Built by Aqualine in 2007, Scudder is a well-proportioned 60ft x 10ft widebeam cruiser offering a great balance of space, comfort, and practicality. With one owner from new, she has been clearly well cared for and is now ready for a new owner to take the helm.
Powered by a reliable Isuzu 55hp diesel engine, Scudder is well suited to inland cruising, offering steady performance... Read More
Say hello to 'Ava Louise', a pilot edition of the Beneteau Flyer 10. She's powered by two Mercury Verado V8 four-stroke engines, boasting 300HP. This means she can reach speeds up to a thrilling 40 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed of 22 knots.
To make berthing and manoeuvring a breeze, 'Ava Louise' is equipped with joystick controls, a bow thruster, and Skyhook digital anchor.
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"Door Gunst Verkregen" is a striking and characterful iron hull Dutch barge, built by a builder listed as Wormenhuaed—offering a fine example of traditional European boatbuilding from the early 20th century. With a length of 52 feet (15.76 meters), a beam of 10 feet (3.15 meters), and a draught of 0.91 meters. This classically styled vessel is well-suited for inland waterways and canal cruising.
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Introducing Aster — a truly exceptional and historic narrowboat, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for canal boat enthusiasts and heritage lovers alike. Built by the legendary Malcolm Braine, Aster was the very first vessel to emerge from the now-renowned Norton Canes boatyard. This 45ft traditional stern narrowboat marks the beginning of a remarkable legacy in British boatbuilding.
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Mr Muddle is a beautifully crafted 60ft by 12ft widebeam cruiser, built by Collingwood and designed with the popular reverse layout. Her light, spacious interior features oak-faced ply cabin sides, sprayfoam insulation, and a mix of laminate, carpet, and hardwood flooring, with top-opening windows and portholes providing excellent light and ventilation.
Powered by a Canaline 60hp four-cylinder engine with keel cooling, PRM 260... Read More