The Bavaria 37 is a good classic modern solid design that offers good cruising performance and a high standard of finish and accommodation. A sensible draft of 1.9m is achieved with a fin and bulb configuration and in this case she has a versatile sail plan - main on lazyjacks, furling headsail and then light and heavy wind options The decks are clear and uncluttered and the cockpit feels safe and comfortable and has a variety of choices for whatever the weather has in store with a sprayhood and a separate bimini frame (bimini canvas needs replacing). This is the 3 cabin layout, linear ... read more

The Bavaria 36 is described in a Yachting Monthly review as a pretty, well designed and seamanlike modern cruiser. Nicely set up to sail shorthanded yet spacious and comfortable for family and crew; they are popular and well thought of by their owners, several of whom have crossed oceans. She's rigged to be as easy as possible to handle, in-mast furling main and furling genoa with all lines into the cockpit and self tailing Harken winches. The Volvo 2030 engine is the more powerful option for the Bavaria 36 and has been regularly maintained and serviced. The 3 cabin layout below is ideal... read more

‘Braveheart’ is an aft deck version of the Seaward 35, custom built to a very high specification in 2005. The boat is fitted with the dual electronic control helm option. Powered by two 330 hp Cummins, and with a top speed in the region of 25 knots ‘Braveheart’ is a great long distance cruiser which has recently completed the trip from the West coast of Scotland to the South coast. Recent new electronics means the latest Nav systems and software are on board. The original high specification means comfortable living on board. At sea she is a purposeful, workboat like vessel ... read more

Hallberg-Rassy started as an amalgamation of the yards of two rival Swedish boatbuilders, Harry Hallberg and Christoph Rassy in 1972. They have always specialised in comfortable sailing boats suitable for longer voyages and the Hallberg-Rassy 312, although one of their smaller models, definitely embodies that ideal. First built in 1979, nearly 700 312's were built making them one of HR's most popular designs She has a nice simple sail plan, a good sized fully-battened main with lazy jacks and furling genoa. There is a spinnaker which has been very lightly used This is a MK I and fitted o... read more

Remarks : Fin keel, Volvo 55hp upgraded engine, 2 cabin owners version, slab reefing main with lazyjacks.This is a one owner from new yacht and is equipped with a full electronics suite as well as electric anchor windlass and cabin heating Accommodation : Accommodation 5 berths in 2 cabins plus saloon 1 x heads and shower. Toilet is freshwater flushed with holding tank Hot and cold pressurized water - 170 litres Heating - 2019 - is this the very small control unit at the chart tabel Led lights 2m headroom Galley wi... read more

Remarks : Suzuki DF115ATL, 224 hours, serviced and antifouled. The Merry Fisher 645 is an extremely attractive and versatile craft that is ideal for family days afloat or to take on a fishing trip. The spacious cockpit has a convertible sun bed and the interior accommodation can sleep up to four, This boat has clearly been well looked after. Accommodation : Accommodation 4 berths Porta Potti Large V berth Dinette table that converts to double Helm seat Sink with hand pumped water Sliding door to cockpit Sunroof ... read more

GRALIAN was built in 1937 to the Medina Class Design by Saunders Roe, Cowes, Isle of Wight, a commission for Joyce Sherren as a gift for her husband, First World War flying ace Percy Clark Sherren MC & Bar. GRALIAN originally named JEAKELARD was the fifth 45ft Medina Class to be built by the Cowes yard. Sadly Percy was killed in the King’s Cup Flying Race in 1937 after turbulence caused his plane to crash against the walls of Scarborough Castle. Joyce went on to become Mayor of Felixstowe. In 1939 Arnold Munns, Rear Commodore of the Royal Thames Yacht Club (1956/7) bought JEAKELARD ... read more

The Offshore 105, built in Cornwall UK by Port Isaac Marine, is a popular and well-liked design seen all over the coast of the UK in various guises. They are commercial fishing, charter angling and diving boats, passenger carrying and lots of other uses besides This 105 is a prime example of their versatility. She started as a dive charter vessel, worked as a standby vessel (hence extra mast lights) and then was angling for a time until her current ownership where she is a committee boat for yacht racing in the Solent. She is coded and so has all the necessary safety equipment aboard altho... read more

Built by Harley Race boats in the UK, the Mustang 30 is a performance yacht, designed to CHS rule (latterly IRC) with a high ballast ratio and low centre of gravity providing good stability and ease of handling. Fully crewed by 5 or 6 or double-handed she is an exciting boat to race and yet has enough home comforts to allow for weekending with the family. This particular example is an active club racer and has a good quality, comprehensive sail wardrobe and new Tacktick instruments. She has the popular Yanmar 1GM engine which is regularly serviced and was ashore this spring and fitted with... read more

SOVEREIGN 17 - #1 of the 10 most iconic Sunseekers ever made (Motorboat and Yachting July 2020) For serious aficionados of classic motor boats, Sunseekers and James Bond. This is the boat that launched Robert Braithwaite and his friend John Macklin, with their brand Poole Powerboats to become the internationally recognised luxury yacht builder Sunseeker. "Now acknowledged as the very first Sunseeker" (Motorboat and Yachting July 2020), Robert Braithwaite CBE (Sunseekers founder) saw its potential and the 17 foot Sovereign was the start of Sunseeker we know today. Later Robert B... read more