A great boat for use as both day sailer or racing round the buoys: Selden tapered mast and Spars Ullman Racing Sails - little used Scanes cruising Sails - serviceable Harken roller furling and many Harken blocks Trailer in good condition... read more

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Much loved family day boat in immaculate condition (no longer needed now children left home). ✔️ Just had full 5 yr overhaul & revarnish (£1200) ✔️ Fully serviced Mariner long shaft 4hp outboard ✔️ brand new green canvass Drascombe camping tent (£500) ✔️ Self-furling Genoa ✔️ New lines. Full set of fenders, boat hooks, sail ties etc ✔️ Trailer old but has new suspension, bushes & hitch. ✔️ Wintered for 10 yrs under cover. Clean Winter cover (recently new) ✔️ Sails in good order (one small patch on main).... read more

This beautiful day sailing dinghy is in excellent condition. She was built by John Claridge in Lymington. She is based on an old design but using modern materials. She has a GRP Hull with teak gunwhale, thwart, coamings and trim. The spars are carbon fibre and the mast can be stepped single handedly if necessary. The cockpit is roomy with space for up to four adults. She has oars and rollocks and an outboard bracket. She comes with a launching trolley which is able to piggy back onto the road trailer.... read more

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 . This Char... read more

Built by Bill Bailliff at his yard in Overton, Lancashire, circa 1996, this traditional style craft is derived from the original Loch Broom Post Boats, which were used for the delivery of mail to the remote communities on Loch Broom, Wester Ross. They could be rowed, sailed or motored. The last surviving original example of this type has been on loan to The Scottish maritime Museum since 1987. This modern version comes complete with a road trailer,traditional tan sails and 2hp Honda outboard engine.The out board engine sits in an outboard well when in use. She has a classic simulated... read more

Rarely available classic RNSA (Royal Naval Sailing Association) 14 ft Bermudan rig dinghy with a reputation for sailing and handling beautifully. Designed by Uffa Fox and built to Admiralty specification, this clinker-built classic dates from the 1950s. Acquired three years ago, Kestrel has been sailed and enjoyed as well as having considerable time and effort spent on her refurbishment by the present owner and a well-respected local boat yard. This includes work carried out on her hull, mast and upper works. Equipped with original cotton sails, boat cover, oars and anchor she is now in l... 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

Sea Holly is a Tela 16ft she was purchased brand New from Saltern's Boat Builders in 2010. She has been lightly used from a local sailing club. Her sale includes a 2.3hp long shaft outboard engine, 2010, her complete rig with gaff mainsail, Spars by Collars. A galvanised road trailer A GRP moulded hull and decks, Fitted out with wooden gunwales and thwarts. A lifting keel will take her draft down to 4ft, a wooden rudder with tiller hung from her transom. The mould for this vessel was taken from a 1910 small pilot vessel operating in the Bristol Channel. Sea Holly is now refitted fo... read more