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Dufour Arpege 30 REF#344605
2025-07-31 20:46:13| Boatshed.com Recent Boats
Register with Boatshed to see 106 extra photos of this Dufour Arpege 30 .Here is an example of one of these very popular Dufour Arpege vintage yachts - we can all see that she'll need some work and some more cleaning, but underneath it all, I'm sure that there's a lovely yacht waiting to burst out and be sailed! Lines led aft and a a decent sized cockpit lead down below to a large and surprisingly roomy interior, divided into three sections - the galley and navigation area, with the largest, most voluminous chart table that I've ever seen, plus two berths and a moulded galley section. These lead to a saloon area, with four berths and lots of stowage, followed by the bow section, housing a large sail locker and an athwartships heads/locker compartment. With some elbow grease, care and attention, she may make someone a really nice yacht - a surprisingly large package at a truly budget price. These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.This Dufour Arpege 30 has been personally photographed and viewed by of Boatshed Brighton.
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De Vries Lentsch Dutch Steel Yawl REF#344577
2025-07-31 19:45:58| Boatshed.com Recent Boats
Register with Boatshed to see 142 extra photos of this De Vries Lentsch Dutch Steel Yawl .This lovely De Vries Lentsch is really very easy on the eye and should attract attention, wherever she goes! The Dutch shipyard, De Vries Lentsch was founded in 1874. Originally constructing wooden rowing boats, they progressed to small traditional Dutch sailing craft and then changed to building in steel and dominated the market for many years. In 1960 the design arm separated and continues today in Edam, responsible for drawing some of the most well known steel superyachts in the world. We don't know a great deal about the history of this particular De Vries yacht, built by Doornbos Yard - she refitted a couple of years ago, before the current vendors purchased her. She appears really solid, the hull looks fair, she's recently painted and a high quality looking original fit out down below has been well maintained and feels dry and fresh. She has a full set of high quality looking and very recent upper deck canvasworks. Some sympathetic changes have been made down below and I felt instantly cosy and at home, once inside - it really is a lovely place to be and could envisage extended stays and cruises on board. These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.This De Vries Lentsch Dutch Steel Yawl has been personally photographed and viewed by Tim Kingston of Boatshed Brighton.
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Mike Heywood 50ft Trad Stern REF#344536
2025-07-31 17:46:30| Boatshed.com Recent Boats
Register with Boatshed to see 43 extra photos of this Mike Heywood 50ft Trad Stern .Built by Mike Heywood in 1991 of Steel construction. Very nice interior, but externally needs a little TLC. Boat Safety Certificate expires Oct 2026 The boat was surveyed in Sept 2014 and was of sound construction. The boat was also dry-docked and blacked with new anodes fitted in Aug 2021. A lovely airy, light traditional narrowboat with accommodation for 2+2 with a possible double in the converted sofa-bed in the lounge. Fitted with a multi-fuel stove and diesel central heating, 12 volts electric with solar panels. Also mains electric hook up. Pretty much all of the applicances will be staying with the boat (kettle, toaster, air-fryer, microwave, etc) One aft bedroom with a double bed and an additional two-berth sofabed in the lounge. The midships heads is fitted with a shower, a hand basin, and a cassette toilet. The Owner will be leaving many appliances on board, including a Sky Glass TV (subscription required), so this is ready to move aboard! The mooring is also transferable (by separate negotiation). These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.This Mike Heywood 50ft Trad Stern has been personally photographed and viewed by Paul Watson of Boatshed Yorkshire.
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