Specifications: Year: 1977 LOA: 32' Beam: 11' Draft: 4' 6" Construction: Timber Hull/Keel: Fin HIN: N/A Description: 'Taraxacus' is a cold-moulded & sheathed plywood bermudan ketch built in 1977. Designed by Peter Brown as a comfortable cruising vessel with a centre cockpit and open-backed wheelhouse. She has a long fin keel and externally mounted ballast with a short skeg to support the rudder. She has a small transom and moderately raked stern. Engine(s) & El... read more

Specifications: Year: 1978 LOA: 42’ 7” Beam: 13’ 5” Draft: 4’ 3” Construction: Steel Hull/Keel: Displacement SSR: 85821 Description: Beautiful Valkkruiser 1300 house boat which has been well maintained and recently updated. By means of the stairs on the aft deck you can easily get on board the Valkkruiser. The aft deck is spacious and from the steering position you have a great view of the entire boat and your surroundings. All decks are spacious and the gangways offer an easy a... read more

Specifications: Year: 1985 LOA: 10 m Beam: 3.8 m Draft: 1.22 m Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Twin HIN: 5192 Description: The Colvic Atlanta design was well received while in production and proved to be a popular alternative to the expensive Fisher 30. Offering considerably more internal volume with a more practical living space it’s easy to understand why. The flared bow sections and relatively low superstructure making the boat easily recognisable. Engine(s) & Electrical: Mercedes 636, 50hp diesel. ... read more

Specifications: Year: 1984 LOA: 19’ Beam: 7’ 8” Draft: 2’ Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Twin keel HIN: 8474 Description: The Navigator Newbridge is a small sailboat designed by the maritime architect Robert Tucker in the late seventies. The hull is made of fibreglass which requires only minimum of maintenance during the sailing season. Outside the sailing season, just bottom cleaning and perhaps anti-fouling painting once a year…just a few hours of work, that's all. She is a great s... read more

Specifications: Year: 2004 LOA: 28' Beam: 19' Draft: 4' Construction: Marine ply Hull/Keel: Catamaran HIN: N/A Description: In the mid 1950's, based on his research into ancient Polynesian boat design, James Wharram built the first off-shore Catamaran in Britain and sailed it out into the Atlantic. While the world's yachting community were still dismissing such a design as a worthy sea-going vessel, James was landing his 23' 6" double hulled canoe called 'Tangaroa' in th... read more

Specifications: Year: 1984 LOA: 44’ 6” Beam: 13’ 6” Draft: 6’ Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Long HIN: FI-SLT44120984 Description: The Nauticat 44 is a classic Finnish-built heavy-displacement motorsailer designed by Kaj Gustafsson and produced by Siltala Yachts (later Nauticat Yachts Oy). Known for its robust construction, long-range cruising capabilities, and comfortable, traditional teak-lined interior, it is designed for safe offshore sailing in all weather conditions. She provides gener... read more

Specifications: Year: 1990 LOA: 49’ 6” Beam: 15’ Draft: 3’ 9” Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Plaining HIN: N/A Description: Designed to be comfortable to live on for weeks at a time, and with a proven reputation for soaking up the miles and shrugging off the years, the Trader 47 makes a solid second-hand buy. These trawler yachts are renowned for their sea keeping qualities and would make an ideal liveaboard or for exploring longer distances. As soon as you step aboard this capable mot... read more

Specifications: Year: 1911 LOA: 45’ Beam: 12’ Draft: 6’ Construction: Oak Hull/Keel: Displacement HIN: CK92 Description: ‘Our Boys’ is a fishing smack built by J Shuttlewood of Paglesham in 1911. She is of carvel construction with an oak hull and operates by sail alone. During her long life she has not strayed far from her place of birth. She was the Tollesbury and Mersea Native Oyster Company foreman's smack and as the company's largest vessel, apprentices would have servced their t... 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

Specifications: Year: 1921 LOA: 36’ Beam: Approx. 8’ Draft: Approx. 2’ Construction: Timber Hull / Keel: Displacement HIN: N/A Description: “A classic 1921 launch which has had over £20,000 spent on her since 2005. All the work has been carried out by the professional shipwrights, M.W. Jackson. She is now 90% complete and ready to launch. All receipts for the work carried out are available. Her current owner has converted her into a live-aboard, having spent a further £... read more