Sporty, spacious and good value for money, Westerly made over 180 of these popular fast family racer/cruisers. Not only are their sleek lines easy on the eye but these yachts are a pleasure to sail when relaxing or racing. They have quite a high freeboard and are surprisingly spacious with 6ft head room. The cockpit will easily seat four or more people, the wide side decks and large foredeck are easy to move around, the lines lead aft for easy short handed sailing and there is also a spacious, practical layout below deck. Reliable and seaworthy, this vessel is ideal for coastal cruising, wee... read more

This speedy pocket cruiser has a wing keel and twin rudders enabling her to cruise the creeks and sit comfortably on a drying mooring. Lines leading back to the cockpit through 6 clutches, allow for easy single / short handed work. The tiller has a handy extension and the decks are uncluttered. The accommodation is neat and surprisingly spacious with good headroom and a decent sized aft cabin. There are actually 6 berths in total, a separate heads compartment, a practical galley and a decent sized nav table which all add to this little cruiser feeling like a much bigger one. Great pocket siz... read more

The Lochin 33's are well known for their seakeeping qualities and unrivalled strength, making them a great workboat / fishing boat for personal or commercial use (with the right coding). Owned since 2011, this example has been well looked after and regularly improved/maintained, spending each winter period ashore. The powerful Ford Sabre engine has recently undergone a professional rebuild, starts on the button and looks immaculate. There is a good, modern, navigation system incorporating a Raymarine Hybrid Touch Chart/Radar Plotter, a VHF DSC radio and an Autopilot along with an up to dat... read more

The UFO 34 has an impressive history of all weather offshore cruising & racing. These sturdy, stiff & seaworthy yachts have proved themselves again and again (check out Wikipedia for their performance in the extreme conditions of both the 1979 Fastnet and the 1998 Sydney to Hobart races). They not only behave well, they look good too with sleek and elegant lines. Under the same ownership for the last 12 years, this example has been much improved during this time and is still sailed regularly. Maintenance has also been a top priority as she is taken out of the water annually for the winter ... read more

This Beneteau First 35, a successful cruiser racer, has a 'ready for action' feel about it. The owner sails regularly in the summer and has brought the vessel ashore each winter for maintenance during his 18 year ownership. He has accrued a large sail wardrobe, replaced the running rigging in 2018 and replaced the long lasting Dyform standing rigging in 2007. Lines lead aft to a large cockpit, there are acres of deck space and the sheet winches are self tailing. Down below there are berths galore with the benefit of two double aft cabins, a double forward cabin and 3 further berths in the s... read more

Rescued and restored over the last two years, this South Coast One Design Yacht is neat, tidy and dry. The inside has been completely repainted. The woodwork has been taken right back, the windows have all been replaced, the decks have been sheathed and finished with green non slip, and all in all, she's a little home from home and looking pretty. Designed to be a seaworthy, fast yacht with good cruising accommodation at an affordable price for all, these vessels were very successful in their day. Over 100 of these little yachts with a big heart were built and some of the most sought after ... read more

The Rossiter Pintail is not just a classy, pretty looking yacht, it is also very capable and comfortable. The long centre ballast keel is lead filled and fully encapsulated offering great stability at sea. Combine this with twin bilge keels and this vessel is just as much at home in shallow creeks and estuaries as on the open water. The cockpit has high combings offering safety and protection from the weather. The forward deck is uncluttered, easy to move around and is fitted with a manual Simpson Lawrence windlass. The accommodation has a traditional, warm, cosy feel throughout with four ber... read more

The Jaguar 23 is renowned as a solid, well performing pocket cruiser, ideal for single-handed sailing and weekend cruising in coastal waters. Surprisingly roomy down below and swift for their size, they make for a good first boat at a reasonable price. This particular example has been enjoyed by her current owner for the last 7 years and benefits from all lines leading aft to the cockpit, a frequently used lifting keel, a modified mainsail for ease of use, a 2006 5hp Mariner outboard and a Waveline dinghy. These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be con... read more

The Oyster 34 is a fast racer cruiser. This example has been in the same ownership for 25 years and has won offshore & inshore races & even participated in the Fastnet. We're told she can still hold her own in any race and put up a good turn of speed in most conditions. Please see some of the trophies won in the attached photograph. This vessel is now being offered for sale due to the owners age & health. They would love to see her go to a new owner who is keen to put her through her paces and win further racing trophies. We believe that there were only ever three or possibly four of these y... read more

What a great little family motor sailer for weekend, coastal, estuary or river sailing. She would also be good for fishing trips with friends. With a well thought out design and a quality build in Sweden, there seems to be loads of space and lots going on for this practical 25 footer. The centre cockpit has plenty of seating, safe high cockpit combings, gives access to fore & aft cabins and has a full enclosure when needed to keep you dry. This cover can be packed away, as can the cover for the large sun roof, allowing great flexibility for year round use. There is also a big store away cockpi... read more