Dorothea, 27ft Gaff Yawl built along the lines of the West country Falmouth Quay Punts. 27ft 3ins. hull length 5.66 tons registered weight. Built and designed by W.E.Thomas of Falmouth in 1909. Carvel planked Pitch Pine on Oak. Part of her provenance was a previous owner being Mr Trafford Leigh-Mallory in the 1920's , he was in charge of the 12 group in the Battle of Britain and the UK and American Forces at the time of the Normandy Landings. She underwent a major restoration 12-14 years ago. some of the teak used in her restoration came form the Tower Bridge!...... read more

37ft Traditional Essex Oyster Sailing Smack , A gaff cutter with auxiliary engine. Long keel, Lute stern, flush decks. Traditional rig, solid mast and spars. Tan sails....Lister 30hp diesel engine. Built in 1844 and rebuilt between 1996 and 2000 Crew accommodation below , basic sitting headroom. 6 berths, double gas hob and a sea toilet.... read more

A genuine little yacht designed by Uffa Fox, Isle of Wight. She has beent externally refurbished in 2018 now for sale as purchased a larger vessel. Believed to have been built c.1982. Ashore on her own Yard Trailer. Found to be a stable and predictable boat which would make an ideal first boat of this kind. The Fox Cub 18 is very straightforward to sail single handed. Originally sold as a 4 berth Cruising Yacht but realistically sleeps 2 in comfort. Roller reefing / furling on both head sail and main ( 2 main sails). Sails are serviceable and in reasonable condition their age. Main sail... read more

Built in 1912 by Gann & Palmer,Teignmouth as a Gentleman's Yacht her lines taken from the local working fishing boats, the Falmouth Quay Punts. White Cloud has pitch pine planking on elm frames. She was ashore for over 12 years, re-launched September 2013 after a thorough restoration by Les Weeks lasting nearly six years. For which he received a Transport Trust Restoration Award. New Beta engine, new rig and sails by James Lawrence of Brightlingsea 2015-16 Rigged as a Gaff Yawl.... read more

Bought in 1965, as a bare hull, fitted out with the new deck and coachroof , new engine, rig and interior fit out, she was then used as a live aboard for many years and as a family yacht, cruising the east coast and taking part in the traditional regattas. She makes a very practical home afloat, Lifeboat vessels like this are unusual in their shape and the conversion has been done in a clever way in order to maximise the internal space. She has an enormous deep and safe cockpit. The deck space is very generous despite the large coach roof, Inside there up to 7 berths. The sailing... read more

44ft topsail gaff yawl, ex sailing smack Daisy CK12 when built by the Aldous Brothers of Brightlingsea in 1883. she has gone through 3 rebuilds, the most recent overhaul refitting work was carried out by Robertson's Boatyard of Woodbridge 2014-5. Summary of works carried out: Removing and refurbishing the mas s and spars, overhauling / rebuilding the engine,overhauling/ repairing the Heads, exterior brightwork scraped back and re varnished. Dusmarie has been much written about by her long term owners the Dixons , her travels through the Canal du Midi to Gallippoli, included in her sa... read more

Merewif, deemed to be hull number 2 of the Sovereign Class, C.R. Holman design built by the renowned Uphams Boatyard of Brixham. Listed in Lloyds Register built to A100A1 grading. Much of her youth was spent on the East coat in and around West Mersea with Gowens the sail makers, best friends and contemporary of the designer/ builder Kim Holman. She spent 18 years under cover in Kings Yard before being Sold again to the present owners who have lavished their time and money into her. Merewif has been restored to near new condition again. All the planking was checked out by a qualified shipwr... read more

Jeanneau Sun 2000 model with a comfort pack. Sold as a Coastal cruising trailer sail boat. This example was built new 2003. A monohull of moulded GRP material, with a swing keel, when lifted she barely draws more than 1ft of water. A Road trailer, SBS2000, included in the sale a single axle, a winch and a spare wheel. She has a large open aft self draining cockpit. Accommodation cabin forward. Sitting headroom, provides 4 berths, small galley facility, navigation area and heads. A mast head fractional sloop rig, Aluminium spars, deck stepped mast .The Main sail furls into a lazy jack s... read more

Ideal little pottering about on the river craft. Robust in her build, simple rig with her own yard trolley. She has limited facilities. : a dry cabin. Berth cushioning. single burner hob. A large Leisure battery charged by 2 x small Solar Panels. Boat electrics : navigation lights and an echo sounder. Outboard bracket . Main anchor on chain. A great first boat... Leisure 17's were a very popular vessel thousands of them were made. There is a very active Leisure Owners Club....This example perfectly usable just could do with a bath....... read more

A Maurice Griffiths Barbican 33 a substantial GRP cruising yacht, set up for solo sailing. A Sea kindly vessel with the centreboard which gives her a draft of upto 2.44m, yet as shallow as 4ft... long keel, so very comfortable and safe. Her present ownership for 16years, she is annually taken out of the water. Spending the summers on a swinging mooring This Winter she is undergone a major tidy up & refit, this included the removal of the old gas water heater....Pipework remains in situ. Wheel steering from a deep open aft cockpit, she has self steering gear . Lines lead bac... read more