1960 Martham Boatbuilding Joscelyn Class Motor Cruiser

CONSTRUCTION: Wood

YEAR: 1960

DIMENSIONS: LOA 28′ 0″ (8.5m), BEAM 10′ 0″ (3.1m), DRAFT 2′ 6″ (0.8m), will go under all Broadland bridges

COLOUR: White with varnished superstructure

INTERIOR: 4 berths plus galley and heads with shower

ENGINE: BMC 1.5 diesel

EQUIPMENT: Internal: This boat has a pleasant centre cockpit with doors to either side, a sound PVC canopy and fold down screens. Going forward, companionway steps lead down into the forecabin where there are two full-length single berths (with storage under), the heads and a hanging locker. The heads has a hand basin, shower and toilet. Going aft, companionway steps lead down into the galley area where there is an Electrolux fridge and Flavel cooker (2 burners, grill and oven) to starboard and a stainless steel sink unit with pressurised hot and cold plus water-filter, worktop and storage to port. There are two full size single berths (converts to a double), plus a drop-leaf table. Headroom is about 6′. Navigation equipment includes; Navigation lights. External: The boat comes complete with ropes, fenders, rhond anchors and mudweight. Safety equipment includes: Lifebelts and a gas detector.

REMARKS: We understand that there were only 4 of these ever built.

OUR OPINION: Whilst, at the time of writing, the boat is in an end of season condition, she would appear to have been generally well maintained. A very traditionally styled vessel, for which we recommend early viewing.