FOR SALE “Blue Sky” Parker 235. GBR17 Year 2003 Kept at Hollowshore , Faversham. Sailed on The Swale and Thames estuary. She is currently on her trailer and ready for viewing. Acrylic spray hood with s/s frame in blue. Mainsail zip up stack pack system in blue with lazy jacks. Furlex roller reefing. Main and jib by Ultimate sails in good order. Asymmetric spinnaker with snuffer by Kemp sails, rarely used, spinnaker pole. Barton deck gear and blocks. Tiller pilot. (Raymarine) New in 2022 Winchrite power winch. Can save your arms. Battery 2022 kept charged by solar p... 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

An outstanding Dehler 36 CWS designed by the renowned Van de Stadt, built by Dehler Yachts and launched in 1993. The Dehler 36CWS is a fast and capable cruiser/racer and equally at home racing on the river or offshore. The central winch system means that she is set up to sail short handed. The Dehler 36 is an extremely easy yacht to manage, with her self tacking Jib there are no sheets to handle and the electric winch takes all the hard work out of hoisting sails or trim. The interior appears to be in excellent condition as does the exterior except the tread master could do with some ... read more

Remarks : 1998 Sealine F43 for sale in Kent On Cloud 9 is a beautifully appointed and styled Sealine F43 with spacious accommodation for eight people in two cabins, the saloon and dinette. It has a large "Owner's" stateroom aft with ensuite facilities, spacious double berth cabin at the bow and double berth conversion in saloon. This is two cabin version which gives the extended galley making this an ideal long range cruiser or liveaboard. Excellent exterior space with spacious well designed cockpit and a large flybridge. Propulsion units are the desirable Volvo TAMD63P twin diesels of 370hp... read more

Centre cockpit aft cabin motor cruiser. Twin Thornycroft 60hp diesels, regularly serviced and start on the button. Desirable later moulding with almost no exterior wood. Hull and superstructure in good condition, canopy replaced 2022. Original interior with twin berths in aft cabin, twin or optional double in forward cabin and occasional double in dinette. Eberspacher heating, calorifier & holding tank. Lying River Medway, Strood. Sensible offers on the asking price considered.... read more

1969 lying Medway , recent new Beta 20 hp , Wind vane steering , Tiller pilot , , HDS chart plotter, VHF radio , Nasa depth and wind , avon dingy , warps ,fenders good gas stove with camping gas cylinder . Wired for 240V shore power . Lines lead to cockpit to raise and lower the main and control the topping lift , sails in good condition with stack pack ,all new 2006 . New boom 2006 with slab reefing . Hull epoxied 2010 , 2 anchors with chain + rope rode . Offered now at bargain price for a very good boat, On shore and ready for antifoul and launching . Engine ready to go . . Moo... read more

Year: 1985 LOA: 32’ 7” Beam: 11’ 7” Draft: 3’ Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Displacement HIN: 709037 Description: She has lots of space and a great cabin layout with a large double cabin at the rear of the boat as well as an island berth in the bow. Engine(s) & Electrical: 2 x Ford Sabre 6 cylinder, 80hp diesels. Serial numbers: 10856 (port) & 9587 (starboard). Drive type: shaft. Fuel capacity: 450 litres. 3 batteries (new in 2022) charged from the engine. Shore power. 2... read more

Specifications: Year: 1976 LOA: 31' Beam: 9' 6" Draft: 3' 7" Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Twin HIN: 236 Description: Described in Yachting World as ingenious, the Berwick design continued the immensely successful Giles/Westerly theme of good solid spacious cruisers and the 31 was indeed big enough to provide good accommodation without becoming (by the then standards) too boxy looking. She had the weight and capacity to stay at sea for long extended passages and can be motor-sailed effectively. I... read more