Designed by Robert Harris of Vancouver, Canada, the Vancouver 32 is a traditional long-keeled passage maker, although with a great deal more interior space than many older long-keeled designs. The design is aimed squarely at long-distance cruising, and is much sought after for this purpose. This is an early but unusually lightly used Vancouver 32, for sale now only because of the long term owner's age. OUR OWN WEBSITE AT YACHTSNET.CO.UK ( https://www.yachtsnet.co.uk/boats/y13820/y13820.htm ) HAS FULL INVENTORY INFORMATION AND LARGER PHOTOS... read more

A fast cruiser with enough speed to be a useful club racer, the Beneteau First 325 is an attractive yacht with good performance and handling. She has well finished cruising accommodation with a double aft cabin, a forward facing chart table, a good galley and a vee-double forecabin. This 1987 example has been comprehensively refitted in her present ownership, and is set up both for easy single-handing and family sailing. In full commission and ready to sail away, she is for sale now as the owner has just bought a substantially larger boat for extended cruising. Marina mooring until end March 2... read more

The Vancouver 27 is an uncompromisingly cruising-orientated design, with no concessions to racing or modern fashion. The heavy-displacement long keel hull is very solidly built, and the hull form copes well with added weight for stores for long passages. This is a Mk II version of the Vancouver 27 that has been very well maintained and refitted over the years, and is in extremely good condition, with a recent new engine, good sails, vane gear self-steering and a full cockpit canopy. Internally she has a very well looked after 3-berth interior, with Eberspacher heating and near new upholstery.... read more

Twisters are one of the absolute classic long-keel cruisers, first built in wood in 1963. Although accommodation is modest, they are fast and seaworthy, as well as very pretty. This 1991 boat is one of the few later examples of the all-GRP Twister, home completed to a very good standard by her first owner. She is well looked after and has a good inventory including recent new sails. She is for sale now only because the owners have bought an larger yacht - a Rustler 36 - another Holman long-keeler.... read more

The Beneteau Oceanis 331 is a modern family yacht with a particularly large aft cabin for her size, plus a good heads compartment. This yacht was built in France in 2000, but was then sold to the first owners in the USA, and was then imported to the UK in 2008 with VAT paid. We sold her in 2010 to the present owners, who are now retiring from sailing. OUR OWN WEBSITE AT YACHTSNET.CO.UK ( https://www.yachtsnet.co.uk/boats/y13820/y13820.htm ) HAS FULL INVENTORY INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL AND LARGER PHOTOS... read more

A three-double cabin version of the popular family cruiser the Beneteau Oceanis 350, this is a well sorted yacht only for sale as the owners have just bought a larger boat. The hull was professionally epoxied in 2018, and she has an excellent cruising inventory including Eberspacher heating, good electronics including an AIS transponder, dinghy and outboard.... read more

This is one of the rarer Heard Falmouth Working Boat types, the Heard 25. Designed by Percy Dalton, she is simply but very nicely fitted out in teak, with laid teak decks. She is in her original ownership, and since launch has only been sailed for 4-5 months each year, the remainder of the time being stored ashore under cover inside the owner's barn. This 25-footer is a beautifully built and fitted out example of the type, and is set up for daysailing, classic racing and cruising for a crew of two. Although there are four berths and the cockpit can seat six, she would be very cramped ... read more

The 'Cornish Trader' was one of the first larger boats from Cornish Crabbers. It uses the same basic hull as the more common 'Pilot Cutter', but with slightly raised decks and bulwarks, and gaff ketch rig instead of gaff cutter, looks quite different. It also has significantly more interior space, headroom and stowage then the 'Pilot Cutter' versions. This very well looked after example was launched in 1981 and has been in the same ownership since 1991. She is for sale now only as age is catching up with the owners.... read more

This is one of the less common Beneteau Oceanis 411 Clipper models with a four-cabin layout. There are two double aft cabins, a double forecabin, and a fourth forward cabin with two 'pullman' style single berths, which make good seaberths. With two heads this makes a good boat for a large family or a partnership arrangement, as is the case with the present owners, who have had the boat for just over 10 years. She has a good cruising inventory including good electronics including radar and an AIS transponder, heating, liferaft and dinghy and outboard. (The photo of her under sail is ... read more

The Alden Challenger 38 was designed by John G. Alden shortly before he retired in 1956. It is one of the last designs John Alden designed personally just before he retired in 1956. A few were built in timber before the hulls and decks were moulded in GRP by Halmatic, and fitted out by quite a number of yachtbuilders in the USA and Europe. About 50 in total of the GRP-hulled boats were built. Being an American design she is beamier and hence more spacious than many British yachts of similar age, and has a centreboard as well as a full long keel. We sold this yacht to the present owner in 20... read more