Experience exceptional comfort, performance, and modern design aboard this 2013 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44 Deck Saloon- a highly sought-after model known for its spacious layout, light-filled interior, and impressive sailing capabilities. This preferred two cabin plus bunk cabin, deep-keel configuration offers the perfect balance of luxury cruising and confident offshore performance A 2013 example, built in 2013 delivered to the first owner at the end of 2013. This beautiful Deck Saloon yacht is in fantastic condition, with low engine hours and the superb 2 heads layout, offering unrivalled com... 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 space ... read more

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 missions. She rema... read more

Design and Pedigree The Rustler 36 is a classic bluewater cruising yacht with a long-standing reputation for strength, balance, and offshore capability. With her blue hull, teak decks, and wheel steering, she embodies the traditional Rustler aesthetic while offering a practical and confidence-inspiring platform for serious cruising. Because of this, the Rustler 36 continues to be highly sought after by experienced sailors. Ownership History This Rustler 36, named ‘Younge Rustler’ is now in her third ownership and has a well-documented history. She was previously sold through Red En... read more

Design and Heritage The Oyster 435 remains one of the most admired yachts in Oyster’s heritage. Known for her blend of bluewater endurance and elegant lines, the Oyster 435 was designed to deliver safe, comfortable passagemaking without sacrificing style. Because of this balance, she continues to be highly regarded by experienced cruising sailors. Cruising Capability The Oyster 435 is a proven offshore yacht, designed for extended time at sea. Her hull form and displacement give a reassuring motion, while the deck layout supports safe movement and practical sail handling. As a result... read more

Design and Pedigree The Pacific Seacraft 37 is a highly respected long-distance cruising yacht with a proven offshore pedigree. Designed by William Crealock, she was conceived as a strong, elegant passagemaker with excellent handling characteristics. Because of this, the Pacific Seacraft 37 is widely regarded as a serious blue-water cruiser rather than a light-duty coastal yacht. Hull, Rig, and Sailing Balance This design combines a cutter rig with a canoe stern, which gives the yacht a beautifully balanced and sea-kindly motion. As a result, she remains comfortable and predictable in ... read more

Design and Pedigree The Rustler 36, built in 1990, is a classic long-keel cruising yacht that blends traditional craftsmanship with thoughtful modern sailing design. Built for serious passage-making, the Rustler 36 has earned a strong reputation for elegance, seaworthiness, and comfort. Because of this pedigree, she remains one of the most respected British bluewater cruisers of her size. Hull and Construction The Rustler 36 features encapsulated lead ballast and robust hull construction, which contribute to her reassuring stability at sea. This design gives the yacht a predictable... read more

Design and Pedigree The Cornish Crabber 24 MKV is a modern classic that builds on the timeless lines and proven seaworthiness of the original Crabber 24. In the MKV version, the design was refined to offer improved sailing performance and increased comfort, while still retaining the character the model is known for. As a result, she appeals to sailors who value tradition with modern usability. Condition and Usage ‘Ithaca’ is an immaculate 2020 example that has seen very light use from new. With just 150 hours on the engine, she presents in excellent condition throughout. Because of... read more

Design and Pedigree The Alan Buchanan Prior 37 is a highly respected classic yacht, admired for her balance of performance, strength, and timeless design. Designed by Alan Buchanan, she is known for combining classic regatta performance with comfortable cruising ability. For that reason, the Prior 37 remains popular with sailors who value both speed and seamanship. Ownership History The yacht was purchased by the current owner in 2002. Shortly after, she underwent a comprehensive rebuild, carried out between 2002 and 2005. Because this work was done thoroughly, the yacht emerged as a f... read more

Design and Heritage The Tradewind 35 is a renowned blue water cruising yacht with a long and respected pedigree. Designed by John Rock, she embodies the proven principles that have made the model so highly regarded over more than two decades. Because of this heritage, the Tradewind 35 continues to attract sailors seeking confidence and reliability offshore. Hull and Sailing Characteristics With her long keel and heavy displacement, the Tradewind 35 is built for serious passagemaking. She offers excellent sea-keeping and predictable handling, even when conditions become demanding. This ... read more