The Bill Dixon Moody S31 was an evolution of the earlier Moody Mk I and Mk II. With her increased waterline length and greater beam, the design was Moody’s version of the popular French cruisers of a similar size. Below decks, she offers a much larger volume of accommodation than the earlier designs while being a quicker performer under sail. Based in Largs, the Moody S31 NOKOMIS has been with her current owners for over 20 years. Frequently seen cruising the waters of the Clyde and Scotland’s west coast, she proved to be an ideal cruising yacht for a couple with occasional guests. Main... read more

Developed from the very popular Hallberg-Rassy 34, the German Frers-designed Hallberg-Rassy 342 took all the great attributes of the popular 34 and improved upon them where possible. It stretched the lines slightly to maximise the use of the hull volume, creating a brighter and more spacious interior living space. The rig was also stretched and tweaked to improve performance while making the boat easier for a small crew to handle in all conditions. Hull number 4 of the Hallberg-Rassy 342’s AMAZING GRACE featured on the UK importers' Southampton Boatshow stand for the 2005 and 2006 shows. ... read more

The Contessa 32 is one of the most admired yacht designs ever mass produced. Designed by David Sadler and built by Jeremy Rogers the design has been in production from its inception in 1970 until the current day. Having proved itself in the most arduous conditions during the infamous 1979 Fastnet with a Contessa 32 being the smallest boat to complete the race. Examples of the design can be found cruising in the four corners of the world, drawing admiring glances where ever they go. With the current owners since 2023 the Contessa 32 RUBICON has undergone extensive refitting and upgrading sin... read more

An exceptionally popular model for the Swedish boatbuilding powerhouse, the Hallberg-Rassy 312 enjoyed a production run spanning some fifteen years with almost 700 hulls leaving the factory. . The Hallberg-Rassy 312 FREYA is a MkI version of this popular design, hull number 302. Benefitting from significant investment in recent ownerships. With her current owners swallowing the anchor she is offered for sale as a complete, sailaway package and boasts a comprehensive cruising inventory which features highlights such as: Underwater hull blasted and coated with four coats of International Gel... read more

A popular choice for the offshore cruising yachtsman the Vancouver 34 Classic has proven to be a reliable cruising yacht wither cruising around the coast or crossing oceans. The long keel and cutter rig providing a balanced boat which is easy on her helmsman and crew in the most arduous of conditions. In the current ownership, the Vancouver 34 Classic CINNABAR has safely carried her owners around the length and breadth of the British Isles and enjoyed a 2-year trip to Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea. Sailing with a crew of just two the Vancouver 34 has proven to be a safe and robust cruiser,... read more

Introduced in 1993 the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 30 is a rare find in the UK. Designed by Tony Castro the design was conceived to fill the gap in the Jeanneau range with a compact family cruiser; offering better sailing performance than other Sun Odyssey designs. Below decks the design offers double cabins forward and aft with a separate heads compartment and open plan saloon/galley. With her current owner since 2010 the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 30 KATE ADELAIDE has proven to be a reliable and predictable cruising yacht. Now reluctantly for sale as her owners ‘swallow the anchor’ she is offered ... read more

The Oyster 406 was launched to replace the immensely popular Oyster 39. Developed from the larger Oyster 435 the 406 was available in both deck saloon and coachroof versions. The deck saloon layout is the smallest of the deck saloon offerings from Oyster and features the same timeless styling as her larger sisters. With a practical two-cabin, two-heads layout including a large light saloon and spacious galley, the Oyster 406 has proven to be a desirable boat for bluewater cruisers and long-term liveaboards alike. Built between 1986 and 1990 a total of 35 hulls were launched. Hull number 27,... read more

The Rustler 36, designed by Holman & Pye over 30 years ago has carved itself an enviable reputation as an elegant, long keeled offshore cruising yacht. With examples of the design cruising in all parts of the globe, the yachts are now sought after by those aspiring to set off on serious offshore adventures as well as those just looking for a reliable long keeled offshore cruising yacht, well suited to short-handed sailing. A well-equipped example of the Rustler 36 AQUILA boasts a comprehensive inventory which includes many ‘extras’ desired by all Rustler 36 owners. Her extensive invento... read more

The Hunter Legend 33 sold in massive numbers for a modern cruising yacht with more than 600 hulls being produced across the European and US markets before the design was ‘re-vamped’ in 2012. Designed to be a comfortable, short-handed family cruising yacht, the design features the backstayless B&R rig with in-mast furling mainsail, all controlled from the cockpit with the arch-mounted mainsheet keeping the cockpit free of obstructions. Below decks the accommodation is spacious for a 33’ yacht with the double forward cabin, open plan saloon and galley with large master cabin aft. A ligh... read more

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey range has a loyal following with the combination of practical layout on deck with modern styling and a traditional feeling spacious interior proving popular. Purchased by her current owners in 2010, the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 34.2 KIETA has become a much-loved member of the family. Sailed predominantly by a crew of just two, she has proven to be an easily handled and well-mannered cruising yacht. Now reluctantly offered for sale and her owners look to retire from sailing. Here inventory includes: - Original gelcoat finish to topsides and deck mouldings - Yanmar 3GM... read more