Small craft
Aldeburgh Beach Boat
(REF: 30559)£9750
Full specification
Wooden Ships Comments on this Aldeburgh Beach Boat
Believed to have been built by Frank Knights Boatyard, Woodbridge in 1974.
Known as an Aldeburgh beach boat, she was a working vessel most likely used for fishing the inshore waters of the Suffolk coast. A generous beam, high freeboard and a flare to the bow are all signs she was built for open water work and make her a capable and safe family boat.
New 14hp Nanni engine fitted in 2022. Recently serviced and ready for the summer.
A nice looking boat with an all paint finish giving her a work boat like feel, practical and useable but still elegant and eye catching.
Length 21’
Beam 7’9”
Draft 2’
Construction
- Clinker planked in mahogany all copper fastened to steam bent ash timbers
- Hull painted inside and out for ease of maintenance.
- Heavy wooden gunwhales finished in blue.
- Painted wooden thwarts with supporting knees all recently replaced.
- New painted engine box.
Machinery
- Nanni Diesel 14hp twin cylinder diesel installed new in January 2022.
- Serviced in May 2024.
- Mechanical gearbox with single lever controls to a fixed 3 blade centreline propeller.
- Stainless steel 12 gallon fuel tank.
- Single 12 volt 100ah battery charged by the engine alternator.
Equipment
- Auto electric bilge pump
- Vigor bronze manual bilge pump
- Bruce anchor
- Mooring warps
- Fenders
- Boat hook
- Yuasa 12 volt 100ah battery (2023)
- 20 watt solar panel
- Nanni 14hp diesel engine
- 12 gallon stainless steel fuel tank
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These particulars have been prepared in good faith from information provided by the Vendors and are intended as a guide, Wooden Ships cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. The Purchaser should instruct his agent or surveyor to validate all details as necessary and satisfy himself with the condition of the vessel and its equipment.
