Giles just after the war. In 1961 the design was revived, altered a little and a total of 38 boats were built up until 1970 by Porter and Haylett Ltd of Wroxham. The Peter Duck was a very popular design and has been a proven and loved coastal cruising boat for many years. The easily handled ketch rig has a manageable sail area for hassle free cruising. The cockpit is large and comfortable and the i... read more

French production boatbuilders Beneteau require no introduction from me, having been in business since 1884! The First 40.7 was initially designed by Bruce Farr in 1999 and very quickly gained popularity with nearly 700 produced in total. I would imagine they are probably the best known of the cruiser-racers, they still turn up in numbers at club regattas all over the country and as a family cruising boat they offer excellent accommodation as well as being fun to sail This 40.7 has had a good career under RORC, from channel races to Round Britain and Ireland and she's crossed the Atlantic t... read more