PROJECT BOAT, INCLUDES TRAILER, OPEN TO SENSIBLE OFFERS Built in 1995 and launched in 1996. GRP construction with white hull and superstructure, lifting keel, tiller steering. BUILDER Hunter (USA). HUNA2878J596 DIMENSIONS LOA 23'6" Beam 8'3" Length 23'6" 7.21m LWL 6.53m Beam 8'3" 2.54m Draft Min 0.46m Draft Max 1.68m - lifting keel Displacement 1,361kg (3,000.0lbs) 1996 Hunter Legend 23.5, lifting keel - rather a project boat after recent neglect, includes road trailer. MECHANICAL Mariner 8hp Sailmate outboard motor. Fuel tank. ELECTRICAL 12v battery system. DECK GEAR Stainless ste... read more

Built in 1980. White GRP superstructure with fin keel, fractional Bermudan sloop rig, aft cockpit with tiller steering, 6 berth internal layout in 2 cabins with standing headroom. BUILDER: Built by Marine Projects (Plymouth) in 1980. Hull No 64. DIMENSIONS: LOA 32' 6" (9.9m) Beam 10' 6" (3.2m) LWL 26’3” (8m) Draft 5' 8" (1.75m) Displacement 9200 lbs 1980 Sigma 33C, "Irela III", fin keel, fractional rig, tiller steering, Sole 26hp diesel, sails new around 5 years ago, stack pack, sprayhood, lots of gear, lightly used. MECHANICAL Sole 26hp inboard diesel engine with shaft ... read more

The unsinkable Etap 24i is a well-built and cleverly designed sailing boat. She has twin rudder and a fin keel which offers a fine performance for a single-handed sailor. Offering four berths in a light and airy interior, she features an inboard sail drive diesel engine, heating, shore power and many other upgrades. Viewing by appointment only through our Essex office +44(0)1621 785600... read more

Meg Merrily is a much loved Sabre 27, she has been in her present ownership for some 10 years and over that time her capabilities have been proven by her extensive cruising, to ensure stress free sailing the owner has invested significant time and money, the Beta inboard engine was replaced in 2018 along with sails, standing rigging, navigation equipment and much more over the years. currently in the water in Benfleet, Essex. For more information, to receive a copy of the recent survey or to arrange a viewing please get in touch on 01702 599018 (phone answered up until 11 PM)... read more

Barbary class cruising ketch yacht just in at Morgan Marine. The Barbary Class Ketch are well respected and proven cruising boats. Traditional in design and built strongly, and are capable of impressive sailing performance and guaranteed seakeeping abilities. Barbary Rose represents excellent potential for coastal hopping, offshore cruising and even as a small liveaboard - This boat is a good example of the range, and has been consistently and carefully maintained, inside and out. Deck: Mast head bermudian ketch rig, the main mast with single inline spreaders and the mizzen mast with si... read more

Built in 1971. GRP construction with white topsides and superstructure, centre cockpit, wheel steering, 7 berths. Bermudan ketch rig. BUILDER Tyler Mouldings to Van de Stadt design. DIMENSIONS LOA 10.90 m 35'11" LWL 8,6 m 28'3" Beam 3,2 m 10'6" Draft 1,50 m 4'11" Displacement around 7500 kg Ballast 2800 kg 1971 Trintella IIIA, 36ft offshore cruising yacht with centre cockpit and ketch rig, 7 berths, Beta 43hp diesel installed new in 2007. Substantial offshore cruising yacht, ashore at present. MECHANICAL Beta B-43 43hp inboard diesel engine installed new in 2007. Engine No 6L0247. ... read more

The Hunter 701 is the 23' variant of the well-known Hunter range, which means it contains all of the innovative accommodation design, seakeeping and ease of use, as the others. Suitable for coastal cruising, racing, for the inexperienced or those just looking for straightforward sailing. In this lifting keel version, the keel storage does not restrict movement through to the forward berths. With a good sized cockpit, four berths below, along with a sink and space for a portable cooker. Running rigging is led back to the cockpit increasing the ease of use; also comes with a new dinghy... read more

The Winga 87 is a surprisingly spacious motor/sailer for its size with proven good sailing characteristics. This version has been cruised to the Mediterranean. This version appears to have been well maintained and equipped and therefore presents as an attractive, tidy, capable cruiser with the reputation of seaworthiness. The wheelhouse is semi enclosed, with a full cockpit canopy. The galley is separate from the saloon and there is accommodation for six in three separate cabins. The owner's cabin has a spacious double berth, seat and stowage. This is complemented by a comfortabl... read more

The lesser known Ditchfield 25 offers an opportunity not often found in the modern world of boating, this hull was professionally built in 1977 and then stored until 1995 when her second owner finished her with no expense spared. When you step aboard Tuliaan you will be greeted with teak decks, lewmar self tailing winches, a modern beta inboard engine, top of the range navigation instruments, barely used jeckells sails and much more! If you’re a sailor that appreciates a touch of class and some time with a pot of varnish and a brush then I urge you to get in touch as soon as you ca... read more

RECENT BETA DIESEL! Built in 1963. Carvel wooden construction of Iroko planking on oak frames, cascover sheathed below the waterline, light blue painted topsides teak laid decks over marine ply, aft cockpit, tiller steering, bermudan ketch rig, doghouse and coachroof, her interior has 4 berths in 2 cabins with around 6ft standing headroom. BUILDER: Designed by Laurent Giles & Partners and built by Porter & Haylett Ltd. Hull No 11. Part 1 British Registered (in date). DIMENSIONS: LOA 28' 2" (8.6m) Beam 9' 0" (2.7m) LWL 25’0” (7.6m) Draft 3' 10" (1.2m) Headroom 6' 0" Displacement 5.61... read more