Lying at Saul junction Marina. In the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside. “Canterbury Tales” is a beautiful Aqualine Canterbury widebeam boat in the popular reverse layout with two bedrooms. Upgraded two-colour exterior paintwork in unique burgundy and navy-blue, with matching piped cratch- and (new) pram- covers. She has almost all the upgrades offered on this model by Aqualine, which with our own additions, such as solar, totals £48,000. She is fully equipped for off-grid living or extended travel without shore power, having a bow thruster with its own battery... read more

Lovely Broom Ocean 34 inland/coastal cruiser, built 1998, one of the last 3 of this model built by Broom. lying ashore at present in Brundall, Norfolk. Regretfully for sale due to a change in circumstances, BSS till 2026. powered by the normally aspirated Perkins 135 Sabre diesel giving plenty of power for river and coastal cruising, giving approx 12 knots maximum speed, very economical at river speeds. Bow thruster. Fisher Panda 3KW diesel generator professionally fitted. All decks fitted with teak finish decking. extended canopy to cover whole cockpit, spare winter canopy. 12 volt inver... read more

Fairline mirage 29ft. Single volvo penta diesel engine. Runs beautifully. In lovely condition. Winter covers included. Brand new full set of blue fenders. Will have full safety certificate. 6 berth. Sea toilet, hob,12v and 240v electrical system Any test welcome.... read more

Premier Houseboats are pleased to present Poundland, an extremely creative and well thought out conversion of a small rive barge that offers a surprising amount of space whilst keeping ongoing fees low. Poundland was created by the owner to maximise living space on a smaller barge, and it's quirky yet contemporary design has certainly achieved this. Entering across the external decked area and through double doors, the quirky layout and amazing space strikes immediately. There is a walkway to one side that leads to a mezzanine sleeping area above the kitchen, which can accommodat... read more

Yachting Monthly magazine has been around since 1906, when yacht cruising was beginning to be considered a sport in its own right. In 1927 Maurice Griffiths became editor (where he remained for 40 years) and it was during this time that the magazine sponsored a number of boat designs. These designs were intended to provide the home-build enthusiast with an inexpensive, shallow drafted and seaworthy craft. In 1949 Alan Buchanan designed a 19ft Wild Duck sloop and YM published the plans. Most were built in plywood and didn't take long, for this one however, was a completely different story... read more

This 'Vee Empress 267' is a nice sized motor cruiser and appears to be in good condition although has sadly not been used since prior to covid. She offers a good sized cockpit area with elevated twin helm seats to offer a nice view all around the vessel, plus a lower 'aft deck' perfect for fishing or relaxing around a table with chairs. Inside she is clean and tidy, a good sized galley with hot and cold water, a full sized oven and plenty of storage. The head offers WC, basin and full height shower. In terms of acccomodation there is a V berth arrangement up at the front and aft cabi... read more

Colvic has an enviable reputation in building good quality, strong vessels. The Watson design is from a Scottish fishing boat which makes it an extremely sturdy and capable motor sailor. There are forward and stern cabins, both with 2 berths and in the main saloon the dinette arrangement converts to another double. There is a large separate heads and starboard there is a well laid out galley. The wheel house is light and airy with good visibility offering protection against the most adverse weather conditions. She would make a good long distance cruising boat or could be considered for a liv... read more