Design and Seakeeping The Sargo 33 is designed to deliver a rare balance of comfort and serious seagoing performance. A long waterline and strong deep-V hull give the boat a confident, surefooted ride, making her well suited to challenging conditions as well as relaxed cruising. Engines and Handling ‘Ultrasonic IV’ was delivered to her current owners from new and is powered by twin Volvo D4-300 engines, each with less than 200 hours. Close-quarters handling is straightforward, thanks to bow and stern thrusters, low-speed engine mode, side doors, and a hull gate. In addition, on... read more

Design and Reputation The Hardy 42 Commodore is widely regarded as the serious cruiser’s choice. Designed for owners who value seaworthiness and dependable handling, she has earned a reputation as one of the most capable offshore motor yachts in her class. Engines and Handling This example is powered by the sought after MAN 450hp common-rail diesel engines, delivering strong, reliable performance. Close-quarters handling is supported by hydraulic bow and stern thrusters, along with a hydraulic windlass, making manoeuvring straightforward and controlled. Systems and Equipment She is... read more

Design and Pedigree This listing represents an early 2026 build slot for the Rustler 41, offering a rare opportunity to secure a place within Rustler Yachts’ limited production schedule. Designed by Tony Castro and hand-built in Falmouth, the Rustler 41 is a modern interpretation of the classic gentleman’s launch, blending elegant lines with contemporary performance. Hull and Performance The design centres around a deep-V hull, engineered to deliver confident handling and refined performance at speed. As a result, the Rustler 41 offers a reassuring and capable platform for coastal an... read more

Design and Presence This Rustler 33 can only be described as beautiful. Finished in British Racing Green with a beige non-slip deck, she presents a striking and elegant alternative to the more common teak-decked examples. The contrast between the dark hull, light deck, and black spars gives her a distinctive, head-turning presence both afloat and under sail. Electric Propulsion One of the defining features of this yacht is her electric drive system, meaning there is no diesel or petrol engine on board. Power is provided by a Torqeedo electric system, offering quiet, clean, and low-main... read more

Design and Capability The Aquastar 45 is widely regarded as a true yachtsman’s motor boat. Built in 2001 and fitted with the larger bathing platform (similar to the Aquastar 48), she combines classic Aquastar build quality with excellent offshore capability. Her semi-displacement hull with keel delivers predictable handling, comfort at sea, and confidence in a wide range of conditions. Engines and Handling Powered by twin Caterpillar 3126 426HP diesel engines, this Aquastar 45-48 offers strong, reliable performance. Twin screws and a powerful bow thruster make close-quarters manoeuvrin... read more

ICONIC BLUE WATER SAILING VESSEL An iconic Rustler 42 from 2011 with very little use.  Blue hull and teak decks (sailed in UK waters only) – all in pristine condition.  She has the oak interior with 2 heads. Recent standing rigging, electronics, sprayhood, electric tender outboard and safety equipment. The package includes bowthruster, Webasto heating, hydrovane wind steering, Parasail and a cruising chute in snuffer. A full picture folio is now available – call us for a link to the high resolution images. OPPORTUNITY Located in Falmouth , currently lifted ashore, thi... read more

Design and Seakeeping The Mitchell 31 MK III, built in 2005, is renowned for her rugged construction and excellent seakeeping. The hull form has long been favoured by commercial operators, which says a great deal about her ability to cope with difficult coastal conditions. As a result, she inspires confidence and is very much a boat designed to get you home safely in all weather. Engines and Performance This example is fitted with twin Volvo engines on leg drives, delivering a comfortable cruising speed of around 12 knots and a top speed of approximately 18 knots. Passage making is relax... read more

Design and Reputation The Mystery 35 is widely respected as a fast, capable cruising yacht with genuine pedigree. Designed to reward good sailing while remaining safe and manageable, the Mystery 35 has earned a strong following among experienced sailors. Because of this reputation, the best examples are rarely available. Presentation and Condition ‘Francesca of Fowey’ stands out as one of the finest Mystery 35s currently afloat. She is presented in outstanding condition throughout and immediately gives the impression of a yacht that has been carefully and consistently improved. As ... read more

Grand Banks Eastbay 38 Jazz is a stunning example of the Grand Banks Eastbay 38, a lovely combination of elegant downeast styling and effortless power from the twin Caterpillar 420’s. Designed by Raymond Hunt Associates, the deep V hull form offers stability and comfort even when hitting speeds of 30 knots, this is pure boating elegance at it’s finest. The Eastbay 38 offers excellent all round visibility from the pilothouse with removable aft screens leading to the sociable cockpit aft. Wide walkways with hand rails to the side and foredeck all add to the feeling of security when mov... read more

Brand and Design Ribeye have been building high-quality RIBs in South West England for over 25 years and are widely regarded as one of the premium names in the sector. Often described as the Range Rover of the RIB world, Ribeye combine strong build quality with refined design and presence on the water. The A683, launched in 2020, is the latest evolution of Ribeye’s A-Series. With updated styling and improved features, she strikes an excellent balance between performance, comfort, and versatility, making her an ideal family and adventure RIB. Specification and Equipment ‘Mothershi... read more