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18ft Mitchell ‘Maeve’
Hamble Point Marina, Hampshire, SO31 4NB
'Maeve' is an 18ft Mitchell motor launch, located at Hamble Point Marina. The hull has recently been painted, but the top sides have seen better days. Engine and gearbox are both untested as we don’t have a key.
Please make your best bid via the form below or by email at hambleadmin@mdlmarinas.co.uk before 31st August 2025.
7.4m Sailing Boat 'Medusa'
Shamrock Quay, Hampshire, SO14 5QL
Sailing boat: GRP construction, shallow draft, bilge keel.
Boat name: Medusa
LOA: 7.4 metres (24ft)
Includes: Forestay stored on deck, mast stored in rack.
A good project boat for someone, although we don’t have any details on the boat's mechanics so cannot confirm it is a runner. We would suggest it is viewed by any potential buyers first.
Dutch Steel Motor Cruiser 'Serenity'
Penton Hook Marina, Surrey, KT16 8PY
‘Serenity’ is thought to be an early 1970s Dutch steel motor cruiser, although her exact age is unknown. She is powered by an inboard diesel engine, which is currently not operational. The vessel is in need of a complete refurbishment, including a full interior strip-out. No trailer is included in the sale. The boat is ashore on hard standing at Penton Hook Marina, where lifting can be arranged through Penton Craning at the buyer’s expense.
The vessel will be sold to the highest bidder and must be removed from Penton Hook Marina. The buyer will be responsible for all transport, lifting or craning, and any associated costs. The boat is sold strictly as seen, with no warranty, returns or refunds offered by the marina.
Freeman 22 'Atticus'
Penton Hook Marina, Surrey, KT16 8PY
We believe Atticus to be a Freeman 22, with her age estimated to be from the late 1960s to early 1970s. She is fitted with an inboard petrol engine, which is currently not operational. Overall, she appears to be in average condition for her age, though it seems she has not been taken out of the water for many years.
