1910 Broads Sailing Cruiser

• Wood construction
• White with varnished superstructure

• 4hp Mariner outboard

• Topsail Gaff Sloop rig
• Timber mast/spars
• Gaff mainsail
• Topsail
• Roller reefed jib
• All sails in terylene

• 4 berths, plus cooker and toilet
• The boat has a large cockpit with seating and lockers, one of which contains a small cooker, to either side. In addition there is a further locker under the stern deck. In the cabin there is a single settee berth to either side between which, at the foot of the mast, is a sea-toilet in a cabinet. There are two further berths in the forepeak, full sized, but probably best suited to children. Headroom in the boat, which has a sliding hatch over the entrance to the cabin, is about 4 feet. Her decor is finished in varnished woodwork with white deckheads and dark blue upholstery, and she has a gimballed oil lamp. The boat’s decks have recently been recovered in traditional brown lino.

• Overall cover
• Cockpit cover (believed to be in need of replacement, but useful as a pattern)

It is understood that this boat has been professionally maintained throughout the current 35 year ownership. Her history is known, and she has been raced very successfully over the years, winning the coveted Cock of the Broads trophy twice and competing in the arduous Three Rivers Race on fifteen occasions. This boat has been, and is, much loved and a caring new owner is sought. A rare opportunity to acquire an original, and well maintained, Broads gaffer.