If you’re looking for a solid, go-anywhere cruising yacht with plenty of space, this Moody 36cc could be just the ticket. Designed by Angus Primrose and built by Marine Projects, she’s a classic centre cockpit cruiser with a reputation for comfort and seaworthiness. At 11m long with a 3.6m beam, she feels roomy and stable, and with 7 berths across two cabins, there’s space for family or friends on longer trips. The Thornycroft T90 diesel (36hp) has had key updates like a reconditioned gearbox and new cutlass bearing, plus fresh batteries in 2023. She’s well set up for independe... read more

Produced in 2018, this Oceanis 45 is truly a dream to sail. Featuring twin helm steering, a roller reefing genoa, and a standard mainsail, she strikes an impressive balance between performance and comfort, making her ideally suited for easy manoeuvring. The thoughtfully designed twin helm steering positions provide excellent visibility while ensuring comfort and practicality. With a generous spray hood, you'll stay protected from the elements while enjoying your time on the water. The sail wardrobe is geared for fast cruising and includes a large mainsail with lazy jacks for hassle-free... read more

This Hunter Legend 36 is a really well-regarded cruising yacht and this looks like a good, practical example that’s clearly been used and enjoyed on the West Coast. Designed by Glen Henderson, these boats are well known for their easy handling, generous cockpit space and surprisingly roomy interior for a 36-footer. The wheel steering and saildrive setup make her straightforward to manage, whether sailing short-handed or with family aboard. The Volvo Penta MD2030 engine has done around 1,750 hours, which is pretty typical for her age, and with indirect cooling and sensible fuel consumption s... read more

A well-maintained and recently upgraded family cruiser with a brand new engine (2023), ready for hassle-free sailing! This GibSea 312, designed by Robert Humphreys and built by Gibert Marine, offers an excellent balance of performance, comfort, and reliability. With a new 16hp Mitsubishi Sole diesel engine fitted in 2023 (only 60 hours) and a fresh 2024 service, she’s primed for coastal cruising with minimal maintenance worries. 2024 Updates – Antifouled, engine serviced, and anode replaced. Spacious Accommodation – 6 berths (2 doubles + 2 singles), ideal for family cruising. ... read more

Presenting a highly specified and well-maintained Birchwood TS340 from 1994, offering a compelling blend of comfortable accommodation and serious cruising capability. Lying on Scotland's spectacular West Coast, this vessel is an ideal platform for exploring these famous waters, boasting a comprehensive inventory of modern navigation and domestic systems that far exceeds expectations for a boat of this era. The twin 270hp Mercruiser diesel engines, with a balanced 823 hours each and freshly serviced in March 2025, provide dependable power for a comfortable cruising speed of 16 knots. ... read more

This Nauticat 38 Pilothouse is a classic example of the robust Finnish pedigree these boats are known for, offering a solid, comfortable platform for extended cruising in all weathers. The pilothouse layout gives excellent protection and visibility, making her particularly well suited to Scottish and northern cruising, while still retaining the warm, traditional feel below. Her long keel and substantial displacement inspire confidence at sea, and the ketch rig provides flexible and easily managed sail options, with a newer suit of sails fitted in 2020 complemented by a full set of older spares... read more

This Jeanneau Merry Fisher 580 is a great example of a small, versatile coastal cruiser that’s equally at home fishing or enjoying relaxed day trips on the Clyde. She’s a simple, practical boat with the benefit of a much newer 100hp Suzuki outboard from 2017, which is a big plus compared to many boats of this age still running older engines. With around 1,250 hours, she’s clearly been used but should still have plenty of life left if maintained properly. Performance-wise, she offers a comfortable cruising speed around 18 knots and can push up to the mid-20s, making her ideal for quick ho... read more

We are delighted to present this superb example of the legendary Malo 34, a yacht revered for its impeccable Swedish craftsmanship, robust offshore capabilities, and surprisingly spacious accommodation. Lying in South West Scotland, this vessel represents a rare opportunity to acquire a true "go-anywhere" blue-water cruiser that has been meticulously upgraded and maintained regardless of cost. This Malo 34 is in exceptional order, a testament to a fastidious owner who has invested significantly in a comprehensive programme of renewal. The engine benefits from a new heat exchanger an... read more

Presenting a well-maintained and thoughtfully upgraded example of the highly regarded Philippe Harle-designed Feeling 1090. This spacious and practical cruiser, lying on the Clyde, offers a compelling package for families and long-term cruisers seeking a capable and comfortable vessel. Her recent extensive refit ensures she is in excellent condition. Key upgrades in 2023/24 include a new B&G Chart plotter, VHF radio, and aerial, new stainless steel standing rigging, a full set of running rigging, and a new spray hood, dodgers, and wheel covers. Below the waterline, she benefits ... read more

Introducing the well-crafted Samson C-Lord, a remarkable ferro-cement yacht built to high standards by a marine engineer utilising the renowned Hartley/Sampson design. This durable construction method employs the Hartley Truss Frame technique, featuring layers of mesh combined with a specialist mortar made of sulphate-resistant cement, sand, and pozzolan. This results in a lightweight yet robust hull that can absorb impacts and maintain flexibility. Insurance survey available completed 30th April 2026. The exterior is finished with Jotamastic 87 epoxy, zinc-based primers, and antifouling, e... read more