A very robustly built bermudan cutter yawl, built by Whistocks in 1956. Extensive blue water cruising history including a voyage up the Amazon. 4 berths, completely rebuilt Albin engine. Very managable rig for shorthanded sailing. Thorough refit in last few years. A chance to own an experienced, capable long distance cruising yacht at a very reasonable price. SHORT VIDEO CLIP FROM ABOARD THE BOAT.

The Stella was and remains a popular class, designed by Kim Holman as a budget cruiser/racer with fleets racing regularly on the East Coast.
Distinctively clinker planked with a practical shoal draft, sitting room and 4 berths in the cabin, inboard diesel and spacious race cock-pit. Most boats - like this one in 1960 - were built by Tucker Brown in Burnham.
Reffited 2010/11 with new mast, rig and sails, now racing with great success.

This is a classic little sloop in the truest sense of the words, very typical of Dickies work in both design and build. She is not a big boat by modern standard but unlike so many modern yacht designs, she is a very pretty yacht, she has a sweet sheer line and is a dry and easily driven yacht with a turn of speed which will surprise many modern yachts. In 1971 she won the John Illingworth Trophy passage race through the Pentland Firth round the north of Scotland and has visited Norway several times. New photos added May 2016. JANUARY '17 SURVEY AVAILABLE.

Designed by Kim Holman, the great man' s own yacht. One of many well known and succesful yachts he designed over the years. An innovative modern design at the time that proved very fast and seaworthy. 4 berths, spacious saloon from the large beam and high freeboard. Thorough refit in 2005 included new engine, chainplates, recent standing rigging, recaulking, new rudder, keel bolts etc. A lovely yacht with more space than most her size

Bermudan cutter designed in the style of the famous Colin Archer yachts. Only 2 owners in her short 34 year life, this is an exceptional yacht in first class condition, very heavily built to withstand anything thrown at her. 4 berths, spacious saloon, a better more seaworthy boat you will not find.

Built by the famous Luke Bros of Hamble, these popluar little cruising yachts offer a value for money alternative to the infamous Vertue. A good sized cockpit, 3 berths, modern Beta engine and good sails. This boat has benefitted from substantial professional work over the years, she is a very original great value little cruising yacht

International six metre race yacht, famous for losing the Seawanhaka Cup in 1932. Built and designed in 1932 by a yard experienced with these small racing yachts. Major structural refit carried out in last few ownerships means this little boat is in great condition, and with a little work will be ready to race again this season.

A fantastic Colin Archer designed yacht, with lines refined by London marine architect WM McC. Meek. Relaunched in 2008 after a complete rebuild, this is now virtually a new boat in first class condition. Retaining many of her original features and fittings, the rebuild has produced a fine yacht. Immensely strong, powerful and very elegant.

A typically elegant John Alden yacht with a rich race history that has undergone a major refit in recent years. A very manageable bermudan yawl rig on new masts with all new running and standing rigging. New interior giving 8 berths with 3 seperate cabins and 2 heads. An eye-catching boat with potential for charter, regatta racing or private cruising needing a small amount of wokr to complete the refit.

Built by Grenna Shipyard, Denmark in 1939 as a fishing boat. She was decommissioned in the mid-eighties, bought by the present family owners and moved to Scotland where she underwent a major refit for charter work. A big powerful working boat that is as close to yacht as you can get, she is the basis of a thriving charter business. Ready to go and work or cruise, this is a rare opportunity to purchase a first class big gaff cutter.