2010 Electric Sloop - E/S Hjerter Kung (King of Hearts) A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire one of Europe's most beautiful electric boats: E/S Hjerter Kung of Vaxholm, Sweden. Have a get-together for your friends, guests, customers or have a quiet cruise - only you can invite to a soiree in this salon. Hjerter Kung is the only one of its kind in the world, and now she can be yours! Deck, lounge and all furnishings are hand-made by long time ship builder Björn Westman. The blueprints are from 1892 by engineer Harald Olsson in Vänersborg. Hjerter Kung was launche... read more

Princess Elizabeth classic passenger/ boat Built 1936/ launched at hills boatyard. Originally carried 60 passengers 47ft with rudder x 13ft 6 wide 3ft 6 inch draft. 8 tons in weight. She now sits on dry dock in Shropshire. Been restored the last 14 months. I’ve had a quality craftsmen working on it the last 5 months who is a shipwright. She’s running x2 beta marine bv1505 which only have 2000 hrs on the clock but peace of mind I’ve taken the heads off and had them tested and new head gaskets etc They have been fully shot blasted and painted. Original ?copper polished fuel ... read more

Believed built 1913.Teak on oak carvel construction. Length 9.75 m, beam 2.48 m, draft 0.76 m Newly renovated with redesign and refit by IBTC International Boatbuilding Training College Lowestoft, England completed summer 2017. Large aft cockpit and forward well both accessed from cabin via double wooden doors Sampson post Exterior painted with varnished trim Brass and bronze fittings. Mechanical and electrical: 42hp/30.9kW Vetus M4.17 4 cyl diesel inboard engine (new 2016) Stern gear all new 2016 Stainless steel fuel tank Wheel steering 2 x 12V 140Ahr service batteries 1 x 12V 100Ahr engine ... read more

Robert Ives 29 - beautiful ex Environment Agency / Thames Conservancy River & Canal Patrol boat. This boat has been beautifully restored, and upgraded to a very high spec. She is a Robert Ives 29 patrol boat built in 1975 (these are is still used by the River Authorities today). These boats are a class of their own and turn heads wherever they go - beautiful lines and wonderful handling. Antifoul, hull polish, and engine service June 2023. External Teak freshly re-varnished (August 2022) - grab rails, engine hatch handles, front cabin surround. Inside is mainly teak with varnish... read more

A well presented Andrews day launch in original design, with forward cockpit and helm, amidships cabin with 2 single berths . A beautiful boat for an excellent price. Perfectly maintained with lots of maintenance applied. Very diligent owner, Selling due to wanting to upgrade. Perfect for the River Thames and surrounding canals!... read more

Just look at this beauty of a boat. Designed when boats where built to be used not just marketed as the biggest caravan available for a given length. This is a 32 foot boat with two berths, a small galley and a head, is powered by two modest 96 hp diesel engines and will go 22 knots. It's a semi-planning hull and you have to admire this type for it's fuel efficiency and sea kindly attributes. It's not just the beautiful classic looks that make this boat attractive to a modern boater it's the large cockpit and open wheelhouse. Two things that you want when you're entert... read more

This is a rare opportunity to purchase not only an affordable classic but most importantly floating history, Gerfalcon is on the national historic ships register and as such has a storied history, she is one of the 700 vessels that was sent to Dunkirk for operation Dynamo. This particular little ship has been lovingly restored and updated with modern amenities, including twin BMC engines that provide reliable and efficient power. Gerfalcon features one dedicated sleeping cabin with two single berths and a spacious saloon with a large double bed, making it the perfect getaway for a small fam... read more

Over 100 year old Wooden Cruiser converted to electric propulsion Four cabins with a dining room/galley, living room, washroom, toilet/shower and rear cabin Four berths with a double or two singles in rear cabin and a convertible double in the main cabin To suit an enthusiast able to look after her maintenance Would make a lovely home HISTORY The Wayfarer if a 42ft, six and a half ton wooden boat built in 1906. She was launched on June 14th 1906 having been built by the Burnham on Crouch Motor and Boat company. She was originally destined as a pleasure launch in Southend but was brough... read more