Herbert Woods Leading Lady

• Wood carvel construction
• Built in the late 1930s by Herbert Woods as one of a class of 6 for his hire fleet
• Normally wintered ashore annually, but afloat winter 2011/12
• 2010 Boatyard Condition Report available
• Please also see ‘Remarks’ section

• 12HP Dolphin petrol inboard engine (rebuilt 2010)
• 2 x batteries (2010)

• Bermudan rig
• Timber mast/spars
• Mainsail (serviceable)
• Jib (serviceable)

• 4 large berths, 2 in forward cabin and 2 in aft saloon
• Gallery with Voyager 2000 stove (2 burners, grill and oven) and sink (hand pumped cold water supply)
• Separate heads compartment with sea toilet (no holding tank) and hand basin (electric cold water supply)
• Full length lifting roof with timber sides giving 1.83m (6ft) headroom throughout the cabin

• No current Boat Safety Scheme certificate (expired July 2014)
• Automatic bilge pump
• 2 x fire extinguishers (not guaranteed in date)
• Fire blanket
• 2 piece awning (reasonable condition)
• Quant pole
• Various fenders
• Various warps
• Mud weight
• Rond anchors

This family river cruiser class Broads yacht has had only 2 owners since leaving hire. Professionally maintained by the same yard since the early 90s, she is now in need of some TLC. Whilst it’s understood that the work required is predominantly cosmetic in nature, the new owner will undoubtedly wish to undertake a full appraisal of the boat’s structure prior to putting her back into commission, as she has been stored ashore since 2013 (due to a bereavement). Prior to being put ashore, she was maintained in a good condition throughout. Price substantially reduced due to bereavement.

A mooring on the southern Broads may be available to the purchaser at a cost of approximately £27 per foot per year plus VAT.