Open motor launch built in 2019. Modern wood epoxy construction methods with strip plank cedar all epoxy glued and sheathed inside and out. Yanmar 3YM30 diesel engine. Complete with a road trailer and all over fitted cover. Elegant motor launch in turn key condition, a complete package ready for her new owner.

Windchime sailing dinghy designed by Jon Owles and built at Summer Boat Designs in 2022. This is the only example of the class to have been built and was displayed at the Boat Life Live show in 2022. Inspired by the working boats of days gone by, she is a large volume dinghy with generous beam and decent freeboard making her a stable and capable dinghy for family adventures. She will however still plane on a reach in the right conditions so is no slouch by any means. Complete wit road trailer and fitted custom cover. Recently varnished and in regular use this season.

Built by legendary Salcombe boat builder Mike Atfield in 1990, she has been in the same ownership since new. Originally built with a gunter rig, the owner had a new lug rig built in 2007. Boat comes with both rigs, road trailer and oars. An elegant looking boat, very well built and capable for her size.

Iain Oughtred Tammie Norrie sailing dinghy built by West Country boat builder Jon Bray in 2005. A pretty hull with a gunter sloop rig. Excellent road trailer with combination launching trolley. 4hp outboard motor included in the sale. The Tammie Norrie is a highly respected dinghy which sails nicely and is also a delight to row. A good all round family sailing dinghy, professionally built and ready to go.

Norfolk Broads Rowing Skiff built by Cox Bros. of Barton Turf in the 1960's. Totally refurbished by the current owner over the last year, now in very smart condition and ready to launch. Complete with road trailer and launching trolley plus 2 pairs of oars. This skiff carries slightly more beam than her Thames counterparts to cope with the slightly rougher waters of the Broads so could be suited to the more open waters of a lake or large estuary.

Paul Gartside Skylark dinghy built by Jim Higginson at the Lyme Regis Boat Building Academy in 2013. Built to a very high standard with excellent materials, proven by the beautiful tight grained douglas fir planking that was chosen for the planking and other elements of the build. Built with a lug rig, the current owners had built a gunter sloop rig to the original Gartside design so the boat comes with 2 separate rigs, both complete and ready to go. the Skylark is an interesting design with a wide beam that is carried a long way aft to give excellent buoyancy and stability. complete with a fitted all over cover and galvanised road trailer. A stunning and well maintained dinghy.

Nottage sailing dinghy built as part of the Traditional Boat Building Course at the Nottage Institute in Wivenhoe, Essex.  Built at the school under strict guidance of the professional instructors to create a high quality and nicely finished sailing dinghy. Quite a heavily built dinghy with large scantlings making her very strong. Used very little in the 8 years since she was built, complete with road trailer and fitted all over cover. Tidy dinghy ready to go.

Farthing sailing dinghy built by Willow Bay Boats in 1995. Epoxy glued plywood construction makes for a low maintenance and rugged boat. Complete with road trailer, launching trolley, full rig and outboard engine. Not used much in its life and looking in tidy condition.

Newly built Tideway 12 sailing dinghy completed in 2023, boat No.564. Built to class rules so she is eligible to race in the Tideway fleets. Finished in such a way as to reduce the burden of annual maintenance. She is a fully equipped and ready to go dinghy with an excellent trailer and cover at a price far below the new build cost.

Newly built motor skiff originally designed by American Edwin I. Schock in 1952. Strip plank hull sheathed in epoxy glass cloth externally with utile furniture. Complete with cover, road trailer and 6hp Tohatsu outboard motor. Capable little boat which will do 8 knots quite easily. Only launched for sea trials, now ready to tow away and go in the water for the summer.