EnglishConstructionBuilt in 1933 by Camper & Nicholson, designed by Charles Nicholson in Steel composite construction. All teak superstructure & planking. Backbone of English oak. Bron
24 m Steel ketch with aluminium superstructure. Built by Camper and Nicholson to very high specifications and to Lloyds 100 A1 Classification in 1977. Purchased by her present owner in 2000 she has be
The Nicholson 58 PALMARES is a beautiful example of a classic style world cruising yacht. Built in 1987 by one of the most prestigious yards, Camper & Nicholson in the UK, she demonstrated her po
Well maintained, a lot of things have been renewed during the years. Length: 16,9 m Beam: 4 m Draught: 2,8 m Engine: Aifo iveco 110 HP, diesel Engine hours: 900 Fuel capacity: 600 l Water capacity: 10
The Camper Nicholson 47' 6" is recognised in the international yachting community as one of the finest blue water cruising yachts ever built. This Camper and Nicholsons 476 is a great example
The Nicholson 45 design when first introduced in 1971. Nicholsons built 8 of these boats and then sold the moulds. This boat is believed to have been built by Cougar Marine in 1994 using the moulds an
This boat has had structural work done already in preparation for finishing her project - she now just needs finishing! She seems sound and has been looked after and prepared externally and the interi
Boatshed Lancashire are delighted to offer this Nicholson 38 Ketch Motor Sailor. The boat has just gone back into the water after the winter layup and has just been anti fouled. The present owner has
These boat details are subject to contract. This Camper Nicholson 38 has graceful lines & spacious accommodation. Major refit in 2003 including new engine, wiring, cushions and upholstery. It
There has recently been a real blossoming of interest in the One Ton Cup class of boats – CLARIONET and SUNMAID V coming immediately to mind. This fine example to a well established British desi
Near Plymouth, Devon, UK (by appointment only),
United Kingdom
Boatshed Plymouth
Only three Pheonix Class yachts were built just after the Second World War and this is the last surviving example. This vessel was apparently sailed frequently in the early 1950's by Charles Nicholson
