Fred Shepherd designed yacht, launched in 1903 as a gaff yawl. Major professional refit completed in 2004 included hull repairs, new deck and new interior. Lightly used for coastal cruising in last 20 years. A very elegant yacht with lines typical of her era.
Designed and built by the owner, a time served Master Shipwright, this the 3rd yacht he has built for himself. Finished to an incredibly high standard throughout, she is an exquisite yacht in both design and build quality. Inspired by the West Country working boats, she was designed as a blue water cruising yacht that could be sailed easily by husband and wife in all weather conditions. This she has proven herself to be with voyages from Norway to the Mediterranean in recent years. 4 berths in a stunning interior. Easily managed bermudan cutter rig. A rather unique and very special yacht offered reluctantly for sale.
Designed by Kim Holman and built by Tucker Brown of Burnham on Crouch in 1963. Reserve yacht for the British Admirals Cup team in '63. An elegant and capable cruiser racer, described by her owner as the Aston Martin Grand Tourer of the classic yacht world. Major refit work over the last 10 years with extensive cruising around the North Cape of Norway, through the canals and down the St Petersburg. 7 berths in a delightful interior. The perfect classic cruiser racer for the modern world, elegant, easy to handle and very classy.
12 ton Hillyard that has undergone major refit work in recent years to bring her up to an excellent standard, very well equipped and ready to go cruising. Between 2018-2021 a full refit was carried out with survey reports available before and after the work. 6 berths in 3 cabins. Nanni Diesel 50hp engine. Recent sails and rigging. Perhaps the best example of her kind available. A great live aboard cruising yacht or family boat.
Designed and built by McGruers in 1929, originally called Rowan II she was built for a Dr Carlslaw who was well known for his cruising books, 'Leaves from Rowans Log'. An elegant yacht with a large cockpit and nice counter stern. Sadly an executor sale, the late owner was in the middle of a major refit which was halted. Full details of the exact work done in 2020 are available making it possible to accurately establish the current condition of the boat and what jobs are left for the new owner to take on. A lovely looking boat that needs an enthusiastic new owner
Built in Looe in 1896 as a long line fishing boat working out of Plymouth with the fishing number PH339. Major rebuild by Ashley Butler of Butler and Co. in 2007 which included a new keel, floors and keelson, some frames and a complete new deck structure. All bronze and copper fastened throughout. Recent Volvo 30hp diesel. 4 berths including a large double forward with 6'+ headroom in the saloon. A fine traditional working boat of a sensible size making her easy to handle with a recent documented refit history. 2021 survey report.
Designed by a colleague of Colin Archer and built in Gothenburg in 1893 as one of 5 pilot cutters built for the Gothenburg Archipelago. This is an original Swedish Pilot Cutter with typical design features we all think of as strictly Colin Archer; the canoe stern, very generous beam, heavy displacement and incredible sea keeping characteristics. Rebuilt in 1990 with all new planking and decks. Her rig is identical to the original design plans. Ford 120hp diesel. Comfortable interior with 6 berths and good headroom.
The first of the celebrated Laurent Giles Brittany Class, she was built in 1939 and was follwed by several other yachts to the same design. Known for their beautiful lines and superb sailing characteristics, it is very rare to see one of these boats come on the market. Well maintained with new decks, frames, planking and strap floors in present ownership. A top class pedigree yacht from one of our most successful yacht designers.
The first of the Landfall ketch designs to be built, launched in 1958 and built for the yard owner, Claude Whisstock. Iroko planking on oak timbers. Easily handled bermudan ketch rig. 6 berths including a double in the forecabin with 6' headroom throughout. She has been cruising around the Atlantic, Caribbean and America for the last 15 years, and having now returned home the owners are moving ashore. November 2023 survey available.
Steel gaff cutter designed by Mylne Classic Yacht Design and built by Stal Komplex of Poland in 2017. The design is based on the Lowestoft sailing trawlers and the inspiration is obvious when looking at her lines. Fitted out below by the owner she has 8 berths with 2.1m headroom. Steyr diesel with hydraulics powering twin propellers for easy close quarter handling. Very solid and capable vessel. Full design specs available on request.
The beautiful underwater lines of the Buchanan Vashti design with her elegant long counter. Phryne of Burnham seen here being hauled for survey ... See MoreSee Less
Phryne of Burnham, a GRP Buchanan Vashti known as the Queen Class. Coming into the lifting dock this morning to be hauled out for pre purchase survey. ... See MoreSee Less
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