Steam Tug which has been in our family since the 70's. She has been featured in the Steam Boat Assoc. publication "The Funnel"a number of times. Engine dates from before 1900 and had Stephenson linkage added at later stage for forward and reverse. Selling due to lack of time and other projects, it would be great to get her back on the water. The boiler and PRV would need certification for insurance and it would be best to bring a trailer as the one that she is on dates from when we first got her. More pictures and information available and she is listed in the Steam Boat assoc... read more

Classic open top gentleman's launch with road trailer. Originally built in 1914 and listed on the Register of Historic Small Boats. Pitch pine on oak framing, meticulously restored in every detail during 2022 and 2023 at Mashford's Shipyard by traditional wooden shipwrights and marine engineers. Beaching legs paint matched to the hull. Yanmar 1GN10 engine with new shaft and stern gear. Included are boxes of spare engine parts and tins of paint used during her restoration.... read more

Launch built by Landamore of Wroxham.  21 ft wooden hull. Powered by 30hp Nani diesel inboard engine.   This timeless and elegant boat is perfect for those who appreciate classic craftsmanship and wish to cruise the waterways in style.  With only six ever made this 21 foot launch is a rare gem.  The fitted oak drinks cupboards and ample storage make it ideal for entertaining, while the Nani engine ensures a smooth and reliable performance.... read more

OUR REF. † AYB01026 GENERAL Beth is one of a few cabin Post Boats built by Adrian Denye of Character Boats. I have only seen one other! If she had a bespoke hoop tent made, she would make a lovely little camping boat! BUILDER Character Boats. Believed to be built around 2004. Number – Unknown SPECIFICATION Original green GRP hull with dark grey internals. Varnished mahogany cuddy cabin, gunwales and seats. LOD 14’6” Beam 6’8” Draft 1’9” Long Keel Weight 300kg Approximately RIGGING Gaff scutter with painted white mast... read more