A Bermudan Cutter built by Brook Motorcraft Company of Lowestoft (later to become Brook Marine in 1937).Designed by W W Downing for Mr Hamish Nichol FRCS . This vessel has been a pet project at the home of a retired cabinet maker. The restoration is complete, except for getting her to the water stepping the mast and bending on the sails. Then she would be good to Go. Hull is Carvel planked pitch pine on grown oak frames and American elm ribs with Burmese teak fore, aft and side decks, in good order. The internal layout has been sympathetically altered to accommodate: a new flush toile... read more

18ton Alan Buchanan Blue Water Bermudan Ketch. A modern classic. Built by Saundersfield of Wales.She has been in the same ownership for over 20 years. 2017-18 she was in a boat shed,undergoing major works, her decks were replaced, laid Iroko 23/4inch thich x 1 3/8ths planking and much of the aft wheelhouse. In turn this work lead to the interior all being refurbished. She was surveyed on completion of this massive project. She offer generous headroom throughout. 4 berths in two cabins. A large ex MOD Ford 360Series D6, straight six diesel engine was installed sited in a sound proofed... read more

'Almita' is 26ft LOA She has a lifting keel yacht with a spoon bow and counter stern and is rigged as a gaff cutter. Centre-plate drops down through a ballast keel she only draws 2ft 6ins, when it's raised. A previous owner for a number of years was Journalist Dick Durham, he reviewed her performance in Yachting Monthly, June 2009 - 'Gaff vs. Bermudan'. He sailed her in both formats of rig. In her present ownership, of over 15 years, time and money have not been spared on her continued maintenance and upkeep. At her last survey report 2018, there were NO recomme... read more

32ft a Centreboard Yacht, 1967 Designed by Alan Pape for himself. Built by Frank Curtis & Pape Ltd in West Looe, Cornwall. Carvel construction of Mahogany [which in Pape’s yard at that time had "in stick", pre-war material] fastened toon Oak frames. She was used as family boat until, 2005, when a reconstruction was started and she was put under cover, following the marine surveyor’s advice, the originally planned counter stern was built onto her hull, so there's now the opportunity to alter her rig to a gaff rigged yawl, A new Collars main and mizzen m... read more

A fine sailing yacht with typical Holman lines and a pleasing sheer. Her owner describes her as a traditional heavy, strong boat, at her best in a good blow. Built in 1967 by Whisstocks Boatyard of Woodbridge. Carvel Iroko planked hull, long straight keel, grp sheathed marine ply decks, wheel steering, Carries a short fixed bowsprit, a Bermudan Ketch rig. She has proven to be a very capable cruising yacht, included in her sale is an extensively inventory, including an Aries wind vane, self steering system for extended cruising. Last surveyed 2014. She was hauled out of the water last Aug... read more

Widgeon was built in 1901, as a Gaff Cutter. Built in Southampton by JG Fay & Co Ltd to a J.M Soper design. She has been in her present ownership for over 30years. used as a family cruising yacht. Making passages around the UK and Ireland , Northern France and both sides of the North Sea. She was converted to a Bermudan rig in 1956. Carvel planked hull built of teak above the waterline with a pitch pine, underwater hull. Her decks of laid teak. Kept on a private swinging mooring during the Season / summer then each Winter came ashore and housed in a Farm Barn. Viewings by... read more

REDUCED to £7,000 with Trailer. International Dragon, GBR453, Dragonfly, first launched in 1969 in Cowes, Isle of Wight. Built by Borresen's of Denmark. As " MENACE", She was a Cowes Week winner in the mid 1990's. Her then owner was a leading Dragon sailor, based in the Solent. She regularly appeared as one of the leading Dragons when racing and achieved good National results. Her RYA Racing Certificate, is kept up to date. Last, in the water from September to November 2021, since stored ashore Re antifouled during Summer 2022, the covering boards were r... read more

An incomplete project, stored ashore under covers. Her Owner is very keen to find someone willing and able to complete his project. Keenly priced at £2,950 for a quick sale. She is a Danish double ended Bermudian sloop. Built in Denmark, 1927. Her original name, Rollo, she was rather famous, as one of the fastest in her Class. Bought to England in 1952. registered as Saetress, Off No: 185391, Port of registry Cowes , Isle of Wight. The lines of a Spidsgatter liken to Scandinavian fishing craft. Several different sizes of the Class were built, some rigged as Bermudian and some a... read more

Domino was built in 1935 by Saunders Roe on the Isle of Wight to tow their Princess Flying Boats. She was then owned by a known Yacht Rigger from Cowes, Mr Harry Spencer. She was refitted by his company in 2001. Works included re-engining her and having new hydraulic steering fitted. The deck and wheelhouse were fibre glassed apoxy sheathed and painted, and the keel strengthened. Her keel cooling system was replaced with a heat exchanger. She carried on being used for the rigging jobs, until 2008. In her present ownership she is kept on the upper reaches of the Thames. She was bought ... read more

Buster as she was purchased 4 years ago. Her shipwright owner set too, on replacing the wheelhouse and opening up the accommodation below. Unfortunately, due to ill health he has had to abandon the project with everything left in situ... Built by Watt's & Sons in 1964. A robust wooden hull and decks. Used for pot fishing, offering, comfy accommodation below and a large wheelhouse to shelter form the worst of the elements. There is a Gardner 4LW diesel engine installed aft and under the wheel house . . She would make a fantastic cosy little home afloat. Certainly would require som... read more