Blue Dawn was built in 1953 by Richmond Slipway Ltd. She's a Sparrow Class Motor Cruiser, with 2 berths, galley, head and shower. Mahogany clinker built on oak frames, mahogany superstructure and beautiful varnished mahogany interior. Has had a full refit in the last 18 months. She has a new cooker, stainless steel sink and a rebuilt nannie diesel engine has been fitted in the last 6 months. Recently slipped and antifouled. A lovely vintage boat, well known and popular on the Thames for many years.... read more

Woodstock is a traditional style 15’ wood/composite cruising dinghy. The hull is from a plywood Seafly class dinghy. The decking has been removed, and the freeboard has been raised, with increased sheer. The standard rig has been replaced with a traditional lugsail yawl rig. This rig allows for almost instant sail area reduction by lowering the main sail. The boat sails balanced with mizzen and jib only, or with mainsail only. Woodstock is very mild mannered and forgiving, and has never been capsized. Good width provides for ample carrying capacity (5 adults are fine). Ready to sail tom... read more

Magic Dragon is a steel built, half size Clyde Puffer replica built in 1997 by John Schofield. Powered by a new Mitsubishi 33 HP four cyliner in-board diesel engine she can accommodate two people in the berth, has inboard shower and plumbed in toiler facilities and a galley/day cabin. An iconic boat her story is available via You Tube titles The Maiden Voyge of Magic Dragon which shows her final days of construction, transportation to the River Thames and her fist voyages on the river. At that time she was a steam powered vessel however this has been recently replaced with a new Mitsibushi 4 c... read more

A gentleman’s yacht with history – built in 1965 for Roger Pilkington of the glass family to explore the European Waterways. She comes complete with books from the “Small Boat” series written by Pilkington describing her build and fitting out on the Thames and their travels of many of the European waterways. She is essentially fitted out to live aboard comfortably with all facilities including heating and a full size domestic washing machine. She has been our home for the past eleven years whilst cruising extensively in the south of England, northern France and the ... read more

Alando CK178, a Colchester Sailing Smack ex registered fishing vessel/work boat Built by the renowned barge and smack builders of their day, the Aldous Brothers of Brightlingsea. Initially she was one of a fleet of four, half decked open work boats, commissioned by a local Oysterman in 1923. Originally registered as CK1, then LO111, removed from the register in 1938. Alando was then converted into a pleasure yacht in 1938, her history is then unknown until the 1970's. When she first took part in the OGA East Coast Race in 1973, owned and restored by A R Dunnet of Chelmondiston. She has t... read more

beautiful sailing cutter, replica Danish fishing boat, built and professionally maintained shipyard Brandsma Rohel unique ship in very good condition, looking for a new owner after many long journeys... read more

REGINA is a beautiful eye catcher and head turner. Waiting for its new owner. She can be viewed and inspected on her mooring in Dordrecht (near Rotterdam), The Netherlands. In April 2024 REGINA will be lifted for inspection hull and masts - REGINA is a strong build live aboard. - Suitable for long oceangoing voyages. - Sailtraining / daycharter possibilities - Small sailing cargo possibility REGINA is a headturner and welcome in all marina's REGINA was originally built in Damgarten (Germany) in 1949 as fishcutter.. She was commissioned as fishingvessel of the cutterfleet... read more

The name Salote is from the queen of Tonga which came to the queen’s coronation in 1954 . All so Dan Houston owned Salote for a number of years he was the editor of classic Boat renewed last year new forward hatch, and Sampson post new oak gallows with bronze fastenings .Salote is known as a "Scarborough sloop", constructed of Mahogany on oak steamed frames and rigged as a Bermudian sloop. She has had extensive restoration over the past 10 years by current owner, this has included much of the structure many new frames, planking, deck beams and a laid teak deck over plywood, n... read more

"Almira of Rhu" is a 1962 Classic Bruno Veronese 23ft Sloop. She is in nice condition and ready to set sail. Single cabin with 2 berths, a neat galley and marine toilet. She has a Beta 14hp inboard diesel engine which has only done 100 ish. hours. What a wonderful little yacht, capable of taking on many an adventure. Bruno Veronese designs are beautiful and this classic lady has been professionally epoxy sheathed below the waterline, water tight, easy to maintain and very well built. Current Marine survey available.... read more

Steam Tug which has been in our family since the 70's. She has been featured in the Steam Boat Assoc. publication "The Funnel"a number of times. Engine dates from before 1900 and had Stephenson linkage added at later stage for forward and reverse. Selling due to lack of time and other projects, it would be great to get her back on the water. The boiler and PRV would need certification for insurance and it would be best to bring a trailer as the one that she is on dates from when we first got her. More pictures and information available and she is listed in the Steam Boat assoc... read more