One off design by Kim Holman, built by Tucker Brown in 1962. Elegant yacht that has had a successful life of cruising and club racing. Being offered for sale at a very low price due to the owners circumstances. Well maintained, kept under a full winter cover. 2019 standing rigging. Super boat in need of an enthusiastic new owner to get her sailing this year.

Kim Holman Stella class built by Tucker Brown in 1971. Thought to be a modified Stella with slightly thicker planking, masthead rig, self draining cockpit and possibly a slightly heavier Ballast keel, all specified by the commissioning owner to make her a more robust cruising boat rather than a boat to race with the fleet. Very well maintained in long previous ownership with an extensive maintenance list over the years. In need of small repairs to the bow after a collision on her mooring.

Harrison Butler Z4 tonner, one of the few boats built with raised topsides to vastly increase the interior volume. 4 berths including 2 settee berths and 2 pipe cot berths. Beta 13hp engine new in 2002. New deck 2007, new mast 2008. Thorough survey completed in 2023 with invoices for work carried out since that inspection. This boat has been in the same ownership since 1981, used for family cruising with young children for many years. A pedigree little boat with a well documented history.

Built as a Shetland Zulu fishing vessel and converted to a yacht in 1980. Gaff cutter rig, new mast and rigging in 2013. Hull re-fastened in present ownership. 3 double berths. Interesting yacht with a well documented history.

Iain Oughtred Grey Seal design, professionally built and launched in 1997. Traditionally built clinker hull with larch planking on oak frames. Shallow draft with a centreboard and beaching legs enabling her to access shallow areas. Sitting on a recently serviced Snipe road trailer, total towing weight of approximately 2.5 tons. The Grey Seal is said to be the only Oughtred boat truly designed for open water sailing, and this boat has cruised extensively around the remote areas of north west Scotland. A rare and rather special little boat.

Traditional Danish fishing vessel, known as a Haikutter, built in Denmark in 1924. Converted to the current gaff ketch configuration in the 1980's with a Cummins 380hp diesel and 12 berths in 4 cabins. Very elegant working vessel with the trademark Danish sheer line and beautiful elliptical counter stern.

John Alden Challenger yawl built by Halmatic Ltd of Portsmouth. Built in GRP in the early years of using the material but with classic elegant lines. Shallow draft hull with a centreboard enabling access to areas off limits to deeper boats. 6 berths including a double. Yanmar 39hp diesel. New standing rigging 2023, good condition sails. An elegant boat with a great reputation as a comfortable, fast and easily handled offshore cruising boat. Sensibly priced yacht that has been cruised regularly this last season.

A superb example of the well respected Z4 class. She has been through a thorough refit in 2023 and is presented in very smart ready to go condition. Refurbished Yanmar 1Gm10 engine. 2 berths and Taylors paraffin stove. Recent work has included replaing a keel bolt, all new strap floor bolts, new engine beds, rudder pintles and a complete cosmetic refit inside and out.

A very nice example of the 20' Heard Tosher, built to order for the previous owner who kept the boat for over 25 years. Open boat with a deep and safe cockpit, easily handled rig and a smooth Volvo 2 cylinder diesel engine. Custom built heavy duty road trailer that has never been in salt water. Smart and tidy boat with little work required for next season.

A lovely and almost as-new example of Roger Dongrays Golant Gaffer design, built by the owner. the hull was completed in 2017 but the boat was not launched until 2021 and has only been afloat a few times since then. Complete with an excellent road trailer, fitted out to make launch and retrieval from a slipway a very simple affair. Yanmar 1GM10 diesel engine. 2 berths with sitting headroom and a fitted Porta Potti heads. Excellent sails from Jeckells in as new condition. The Golant Gaffer is a clever take on the traditional gaff cutter working bat, built with epoxy strip plank for easy maintenance and light enough to tow behind a moderate vehicle. Because she can be launched on a slipway and the rig set up by hand, the running costs of a boat like this are very acceptable without compromising on looks.

A very tidy example of this ever popular small cruiser racer yacht. Proved to be very capable and fast boats with active racing fleets still sailing. Well maintained with major work done in 2013. Yanmar 1GM diesel engine. Unusually she has 2 good pipecot berths in the forepeak so she can sleep 4 in comfort. Good sails including recent racing sails. A nice honest boat for sensible money.

Built by the famous Abeking & Rasmussen yard in 1919, just 7 years after the yard was started and likely to be one of the first yachts built after WWI. For the last 60 years she has been owned by a syndicate group which has enabled her to be sailed regularly and maintained by a committed and enthusiastic group of owners and friends. Major 2006 refit with 50% new planking and many new steel frames. 2020 mizzen mast and 2011 Beta engine. A very fine pedigree yacht that could continue to be used as she is, or put through a major refit to bring her back to her original configuration of flush deck and gaff yawl rig.