A beautiful Classic ship, a 60ft wooden schooner, twin masted with Gardner diesel engine. She has always been in private ownership used as a pleasure vessel. Built by James Husk 's of Wivenhoe on the river Colne, Essex Present ownership is over 30years, in that time she's been redecked twice and totally re-worked in the accommodation. She is very roomy below decks, generous headroom throughout. She has a few surviving original features. She offers potential berths for 8 persons in 4 cabins. Last in dry dock in September 2017, when a couple of planks were replaced due fresh ... read more

Premier Houseboats are pleased to present Beatrice, a Sole Bay Ketch, one of only three made to this specification, currently on a residential mooring but in need of both interior and exterior work. Beatrice is solidly built of Iroko on Oak frames, and was last out of the water in 2015. She has a Perkins 6354 120 hp diesel engine which can provide plenty of power when required, and comes with staysail, jib, mainsail and mizzen. Beatrice offers comfortable accommodation whether moored or sailing, and is fitted out in a traditional way. There is a good sized aft cabin that has a ... read more

Freda 1890, Itchen Ferry, Gaff Rig. Designed by Dan Hatcher, built by Fays. See Classic Boat November 2003 for full history . Built for the famous Victorian racing skipper Captain Sam Randal.... read more

Described by many as the most beautifully designed and built 6 Metre by Luders, St Kitts III (Ex Circe) was designed and built in 1937 by Luders Marine Constructions Co. After a full restoration on the island of St Kitts in the 90’s, she was shipped to the UK in 2000 and has remained a stable 6 Metre on both the national and club racing scene. After being laid up 4 years ago, it is now time for a new owner to take this beautiful classic 6 Metre on, along with her extensive specification.... read more

A Beautifully presented traditional Gaff-Rigged example of the Crabber 24, Larger 3YM20 Yanmar diesel engine option. Gaff rig making her easy to sail, with wooden mast and spars re rigged 2020. This model has the lovely Green and Cream hull and woodwork. She has been well maintained with no expense spared and has had many upgrades.... read more

Beautiful 20' classic 1898 design by Herbert Baggs and W. Scott Hayward. No. 86 "Solan Goose" was built in Pwllheli in 1953 and has been in my family for over 40 years. She is in good condition and has been lovingly looked after throughout her time with us. Unfortunately, she hasn't been sailed for a few years so will need a coat of paint and a check over before going back on the water. Prior to the break in sailing, she had extensive work replacing the centre board casing. Sails have had 1 year's use and are in excellent shape. Mast and other spars in good con... read more

Description Fully restored classic wooden Folkboat. Built in Cowes in 1962 by the Medina yacht company. Sail number FB202 Mahogany planks on oak. Sheathed marine ply decks. New* ,unused 1GM10 10hp Inboard Diesel. 3 - 4 berths. Lying by the Mersey at Fiddlers ferry, Warrington She's been in my ownership for the past 21years. Fully rebuilt and commissioned sum 20 years ago, following a lengthy spell on the hard. ( some 15 years). Full details available on request, supported by photographs. Including new keel bolts, new oak floors etc. entire new cockpit, coach roof etc… I�... read more

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

GIGHA Classic yacht designed by Kim Holman. Sterling Class. Sail No.S12 28ft Sloop 1961 Timber Construction, Built Uphams, Devon 28ft x 8ft4ins x 4ft6ins Pitch Pine/Mahogany Aluminium Mast.. Stainless Steel rigging. Roller reefing on mainsail Tan sails. Main, Jib, Genoa, Storm Jib, Spinnaker and Coaster Anchor winch, Dodgers (blue with GIGHA name) Yanmar 2GM20 18HP diesel - low hours. 2 x 12 volt batteries. Baby Blake WC, Origo spirit cooker, all crockery, cutlery etc. 4 Berths, charcoal cabin heater GPS, VHF, echo-sounder. Life jackets, Life ring etc. Warps and ... read more

Rare opportunity to buy a beautiful classic boat of historic and cultural significance. Kirsty was built as a family cruising yacht in1921 and after 101 years is still used as such. She has been in her current ownership for 25 years. At 37’5” LOD and with gaff ketch rig she is easily managed by two and her warm, welcoming interior is so practical and homely (including a woodburning stove) that she was lived on (and sailed extensively to the US, Norway and around the British Isles) for around 25 years. Kirsty was built by John and Tom Fyfe (cousins of the Fifes of Fairlie) at Ard... read more

Henrietta is a copy of the smack yacht "Secret" (built in 1932), which is still sailing. John Tyrell took a mould from the hull and built a small number of yachts in his yard at Faversham, Kent. Henrietta is No. 8. I have owned her for 24 years. She was covered by an article in the magazine "the Boatman" and I can email copies to those of you with a keen interest in her.... read more

Beautiful classic with a long range race winning pedigree. Completely refitted in 2007 and 2016 including new decks, sails, spars, rigging, air conditioning and water maker. All mechanical fitting are of the highest quality. She is a delight in craftsmanship, showing innovation in wood and light. A dream for the enthusiast, history, speed strength and pleasure.... read more

Cherub was the first built of the class of Deben Cherub's cruising version, built in 1924, with accommodation cabin allowing for cruising further afield, in coastal waters. The Deben Cherubs were built as pocket cruiser / dayboats to race against each other on the River Deben, Suffolk. They are Ideally suit for the muddy creeks and backwaters of the river estuaries of the East Coast. Built by the Eversons Boatyard of Woodbridge. 17 Cherubs were built between 1924 -1937. Cherub offers an open aft cockpit, tiller steering, a small cabin forward, with 2 x 6ft settee berths. She ca... read more

Beautiful 'aak', completely refitted and professionally maintained, fully equiped, lovely sailing yacht.... read more

A very well looked after yacht in excellant condition inside and out. 5/berths with standing headroom throughout. Viewing is a must, Recent survey available... read more

Schooner 'Westflinghe', Sea going vessel, by. 1883, dim. 21.70 x 5.00 x 2.35/4.20m. John Deere 240HP built in 2009, 10 running hours, schooner rigged, compl. new luxe interior, bridge with seat, beautiful galley with Boretti equipment and dining area, cozy saloon with view over water, 3 x double cabin, luxury bathroom and Finnish Sauna. Very well maintained. Complete rebuikt in 2010/2011... read more

Holman 48 - a beautiful flush deck cruiser designed by Kim Holman with comfortable accommodation, nice manners, easy motion and a good turn of speed. She has been continuously improved and upgraded over the last fifteen years by her experienced and knowledgeable owners and is in excellent condition. A classic yacht with elegant lines, She is ready to go and only for sale as the owners are moving to power. Viewing by appointment at our Suffolk Office (IP10 0LN) - 01473 659681... 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 of Woodbridge. , carvel Iroko planked hull, long straight keel, grp sheathed marine ply decks, wheel steering, Carries a short bowsprit and 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 survey 2014. She was hauled out of the water last August for a r... read more

Blue Trout is No. 1007 on the National Register of Historic Vessels, she is an important part of Britain’s maritime yachting heritage. She is a design by NE Dallimore. when built by Kings of Burnham, 1937 she was the largest private yacht to have been commissioned and built by the Boatyard. Her hull is the 2” Burmese Teak planking on her hull and decks, laid over the 3” English Oak frames. The underwater hull is sheathed in copper. She was one of the most comfortable and luxurious cruising yachts of her day. She performed well when racing. In 1983 the present owner ... read more