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Moody 36S "Mairi Clare" is an excellent example of her type. In current ownership since 2000 she has cruised in the West Country for the last 20 years. Accommodation consists of 6 berths in the two double aft cabins plus forecabin, with a further 2 b...
Najad 343. This is a quality Swedish yacht with an excellent inventory. In current ownership since 2011, she is now viewing afloat here at Queen Anne's Battery, Plymouth....
Nimbus 280 Coupe, lightly used from the owners' home mooring at Port Solent, Portsmouth. Fitted with a Volvo Penta TAMD 31P 150HP diesel and including bow thruster and trim tabs. Only 10 engine hours since her last engine service in February 2019 inc...
This Westerly Oceanranger 38 is a one owner yacht with in-mast furling, furling genoa, bow thruster, central heating, liferaft, dinghy, outboard and a comprehensive inventory. Currently afloat at QAB Plymouth, she is due to be hoisted ashore at MDL's...
Bavaria 36 3 Cabin Version, commissioned in 2003 with slab reef mainsail and furling genoa. Excellent spec including deep lead keel, 30 hp Volvo (new around 2011, date TBA), central heating, extra water tank, showers in heads and on transom. Masse...
This Moody Eclipse 33 is an excellent example of this innovative and popular model. Key features include In-mast furling, bow thruster, electric anchor windlass, central heating. Now viewing by appointment ashore at Queen Anne's Battery, Plymouth...
This Halmatic built Nelson 34 is a sturdy twin diesel engined motor cruiser. Berthed in Roscoff Marina, her British owners have enjoyed cruising in Northern France and the Channel Islands, and the berth may be available if required by new owners....
Designed by David Thomas, this distinctive motor cruiser was designed to be trailerable, with low fuel consumption from an easily driven low wash hull. An excellent boat for coastal cruising or exploring the canals, perhaps River Thames or Norfol...