1971 Rival 32 for sale in Kent The Rival 32 is a classic sailing yacht that is still recognised today as a benchmark in yacht design. Capable of extended cruising in comfort and easily sailed single handed. It is practical and has spacious accommodation below decks offering berths for up to 6 adults. This Rival benefits from a factory fit-out. Significant quantity of additional equipment has been stored locally in a dry garage and not currently onboard. The yacht has been ashore for a number of years and is now being sold by the family. This Rival 32 is in need of some additional work t... read more

OCTAVO 1980 Sunspeed 715 23ft sailing yacht 4 berth. Seperate head, Petter diesel inboard, 2 mains, 4 other sails, NASA instruments, radio telephone, inflatable, horseshoe lifebuoy plus extras. Price reduced as selling due to illness.... read more

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

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

This E.G. Van de Stadt's designed vessel was originally named 'Trintella of Kent' and possibly registered in Rochester on the Medway. A move to Cornwall saw the boat renamed 'Allegra' as she is today, although moved back to Kent. In October 2023 the vessel was lifted onto the hard at Dover where, after cleaning, the hull was given two coats of grey primer with, below the water line, two coats of anti fouling and above the line two coats of white gloss. As part of the upgrading that has taken place new self draining stowage for the gas bottles has been made in the... read more