Cognac is a South Coast one Design 7.7 metres long keeled cruiser /racer designed by Charles Nicholson in 1955 sail no SC14, built by Woodnutts in 1956 she has a full set of sails, redecked in 2009. engine yanmar 1 gm 10... read more

Designed by A.H. Buchanan. Design winner 1946 Yachting monthly. Built by Crossfields, Conway, South Wales. Date built 1965. Length 20ft( excluding Bow Sprit, Waterline 17ft, Beam 7ft 1ins, Draught with Centre board up 2ft 3in .Construction English Oak stem, deadwood and stern post. Larch 7/8" planking. 2 Berths Equipment; Gas cooker, VHF radio, Johnson 9.9 outboard engine, Navico tiller pilot... read more

A very well looked after yacht in excellant condition inside and out. 5/berths with standing headroom throughout. Viewing is a must, Recent survey available... read more

This "One Off" three berth iroko on oak ketch was built by John Tyrrell of Tuskar Boat Construction in Wexford and has been well looked after by her one owner from new. She was launched in 1979 and has been wintered ashore every year since then. "Capella" comes with a powerful 40HP Perkins diesel engine and has been sailing out of Crosshaven since she was born. Her inventory includes mainsail, furling genoa, mizzen, spinnaker, blooper, lazybags (for main and mizzen), recent gas cooker, GPS, depth, VHF, autopilot and more. She really has been well maintained and is reluct... read more

Galway Hokker with a great history and pedigree. Not many opportunitues come accorss to buy a boat like this. Recently completed a refit - she is now in working order and waiting for a new owner.The vessel is of traditional construction, with timber mast and gaff rigged main sail. It has a large bow sprit and a large foresail. CALL NOW TO ARRANGE A VIEWING History The subject vessel is a Galway Hooker constructed of larch planks on oak frames. The vessel was originally built in 1875 and underwent a major re-construction in 1980. Subsequently, the vessel underwent further re-constructi... read more

Wow! A rare opportunity to own Hull no.1 Silverette by Silvers of Rosneath. Distinguished past owners include Robbie Coltrane who cruised the magical Scottish Isles in her. She is of traditional carvel construction on steam bent oak timbers and copper fastened. Built in 1930 she played her part in the war as a submarine lookout boat on western shores and she is still In outstanding condition, she really must be seen to be appreciated. This classic has great all-round views from her beautifully varnished mahogany wheelhouse and all modern comforts inside. Her powerful Thornycroft engine makes ... read more