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.

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.

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.

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.

The second of the Davinka class yachts to be built after Harrison Butlers own Vindilis. Major professional refit in 2012 when extensive work to the hull, deck, rig and all systems was carried out. Pretty yacht with her original yawl rig and laid teak decks. 4 berths. A sensibly priced pedigree classic yacht. New photos and video tour March 2026.

West Country gaff ketch built by Pearce of Looe in 1919. A yacht with a very interesting and varied history, she was owned by author George Millar and it is understood she was the first pleasure boat into Paris at the end of WWII, entertaining visiting royals aboard. Major refit work in the current and previous ownership including hull and deck repairs, engines rebuilt and overhauled rig. The project is not yet complete and the current owner is looking for the right person to take her and finish off the work. She has a very good pair of engines, all new wiring and overhauled rig ready to be stepped. she is dry and tight but the interior fit out needs completing. she is a big volume yacht with elegant lines and is a vessel worthy of the effort to get her finished and back to sea.

Designed as part of a competition for the Royal Swedish Yacht Club to stimulate innovation in yacht design. She was built in 1938 and given away as a prize in the yacht clubs raffle in 1939, won by a Scottish sailor who brought her home to Scotland where she has been ever since. Cruised on the west coast of Scotland for the last 30 years, she has been maintained to a good standard and recently had a spring refit ready for the summer season. 4 berths with heads and galley. Volvo 18hp diesel. A very elegant yacht with good pace.

Peter Brett Dee 27 built in 1961. The name Dee 27 relates to her waterline length not overall length. The larger sister to the well proven Dee 25, Peter Brett later took these designs and developed them into the Rival range of yachts. A well maintained yacht in her current 15 year ownership, she has been cruised extensively around Ireland and Scotland proving to be a very good sea boat and easily handled. 5 berths, Volvo MD2030 engine. Up together yacht ready for her new owners.

31' gaff cutter designed and built by A.M. Dickie of Tarbert in 1898 for the Laird of the Isle of Gigha, Scotland as a personal ferry yacht to access the island from the mainland. In the same family ownership since 1965, she has in recent years been maintained professionally, wintered undercover every year and sailed extensively each summer. An active vessel in the Old Gaffers fleet, she took part in the OGA Round Britain voyage and has cruised extensively around the east coast and over to Holland. 4 berths with good headroom and a lot of space for her length. Sailed easily by one person, she is a handy yacht that has also proved herself as a capable cruising vessel. 2022 survey available for inspection.

A very tidy example of the Saxon class, designed by Buchanan and built by Priors in 1962 to Lloyds 100A1 classification. Mahogany on CRE frames with a sheathed plywood deck. Well maintained by some careful owners with a well documented history. 5 berths with good headroom, Perkins 30hp diesel, good sails and rig. A nicely designed and some would say perfect size family boat, easily handled and a joy to sail.

Elegant Swedish cruiser racer yacht designed and built by the great Torre Holm. Brought to the UK by the present owner and raced in many classic regattas proving her as a fast and competitive boat. New Collars mast and all rigging in 2010, she has been used only very lightly since then. Perkins Perama M30 engine needs a rebuild or replacement unit. 5 berths with 6' headroom.

A beautifully built and impeccably well maintained gaff sloop built at Kings & Sons of Burnham on Crouch. Top class pitch pine planking which was found in excellent condition during her major renovation. Sailed extensively in long current ownership, cruising Scotland, Ireland, Cornwall and Brittany, a far more capable boat than her size might portray. Up to date systems and equipment, very nicely cared for and absolutely ready for the coming season.