Rustler 42 with the presence of a very capable ocean yacht that can only be a Rustler. One owner from new with an excellent care and upgrade program throughout – she is ready to go. Moulded in dark blue and off white coachroof, she looks stunning. Bow thruster, teak decks, spinnaker, diesel heating, electric halyard winch, diesel fuel polishing system, generator, recent standing rigging (2023) and she has the desirable teak interior joinery. Moored in Falmouth and available for immediate viewing. She has not been transatlantic or to the Med, no strong UV exposure. A lovely &... read more

Overview ‘Curlew’ is a very nice example of the ever popular Najad 331. These well built yachts sail extremely well and offer the perfect fast cruising package, with deceptively spacious accommodation and easy sail handling. The Scandinavian build quality is apparent the moment you step aboard, with an abundance of quality woodwork and practical design features. Curlew has been well maintained by her experienced owners, and she benefits from a full replacement of the standing and running rigging in 2025. She is afloat at Newton Ferrers and available for viewing by... read more

Overview Design and Build ‘Miss Amy’ is a striking custom-built gentleman’s motor launch, designed by Laurent Giles and built by Jonathan Leech in 1992. Her lines take clear inspiration from the iconic Riva Aquarama, giving her a timeless and elegant profile that stands apart from modern production boats. She represents a style of boating that is as much about experience as it is about function. Clean lines, varnished finishes, and a purposeful stance combine to create a launch that feels both refined and capable. Hull and Construction ‘Miss Amy’ is built on a deep V plan... read more

The Tadorne is built by Latitude 46 on Isle de Re, near La Rochelle in France. They have been building day sailors, racing boats and weekenders since the 1980’s. The Tadorne was first launched in 1991 and has beautiful lines as do all of the sailing yachts built at this renowned yard. Alouette is as pretty as a picture, offers good sailing performance, as well as having space below for 2 people to spend a night or two on board. A twin axle trailer means she can be easily towed to her summer spot, or back home for a her winter storage. She has a wide, open, self draining cockpit with ... read more

Design and Seakeeping The Sargo 33 is designed to deliver a rare balance of comfort and serious seagoing performance. A long waterline and strong deep-V hull give the boat a confident, surefooted ride, making her well suited to challenging conditions as well as relaxed cruising. Engines and Handling ‘Ultrasonic IV’ was delivered to her current owners from new and is powered by twin Volvo D4-300 engines, each with less than 200 hours. Close-quarters handling is straightforward, thanks to bow and stern thrusters, low-speed engine mode, side doors, and a hull gate. In addition, onboard ... read more

Overview Delivered new by X-Yachts in May 2011, MISHA is an exceptionally well-specified Xc38 built for offshore cruising. She benefits from an extensive factory options package, dealer-installed upgrades and documented ownership improvements including upgraded machinery, Raymarine navigation suite, Elvstrøm sail wardrobe, retractable bow thruster, electric winches and diesel heating. History & Ownership - Builder: X-Yachts A/S, Haderslev, Denmark - Model: Xc38 - Year: 2011 - Hull Number: B38316 - HIN: DK-XYA38314D111 - CE Category A – Ocean - ABS structural standard c... read more

DESIGN & BUILD The Hunter Marine Legend 33 is a award winning cruising yacht, known for combining generous interior space with straightforward, user-friendly sailing characteristics. Designed with practicality in mind, it appeals to owners looking for a comfortable and accessible yacht. She’s ideally suited to family sailing in coastal waters but equally capable of safe offshore adventures. HULL & CONSTRUCTION The Hunter Legend 33 is built with a solid GRP hull and a bilge keel configuration offering a good balance between stability, performance and shallow water access. ... read more

Overview The Boreal range has a unique reputation as rugged all weather cruising yachts, capable of providing their owners with comfort and safety. Numerous notable voyages have been made, to some of the remotest corners of the world’s oceans. The Boreal 44 features robust aluminium construction, clever sea-going design, large tankage, and an extremely comfortable interior, suitable for long term cruising. The centreboard configuration offers cruising flexibility and seakeeping advantages, while the secure doghouse ensures that watchkeeping in bad weather is dry and comfortable. ... read more

Danish design and architecture is famous for its clean and timeless style, strength and fast hulls – the Xc50 delivers all of this in spades. This example has continuous upgrades and improvements resulting in a ‘turn key’ yachting package ready to sail ocean adventures or comfortable coastal cruising. She is the preferred 3 cabin & 2 heads layout with upgraded in-boom furling system and a North Sails wardrobe plus a fixed screen at cockpit.  She has too many features to list here, please read the spec below. Located in Falmouth – we have many high-resolution images avail... read more

Commission Originally commissioned by the Government of Jersey, Norman Le Brocq has proven herself an exceptionally capable and versatile vessel. Purpose-built by Camarc Design as a fisheries patrol and marine research platform, she has also served effectively in a range of auxiliary governmental tasks, including maritime enforcement, customs surveillance, and environmental monitoring. Her robust aluminium construction, powerful twin-engine configuration, and integrated daughter craft system make her a flexible platform for coastal or offshore patrol, scientific survey, or training missi... read more