16 foot Falmouth Bass Boat for sale. GRP hull. Original gelcoat. In excellent condition, great inventory, ready to go for the new season. Most reluctant sale enforced by ill health. Gaff yawl rig, tan sails, easily handled and can be insured for up to six miles offshore. Rig includes halliards, sheets and jackstays for main (which is gunter shape so has a high peak). Mizzen is self tacking. Inventory includes; Mariner F4MH 4 stroke outboard (purchased 2016) on outboard stand with under ten hours running, serviced, housed in an inboard well with extended range tank; heavy metal centreplate with... read more

Lovely simulated clinker GRP hull with mahogany trim in great condition. Gunter rig with one red set and the original white suit sails. Oars, cover. anchor. O/B motor available but not included. Trailer with winch, jockey wheel, new hubs/bearings just fitted. Class believed to be a 'Foamcrest' designed by Percy Blandford. Poss. delivery.... read more

Hawk 20, Sail No. 270. This boat was built new for her current owner in 2005, and launched in 2006. She has a beautiful dark blue hull, with a white deck, and has always been maintained with no expense spared by us from new. She has been very lightly used, and only raced a handful of times. She has been stored ashore each winter and kept in a shed. She had new sails fitted at the end of 2019, and they are still in as new condition (the spinnaker is original). She comes complete with a Yamaha 2-stroke outboard motor, serviced spring 2020, and in good order. She is on an purpose built break-... read more

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The Post Boat hulls originate from the 1900's post boat which used to deliver post around the Scottish coast. With her beamy hull and shallow draught, these boats are perfect for exploring creeks and coastal inlets, plus they're easy to launch and recover. Simple to rig and short enough to store in your garage at home. Great for teaching a family learning to sail. Sails well in light airs, can also be rowed when the wind dies. RCD Category C: up to 5 people These boat details are subject to contract. Register with Boatshed to see 41 extra photos of this Character Boats - Post Boat . ... read more

16' Family day boat. Which can be built for you with a small cuddy. The boat has a large cockpit for you and the family to enjoy your time on the water. Comfortable cockpit seats with good back support and simple easily handled Lug rig with mizzen. Masts just drop in so she's quick to rig and light to trailer. Roeboats will custom build your boat exactly the way you want. The boat in the photo has sailed Galway bay, the Lake District in the UK and has completed the Caledonia Raid. It now home ports in Scotland.... read more

Home built from Selway fisher design. Built 2017 and sailed 2018, due to owner passing away this boat must now be sold. Boat is complete on new road trailer ready to go. The boat has sat for a year and now needs re varnishing in areas. Comes with the full set of plans and all paperwork Will be a great project for someone to add there own touch and finish to this home build without the work of starting from scratch. Located Rugby to view... read more

'Mr Smee' (Sail No.) has been in the same family ownership for many years, and has given a great deal of pleasure. This boat is very reluctantly up for sale as the owner is buying a classic racing boat. This boat has been looked after to her owners exacting standards, and it really shows. It is very well equipped; anchor, warps, cockpit cover, winter cover, and comes with a Yamaha four-stroke 2.5hp outboard motor, as well as an excellent break-back road trailer for easy single handed launching and recovery, The Norfolk Oyster makes a perfect family day boat, for estuary/harbour ... read more

SELLING YOUR BOAT? WE OFFER 6 MONTHS FREE STORAGE AT TOLLESBURY MARINA! The Smacks Boat was first produced in the early 1970s from one of the last wooden dinghies built by master craftsman Alf Last of Cooks Barge Yard Maldon, and it has been evolving ever since. Early versions were sold to yacht and smack owners as tenders and many shells were fitted out by enthusiastic amateurs. By the late eighties the mould was worn out and an injection of cash and enthusiasm was needed. That was when Brian Kennell (Shipwright and Boatbuilder) acquired the mould and rights to produce the Smacks Boat. Si... read more