Yorky is a beautifully restored example of this classic Plymouth Pilot boat. GRP displacement hull with varnished hardwood wheelhouse and two berth cabin. Often used as a yacht club committee boat because of her sturdy build and large open cockpit, the Saltram 24 is ideal as a leisure fishing or cruising boat. Her shallow draft and bilge plates enable her to take the ground when exploring rivers and estuaries.... read more

Aquila of Scotland is a beautiful example of a gentleman’s motor yacht, designed and built by Bushnells, of Wargrave in 1963/64. The vessel is 47 ft long with a beam of 14.6 ft and has a fully moulded GRP keel. A pair of T6.354.4 Perkins 6 cylinder engines rated at 185hp were fitted approx 8 years ago. Inside is spacious and flooded with natural light. All the internal spaces offer excellent head room which makes her a pleasure to be aboard. Accommodation comprises two cabins and an en suite shower room to the master cabin. The living area has plenty of storage space and there are steps ... read more

1964 Inchcape 32 for sale with the name "GLENMORE" is located in Argyll and Bute (Loch Etive near Oban). This vessel was designed and built by the Inchcape shipyard (Aberdour) in 1964. Key features: length 9.9 meters, beam 3.6 meters, boat displacement 9,078 kilograms and max boat draft 1.37 meters. Lister HW3 marine diesel engine. 3 Cylinder, naturally aspirated, in directly cooled, slow revving engine. PRM hydraulic reversing marine gearbox engine: fuel type - diesel. With a Fuel Tank capacity 270 liters, Water Tank capacity 270 litres... read more

This beautiful traditional Broads cruiser has been cherished by her last two owners. She won best restored boat over 40' in 2019 and has recently been redecked, wheelhouse roof replaced and replanked where required. She is powered by a reconditioned BMC 1.5 diesel and can sleep up to 6 people. She is one of a kind! This beautiful traditional Broads cruiser has been cherished by her last two owners. She won best restored boat over 40' in 2019 and has recently been redecked, wheelhouse roof replaced and replanked where required. She is powered by a reconditioned BMC 1.5 diesel ... 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 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 brought to Cambridge via the Wash (Aug... read more

A true classic Gentleman’s motoryacht from a bygone era; Hyskeir was designed by John Bain. Using this Silver Leaf class design she was built at the Scottish boatyard of James A. Silver Ltd in 1937. Hyskeir was named by her first owners after the Lighthouse which at the southern end of the Minch between the Outer Hebrides and mainland Scotland. Shortly after her launch Hyskeir was to join, like many of her sisterships, Operation Dynamo which is better known to us all as Dunkirk in 1940. This saw around 850 privately owned boats and 20 warships flock to Dunkirk to help evacuate the 338,000 ... read more

***NEW ARRIVAL*** Natsumi is a wonderful example of one of our restored Andrews Slipper Launches. At Andrews Boathouses we carefully select and acquire Slipper Launches that we then put through our own rigorous restoration process. The damaged and unsound planking is carefully stripped away and replaced with selected timbers that have been aged for at least two years. From the keel up we restore the hull using the best woods and modern caulking to ensure the integrity of the hull. The hull is made sound and painted in the new owner’s choice of colour and of course the trademark bl... read more