Herbert Woods Fine Lady

• Wood construction
• Year of build unknown
• Shallow fin keel
• White with varnished superstructure

• Fin

• Stuart Turner 4hp petrol

• Bermudan Sloop rig
• Timber mast/spars
• Main
• Foresail

• 2 berths, plus galley and toilet
• The boat has a good cockpit with seating to either side. The engine is situated under the port seats opposite which a small stainless steel sink is located under one of the starboard seats. There is a water tank with tap under the stern deck. In the cabin, there is a small galley area with cooker immediately to starboard opposite which is a the toilet compartment. This has an original sea-toilet. Going forward there is a settee berth to either side (both with storage under) and a fitted central table. The boat has a lifting roof and is fitted with electric lighting. In the forepeak, reached via a hatch in the foredeck, there is further storage and an occasional third berth.

• NONE

It is understood that this boat has been maintained by the yard where she is moored. She appears to be in good overall condition though her varnish work would benefit from being re-done. These boats were reputed to be some of the best sailing cruisers on the Broads. Her lines suggest that she can still perform very adequately.