This particular Monterey 265 is not only the best of its kind that is currently for sale, I would argue it is the best example anywhere. She has been fully updated and refitted. Where to start..... The engine was installed brand new in 2010. However, it was only used very lightly thereafter. In 2021 a full refit commenced with no expense spared. Over 12 months the engine was recommissioned and fully serviced by a Mercuiser main dealer. Apart from the normal oils and filters, all the belts, water pumps and fuel pump were replaced. A compression test was conducted with perfect results. The... read more

Although she has just been lifted for the winter and is looking 'end of season', she is due for the yearly scrub an polish in the not too distant future. A full set of new pictures will be taken at that time. The current owner (second from new), has had her for a good number of years and used her lightly each season on the nice days only. As reflected by the low hours. If you can see through the 'winter plumage' here is a great opportunity to acquire a versatile and desirable vessel. A little 'elbow grease' and she'll look the part once more. These boat details are subject to contract. ... read more

The Invicta 26 was designed by E. G. Van de Stadt in 1964. The boat has a narrow hull and transom hung rudder and characteristic round hatches. These hardy little yachts are renowned for being beautifully balanced when under sail. The keel extends for at least half her length, and more than two-thirds her waterline length, which gives great directional stability. Verglas is sadly down on her luck and requires some attention prior to use, following several seasons ashore. Once recommissioned, she'll make a lovely, characterful yacht once more. These boat details are subject to contr... read more

Rarely do boats grace the market with the level of presentation exhibited by this Contest 31 HT. It is a delight to introduce such a lovingly maintained vessel to prospective buyers. The Contest 31 HT stands as one of Contest's most successful models, with 252 units crafted between 1972 and 1983. This particular model is distinguished by the less common combination of a tiller and deep keel. The boat boasts exceptional cruising capabilities and resilience in challenging weather conditions. With seven years of dedicated care, investment, and meticulous attention to detail, this vessel has... read more

Well built, stable and robust, the Kingfisher 166 from Clarkson Marine is a great introductory all rounder. Built as a day fisher the hull is designed to cope with moderate sea state in comfort. The cockpit is high sided giving a sense of security while the proud bow and cuddy cabin offer a dry and well protected helm. She comes with a 2011 60hp Mercury, a great match for the size and weight of the boat. Boat, engine and trailer where all packaged new together at the time, all appear well found for their age. On par with the Warrior 165, the Kingfisher is well regarded as the better loo... read more

Designed by David Thomas and built by Hunter Yachts, the Hunter 23 is a light, responsive yacht, with ample space in the cockpit and down below. Currently ashore, the seller has worked hard to present the boat for sale, applying fresh antifoul, cleaning the boat thoroughly from top to bottom, and polishing the hull. A great 'entry level' yacht known for being great fun to sail, with plenty of space for her modest size. The boat has a fresh, dry, well maintained and genuine feel to her, a lovely yacht, ready to be launched and enjoyed this summer. These boat details are subject t... read more

Sealine are a very popular class of boat. This model is the Sovereign 328. She is available in the boat yard ready for inspection. She has a large cockpit with canopies which can be removed on sunnier days. Down below there is a forward cabin with a large double berth. The heads which incorporates a shower can be accessed form the forward cabin and the main saloon. There is a reasonably sized galley to port with ample seating around the cabin table which can be converted to another double berth. The stern cabin has 2 singles berths which can be converted to another double berth. The en... read more

The smallest Elizabethan, she was designed by Webster and David Thomas in 1969. She is a particularly pretty yacht, looking like a scaled-down offshore cruiser-racer of her day, with long overhangs but a lifting keel. She is very stable but can also be quite quick in a decent breeze. 'Lazy Jack' is a currently stored ashore, with sails and running rigging removed for preservation of condition. The boat comes with 5hp near new Honda outboard, beaching legs and plastic coach roof cover. If looks and decent sailing performance, rolled in to a small and easily managed package appeals, thi... read more

French boat building powerhouse Beneteau, introduced the Monte Carlo 32 with emphasis on looks, performance and luxury entertainment space, they achieved all three with standout results. The large arched windows, tapered bow and sleek lines of the hull, finished in 'Monte Carlo' Grey give the boat a modern, stylish and typically Mediterranean look. The open plan cockpit offers a combination of entertainment options, including large sunbed/saloon seating and table conversion, single sun lounger, second "al fresco" galley and twin helms seats. Four steps lead down to the inside saloon.... read more

The 160 Bowrider is the smallest of the Bayliner range. A neat pleasure craft, ideally suited for zipping about on stretches of backwater or entertaining friends and family with a multitude of water sports options. Built to last, the 160 shares the same build quality as all modern Bayliners. The hull is formed from hand-laid Vinylester resin on full-length box stringers. This produces a stiff and strong hull that should provide years of faithful service. The boat comes with Mercury OptiMax 90hp presented in good overall condition. There are full cockpit and bowrider covers with standard ... read more