Specifications: Year: 1972 LOA: 37’ 10” Beam: 10’ 5” Draft: 5’ 2” Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Long keel HIN: 106 Description: ‘Ronar M’ is a classic long keel sailing ketch, built to extremely high standards by Camper and Nicholson in 1972. She is an excellent example of a Camper and Nicholson 38 foot Ketch. Those who have only experienced modern production line boats will be amazed at the quality and solidity of everything on board, from the humblest light fitting to t... read more

Specifications: Year: 1969 LOA: 32' Beam: 9' 3" Draft: 5' 6" Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Long keel HIN: N/A Description: The Nicholson 32 was designed in 1962 by Peter and Charles Nicholson of Camper & Nicholsons, then one of Britain's most prestigious custom boatbuilders, as a good value mid-sized cruising boat. The Nicholson 32's long-keel hull was a development of the wooden South Coast One Design hull form, and was aimed as a cruiser-racer type. The waterline length ... read more

Classic Yacht Brokerage Comments on this Nicholson 36 Nicholson 36 designed by Charles Nicholson and launched in 1962. The hull was built by Halmatic who were experienced with the new GRP material.  The design featured GRP frames laminated into the hull for added strength making this an incredibly robust and capable hull.  The finished hull was then fitted out and completed by Camper & Nicholson to their exacting standards.  She has a wooden deck, coachroof and cockpit giving her the look and feel of a true classic yacht. Her first owner, Peter Nicholson, raced her in t... read more

Built by Camper and Nicholson, she is hull number sixteen of a total of twenty five built. Very strongly built, three of the class were entered into the 1979 Fastnet race and all three survived unscathed despite being knocked down. Poppy is deceptively spacious with over 6'06" headroom on the centreline in the saloon and generally over 6' in the remainder of the saloon. She has a large double quarter berth, a forward vee berth cabin plus extra berths in the saloon. Originally fitted with two pilot berths, the starboard berth has now been rebuilt with lockers. Additional Informa... read more

Built to the hull design by Charles and Peter Nicholson, FORERUNNER II was the last of the series of composite Nicholson 36’s constructed in the period 1960 to 68. The GRP hull moulding was by Halmatic,with final fit out by John Perry of Emsworth. FORERUNNER was commissioned for the One Ton Cup of 1968, and built with a Transom stern as the counter had a rating disadvantage, resulting in a reduced overall length at 10m compared to the other 16 or so composite Nicholson 36’s. C& N yard no A376. The cockpit layout provides plenty of space for helmsman and crew. She has been ac... read more

Introducing the Camper & Nicholson 32 – a classic and enduring yacht that stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of 20th-century boatbuilding. The Nicholson 32 is celebrated not just for its robust construction but also for its remarkable sailing capabilities. This vessel is an excellent choice for both seasoned sailors seeking adventure and families looking to enjoy leisurely days on the water. With its thoughtful design and attention to detail, the Nicholson 32 offers a blend of comfort, performance, and reliability that continues to impress boat enthusiasts today. - Length: ... read more

A fantastic opportunity to own a truly classic yatcht. This Nicholson 32 is a seaworthy cruiser, well-equipped for long distance sailing and perfectly suited for those who appreciate traditional boat design. With her beautiful lines and timeless character, she represents everything that make older classic yachts desirable. Please note that the rudder has detached and will require repair, which is reflected in the price. Thew sale includes the cradle and dinghy.... read more

Specifications: Year: 1964 LOA: 9.44 m Beam: 2.83 m Draft: 1.80 m Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Long Reg: 606694 Description: By modern standards Nicholson 32s are massively strongly built, and remain popular as economical go-anywhere cruisers. They have a very high reputation for seaworthiness, many having made long ocean passages. ‘Becky’ has benefitted from thousands of pounds of upgrades from both her current owner and her previous owner, and therefore represents exceptional value for money. Engi... read more

Illness forces sale: suitable project for refurbishment: engine- Beta 26, calor gas cooker, diesel heater, Sails: main slab reefing ( quite old but usable), furling genoa (good but needs new sacrificial strip ) storm jib ( good), cruising chute and snuffer, Hank on staysail (new condition), old spare genoa. stack pack, 2 anchors and chain cables ( Bruce and CQR ) electric windlass,west coast charts, echo sounder,Hydrovane, Raymarine chartplotter,(C series widescreen+ charts ) West coast Scotland paper charts. fenders, well used dinghy and oars ( servicable avon ) Also 6 leg Jacob's ... read more

This in an exceptionally good example of the Nicholson 35, a very solid, fast and seaworthy cruiser. By modern standards they are quite heavy displacement. We sold this yacht previously in in 2011, at which time we wrote ".... A rare find - a really lovely later-built example of one of the the classic Nicholson 35 cruiser-racers. This 1979 Mk VI example has been in her present second ownership since 1987. She has glossy topsides in original gelcoat, interior joinery in lovely condition, and has very clearly been beautifully maintained". The same applies now 15 years later.... read more