Has been well cared the current owners

 /" Kalevala /" is a rare 74' Hatteras Motor Yacht with four staterooms. She sports a fiberglass hard top on the bridge and the bottom was just painted late last year. She has been well cared for by her previous owners and it shows. Her 1300 HP 3412-A Caterpillar engines were rebuilt in 2013 by Pantropic in Miami. This was a complete rebuild by removing the engines from the boat and sent to Pantropic. The port engine received a new block then both were Dyno tested with all new up dates. The engines were painted and reinstalled in the boat. These engines had approx. 25 hours on them when the current owner bought the boat. They now have approx. 100 hours sense the rebuild.

We are delighted to present this example of the rare Rinker 190 MTX, in the same ownership since new, she has been well cared for by the current owners. She is powered by a Volvo Penta 4.3L V6 190hp inboard petrol engine with service history available. Berth at Portland Marina or Dry Stack is available to the new owner.Available for viewings now, please call 01305 818541

Madiz is one of a few yachts to have survived from the early 20th century, and arguably there is no other yacht of this size, age, and original standing remaining. Madiz was built in 1902 by Ailsa Shipbuilding in Troon, Scotland, and at 55.4m is the largest classic motor yacht currently listed for sale. Madiz can also claim the title of the oldest vessel in operation to have Lloyd’s classification. Originally commissioned by James Coates Jnr, from his friend and now legendary yacht designer G L. Watson, Madiz was intended as something of a mothership or support boat to Coates’ sizable schooner-rigged sailing yacht. With the outbreak of World War I, Madiz was taken by the Royal Navy and she served in the Auxiliary Patrol Service. The vessel was returned to pleasure yachting in 1920 and passed through the hands of several British yachtsmen. But it was not long before she was again called to naval service. Post-World War II, the yacht was acquired by the Hon. John North, second son of the 8th Earl of Guilford and with Madiz, he headed for the Mediterranean In 1968, North decided to sell the yacht and she was laid up in Piraeus until she inspired Greek businessman Costas Keletsekis to become her owner. Keletsekis equipped Madiz with new engines and refitted the boat in 2003 to bring her back into class with Lloyds Register 40 years later, in 2010, Madiz was acquired by her current owners and has been lovingly cared for as an icon of classic yachting style. Whilst she has evolved somewhat over her incredible 120-year history, many original features remain Today, this steel-hulled motor yacht is powered by two Mercedes 250Hp engines and has accommodation for 14 guests in seven cabins. Madiz typically runs with a crew of 10 and is served by a 6m Riva Superflorida tender as well as a 6m classic launch.

AK 1 is a 2007 Sunseeker Predator 62 that has been very well maintained and presents itself in very good overall condition. The yacht, is commercially registered in Malta, carrying the Malta flag, VAT not paid. Should VAT apply upon the sale of the yacht, the buyers could opt to set up a company in Malta and purchase the yacht under the said Company. The company could lease the yacht to the shareholder over an allowable period of 25 years, thus spreading the VAT payable over the same period and paying around 1% VAT per annum throughout the duration of the lease.  Depending on the service providers, the annual maintenance cost of the company is around EUR5,000.  The other option is to take advantage of the Malta VAT rate being 18% and paying outrightly the VAT in Malta. Alternatively, being a commercial yacht, if you decide to retain the yacht for a charter operation, the yacht could be sold and retained as VAT not paid. With respect to the overall condition of AK1, the yacht’s interior was upgraded by the previous owner to a more modern look as can be evidenced from the pictures in this brochure. All exterior cushions were changed as well. The present owners did not spare any expenditure to maintain the yacht to the highest standards; service and maintenance invoices are available and can be shared. Detailed walk-through videos can be shared upon request. Ak1, is a 3 cabin Sunseeker, two double and one with bunks, a sizeable saloon on the main deck and leading to the Galley and breakfast area located at the lower deck. The exterior is very spacious with sunbathing areas at the aft and the foredeck, a large bathing platform that lowers and lifts making manoeuvring of any tender and toys relatively easy, whilst one can spend time on the platform submersed in the water, enjoying the sun and the sensation of freshness of the sea. Not to mention the trill provided by the performance of a classical predator as AK1. The Yacht is currently stored in a Yard in Malta. Come and visit the yacht to appreciate Ak 1 and its current overall condition.  

All new Beneteau Grand Trawler 62 available to order for 2023 delivery. The success of Beneteau's Swift Trawler range can be measured by the fact that some 1,300 have been built so far confirming that trawler styling with space, practicality and a useful turn of speed is a winning formula. The shipyard’s flagship 62, however, is not just a bigger Swift Trawler. With a voluminous, full-body displacement hull that carries its beam well forward, the new Grand Trawler 62 has dockside presence and purposeful styling. Unquestionably, she is a serious, weighty cruising boat, ready to go places. The Grand Trawler 62 is powered by twin MAN i6-730hp diesel engines on shaft drives with the joystick control. This particular boat has a large specification including lounge trim, upgraded electronics pack, luxe pack, entertainment packs for the saloon, VIP and owners cabins, T-top for the flybridge, 96,000 BTU A/C and much more. Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information about this Beneteau Grand Trawler 62. (All current photos are manufacturer supplied images)