Blue Dawn was built in 1953 by Richmond Slipway Ltd. She's a Sparrow Class Motor Cruiser, with 2 berths, galley, head and shower. Mahogany clinker built on oak frames, mahogany superstructure and beautiful varnished mahogany interior. Has had a full refit in the last 18 months. She has a new cooker, stainless steel sink and a rebuilt nannie diesel engine has been fitted in the last 6 months. Recently slipped and antifouled. A lovely vintage boat, well known and popular on the Thames for many years.... read more

Magic Dragon is a steel built, half size Clyde Puffer replica built in 1997 by John Schofield. Powered by a new Mitsubishi 33 HP four cyliner in-board diesel engine she can accommodate two people in the berth, has inboard shower and plumbed in toiler facilities and a galley/day cabin. An iconic boat her story is available via You Tube titles The Maiden Voyge of Magic Dragon which shows her final days of construction, transportation to the River Thames and her fist voyages on the river. At that time she was a steam powered vessel however this has been recently replaced with a new Mitsibushi 4 c... read more

A gentleman’s yacht with history – built in 1965 for Roger Pilkington of the glass family to explore the European Waterways. She comes complete with books from the “Small Boat” series written by Pilkington describing her build and fitting out on the Thames and their travels of many of the European waterways. She is essentially fitted out to live aboard comfortably with all facilities including heating and a full size domestic washing machine. She has been our home for the past eleven years whilst cruising extensively in the south of England, northern France and the ... read more

Features 'Pegasus' 1966 Cox & Haswell Rapier 2600. Historic boat, one of the first boats designed by Cox & Haswell and built by Christchurch Yacht Company, Cowes-Torquay racer and raced in 1966 under her original number 128. 'Pegasus' has had a complete rebuild from the waterline up. Built in Double diagonal mahogany. Full interior rebuild. Powered by two rebuilt Volvo Q140 petrol engines that have been upgraded to two litre fuel injection (2012). Volvo 290 outdrives. Fully documented rebuild over four years and now ready to go. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a small piece of ma... read more

Fine example of a truly classic boat from a bygone era. She was one of 2 built as a hire boat on the Norfolk Broads and the owner has the literature from when she was advertised in the 1930's. She is powered by a Bukh 3 cylinder diesel Lifeboat engine and the boat was extensively refurbished between 2010 and 2015. She is a lovely boat which is full of her original features and character and offers 4 single berths in 2 separate cabins. The interior woodwork is very good and the boat appears to be very dry throughout. **She is now out of the water presenting an ideal opportunity for a belo... read more

Amiens RASC Amiens is a truly unique vessel. She is one of 14 Battlefield Class high speed target towing launches built by Thornycroft for the MOD in 1944 and is believed to be the only seagoing vessel left of her class. There is some incredible history behind this vessel from her service days with the Royal Army Service Corp as well as her time in commercial use as a survey vessel when she surveyed the sea floor for the Channel Tunnel. Since her current owners purchased her, she has had an extensive amount of works completed both interior and exterior and is currently used as a fully funct... read more

Specifications: Year: 1921 LOA: 36’ Beam: Approx. 8’ Draft: Approx. 2’ Construction: Timber Hull / Keel: Displacement HIN: N/A Description: “A classic 1921 launch which has had over £20,000 spent on her since 2005. All the work has been carried out by the professional shipwrights, M.W. Jackson. She is now 90% complete and ready to launch. All receipts for the work carried out are available. Her current owner has converted her into a live-aboard, having spent a further £... read more

Traditional 23-foot carvel wooden launch ‘Westons Isle’ for sale. Built around 1970 at Latham’s Yard, Poole, Dorset for use as a workboat on Poole Harbour. Fully restored around 12 years ago and in use as a recreational day boat ever since. Regularly serviced, maintained and repainted/ varnished. New Yanmar 30hp 3-cylinder diesel engine fitted 3 years ago by Purbeck Marine. Very economical with an excellent range. The hull is currently being professionally painted. Cuddy and full tonneau cover. Storage lockers. Comes with anchor, fenders, buoyancy aids, over sid... read more