The Arvor 230 AS is a shaft drive semi displacement sport fishing boat that offers a spacious cabin, a V-berth and a standard fit chemical toilet (not fitted). The 230 AS has a galley to port and a dining table in the cabin so you can cook and eat the catch of the day as soon as it comes on board! Standard trim tabs make it easy to adjust your ship for different loads and sea conditions. A livewell is set at waist height at the stern with an aquarium style window for the entertainment of passengers. Rod holders, stainless steel net rollers, wooden gunwhale inserts and fold-down wooden benches ... read more

Something a little bit special ……. A one off custom built gentleman’s launch with a V8 purr from the engines that can’t help but bring a smile to your face. Miss Lily is a true one of a kind, stunning looks with a high gloss varnished finish, she would be at home in many a movie scene. Built to a high standard by a local boat builder in 2011, she emulates the lines of a Riva Aquamara above the chines, with a splayed bow you might see on a Chris Craft. Equally at home on a lake, river or at sea, her twin V8 engines will see her hit in excess of 50 knots if you da... read more

Aliana is a Rustler 42, designed by Stephen Jones and built by Rustler Yachts in Falmouth. Commissioned in August 2013, she has remained with her original owner from new and has been equipped specifically for serious offshore and long-distance cruising. The Rustler 42 is a substantial cutter-rigged cruising yacht, combining a long encapsulated lead ballast keel, skeg-hung rudder and generous displacement with a sail plan designed to remain manageable when sailing short-handed but offer tremendous passage speeds. Aliana follows that philosophy closely, with twin furling headsails, provision... read more

‘Chimaera’ is a beautifully presented Rustler 36 from 2005 with some lovely upgrades for extended cruising or coastal hopping. The Holeman and Pye designed Rustler 36 has proven hugely popular. They are the go to option for the Golden Globe race, proving their indestructible build quality and turn of speed, this yacht will look after you no matter what the conditions throw at you! Chimaera is a stunning example of a later built Rustler 36. The current owners have carried out many recent upgrades including standing and running rigging, a full suit of Penrose sails, Hydrovane, wa... read more

The Rustler 44 was designed by Stephen Jones as a fast, blue water cruiser combining exceptional performance with spectacular comfort. She is an evolvement of the hugely popular Rustler 42. With safety and sailing still at the forefront of design, the 44 has an increased interior volume to give much more accommodation and space for additional inventory items. Saorsa has these in abundance, she is set up for extended blue water cruising, with a recent lithium installation, generator, wind generator and solar power, there is no need for shore power! The downwind sails, twin poles and yankee sa... read more

Design and Heritage The Oyster 435 remains one of the most admired yachts in Oyster’s heritage. Known for her blend of bluewater endurance and elegant lines, the Oyster 435 was designed to deliver safe, comfortable passagemaking without sacrificing style. Because of this balance, she continues to be highly regarded by experienced cruising sailors. Cruising Capability The Oyster 435 is a proven offshore yacht, designed for extended time at sea. Her hull form and displacement give a reassuring motion, while the deck layout supports safe movement and practical sail handling. As a result... read more

Design and Pedigree The Cornish Crabber 24 MKV is a modern classic that builds on the timeless lines and proven seaworthiness of the original Crabber 24. In the MKV version, the design was refined to offer improved sailing performance and increased comfort, while still retaining the character the model is known for. As a result, she appeals to sailors who value tradition with modern usability. Condition and Usage ‘Ithaca’ is an immaculate 2020 example that has seen very light use from new. With just 150 hours on the engine, she presents in excellent condition throughout. Because of... read more

Design and Build The Moody 336, built in 1994, is a well-proven and highly regarded family cruising yacht. Designed to offer a balance of comfort, safety, and performance, she has established a strong reputation over many years. As a result, the Moody 336 remains a popular choice for private owners. Cruising Capability Importantly, the Moody 336 is designed for easy handling and rewarding cruising. She is equally comfortable on coastal passages and longer trips. Consequently, she suits both relaxed family sailing and more ambitious cruising plans. Engine and Mechanical This parti... read more

Design and Build The Hallberg-Rassy 29, hull number 487, was built in 1990 and remains one of the most respected small offshore cruising yachts ever produced. Designed by Olle Enderlein and built in Sweden, the Hallberg-Rassy 29 is known for her solid construction and dependable sailing characteristics. As a result, she has earned a long-standing reputation for seaworthiness and longevity. Of the 571 boats built, this model continues to be highly sought after. Navigation and Equipment This particular Hallberg-Rassy 29 has been carefully equipped for modern cruising. Navigation equipment incl... read more

Design and Seakeeping The Sargo 33 is designed to deliver a rare balance of comfort and serious seagoing performance. A long waterline and strong deep-V hull give the boat a confident, surefooted ride, making her well suited to challenging conditions as well as relaxed cruising. Engines and Handling ‘Ultrasonic IV’ was delivered to her current owners from new and is powered by twin Volvo D4-300 engines, each with less than 200 hours. Close-quarters handling is straightforward, thanks to bow and stern thrusters, low-speed engine mode, side doors, and a hull gate. In addition, on... read more