1955 Herbert Woods Fair Lady River Cruiser

• Wood construction
• Lifting cabin roof
• New decks 2008
• New Samson post 2012
• 75ft new planking 2012
• Sectional repairs to timbers as necessary 2012
• Hull painted above waterline 2012
• Below waterline seams raked out and re-chaulked 2012
• Antifouled 2012
• 2012 repairs & maintenance carried out by one of the most highly respected yards on the Broads at a cost of almost £10,000
• Last surveyed 2005

• 10HP Nanni 2.45 diesel inboard engine (installed new 2006)
• Folding propeller (2006)
• 2 x 12v batteries mounted in battery boxes
• Sterling battery charger
• Shore power
• 12v phone charging socket
• New water pump 2012

• Bermudan Sloop rig
• Wooden mast/spars
• Jib pole
• 2 x Harken sheet winches
• Mainsail (2010/2011, very good condition)
• Furling jib (2010/2011, very good condition)

• 4 berths in 2 cabins
• 2 x singles or 1 x double in main cabin
• 2 x singles in forepeak
• Lifting cabin roof provides approximately 6ft headroom throughout the cabin
• Wallas diesel hob with heater blower lid (2006)
• Wallas diesel oven (2006)
• Sink with drainer
• Hot water supply provided by engine/calorifier
• Cool box
• Separate heads compartment with Jabsco sea toilet (2007, no holding tank) and Royal Doulton handbasin
• Drawers and good sized hanging locker in main cabin
• 2 x brass oil lamps
• 12v cabin lights
• Curtains where fitted

• Boat Safety Scheme certificate (expires 2016)
• 3 x fire extinguishers (not guaranteed in date)
• Fire blanket
• Life belt
• 2-piece awning with window (very good condition)
• Quant pole
• Clock & barometer
• Mud weight
• Various mooring warps
• Various fenders

The owner states that this river cruiser class yacht “sails superbly well” and offers comfortable overnight accommodation for up to 4 people. She has been professionally maintained for the last 23+ years (with almost £10,000 spent last year alone), and is understood to be in good condition throughout. Reluctantly for sale due to ill health, this river cruiser is in commission and ready to sail.

MOORING: It’s understood that the vessel’s mooring, which is in a very picturesque and popular location on the northern Broads, could be purchased by separate negotiation (at the time of writing, it’s believed that the purchase price is circa £28,000).

SENSIBLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED.