A classic former pilot boat built by Tyrrells of Arklow,An Historic vessel of heritage suitable for coastal cruising or liveaboard. Accommodation Access to below deck is down steps from the main deck saloon. Large foreward cabin with two berths,hanging cupboards,port holes and deck light with escape hatch. Heads to port aft of the foreward cabin with WC basin and large shower(domestic shower tray) Hot and cold water. Master cabin aft of access area,this cabin spans breadth of the boat with double port holes either side.Large double berths each side with ample hanging lockers.Dressing table... read more

Remarks : A unique Fairey, understood to be the only one of three of this type completed by Fairey Marine. Described as a Huntress 26 in the 1965 London Boat Show Brochure, Wight Huntress more closely resembles a Huntsman 28 having the same moulded hull depth (shortened by 2 feet), single large side windows, standing headroom and separate heads compartment. Her single Perkins HT6354 engine is mounted below the cockpit floor which is flush from the cabin bulkhead to the stern with helmsman and navigator pedestal seats and bench transom seat. ... read more

Just look at this beauty of a boat. Designed when boats where built to be used not just marketed as the biggest caravan available for a given length. This is a 32 foot boat with two berths, a small galley and a head, is powered by two modest 96 hp diesel engines and will go 22 knots. It's a semi-planning hull and you have to admire this type for it's fuel efficiency and sea kindly attributes. It's not just the beautiful classic looks that make this boat attractive to a modern boater it's the large cockpit and open wheelhouse. Two things that you want when you're entert... read more