The Seadog 30 is a renowned centre cockpit cruising yacht with 140 examples being built between 1964 and 1974. They were designed and fitted out by Reg Freeman yachts with the hulls laid up by Kemp and Pitt Ltd in Southampton. They have the ability to cope with heavy weather and cross oceans due to their strong build quality. This example has reported to have been lightly used during its lifetime having been built in 1969.  Build White GRP hull, Blue GRP Deck and Superstructure non slip deck Triple Keel long keel and two bilge keels  Skeg Hung Rudder Wheel Steering Machiner... read more

Seadog 30 Ketch - 1973 - £17,750 **Draft Details Awaiting Owners Approval** The Seadog 30 offers an unusual combination of qualities - a seaworthy design and a robust heavy-displacement construction sturdy enough to cross oceans, yet a relatively shallow draught and the ability to take the ground if you have the triple keel version like here with ‘Sea Dog of Polruan’. With a deep and safe cockpit protected from the worst of the weather by a fixed windscreen, wheel steering and masts fitted in tabernacles so they can be lowered if necessary, usually without outside assistance, and you h... read more

My first impressions of this Sea Dog 30 ketch were just how sturdy and well equipped she is - she's also very easy on the eye! Stepping on board and making one's way to the cockpit, I could see how safe and secure I'd feel during a blow - nice high bulkheads and a hard screen - I'd feel just as safe down below too - plenty of room, a conventional layout and all feeling very stout indeed. Her forward accommodation feature acres of stowage - lockers have been crammed in everywhere - and lots of lounging/resting space, with great head room. Her aft cabin has been modified so that the who... read more