I'm moving over to the dark side so my Moody 28 is for sale, 1986 build. 3 suits of sails, 1 only a few hours use, one used but good one not good for much. Cruising chute with pole that I have never used. New sail cover. New Sea cocks for toilet and engine cooling Other stuff: Dripless stern gland Lawrence chart plotter Garmin Sat nav. Survey due 2024 ( I assume you would have a buyers survey) I do have an old one you could view. Volvo VP 2002 Engine and gear box professionally maintained by me (I am a sea going engineer) Cooker Sea Toilet. TriData speed and depth log. Some ... read more

Remarks : Moody / Laurent Giles Designed 46 Aluminium Ketch Carbineer stye 46 pilothouse cutter-rigged ketch Built in Sydney, Australia by Colin Bates. The Carbineer 46 Pilothouse was designed by Jack Laurent Giles specifically as a world cruising yacht suitable for long distance ocean voyages and is considered to be one of his best designs. With her robust aluminum hull, enormous storage and living spaces, good performance under sail and a range of over 1000 miles under power this yacht is the ideal serious blue water cruising yacht. ... read more

Remarks : The Moody S31 is rarer to market than other models, with only 145 built, and is hailed as a quality sailing vessel. Catrin has been her current ownership for 16 years and she has received regular maintenance and upgrades. The large aft cabin stretches the full beam of the boat giving a spacious owners cabin with dressing area at the entrance with full standing headroom. The Moody S31 ticks all the boxes as a family and couples cruiser. The bilge keels allow exploration of shallow waters and the ability to dry out. Marina berth is transferable into new ownership. All ship shape and s... read more

28’ Moody with fin keel and Volvo Penta engine. Sleeps 6. In good condition.... read more

Ideal boat for the South Coast (and further afield). Full set of equipment and spares. Lying at Hythe and ready to enjoy a full summer's sailing.... read more

Boatshed Hamble are pleased to bring to market this Moody 27. This particular Moody 27 is a good, clean example of her class and looks very smart and well cared for by her present owner. Moody boats are renowned for their solidity and seaworthiness and are a very popular family boat with plenty of space below. She is a boat that is easy to handle yet capable in stronger conditions. She has a double berth forward with 2 settee berths in the main saloon. There is plenty of room around the saloon table and the chart table folds neatly away. The galley is to starboard with the heads oppo... read more

Eleanor is in excellent condition and a centre cockpit example of this sought after marque. Built to Lloyds standard she has a wealth of teak carpentry, a contemporary design and has been sympathetically sailed and maintained by the same ownership for the last ten years. Major enhancements have included a new engine, standing rigging, electronics and upholstery. She is easily crewed by two people and her exceptional internal layout and elevated steering position makes for comfortable cross channel cruising and live- aboard accommodation. She is sadly for sale for medical reasons with many acce... read more

Moody 44 built 1993 to Bill Dixon design shoal keel version. 3 cabin version, doubles fore & aft with a twin bunk cabin forward to stbd. Two ensuite heads. American cherry interior. Perkins Prima 60hp engine, Vetus Bowthruster 24v 6hp, In-mast furling main (2016) Genoa (2017) by Jeckells. Batteries from 2021, Holding tank 100ltrs, Eberspacer heating, Lofrans windlass (2020) New 2.7m tender & outboard (2022) British Flag, VAT paid £92,500... read more

Angus Fraser, bilge keel Moody 29 for sale. Is sturdy, sea worthy, reliable pocket cruiser. Well maintained and lightly used with an impressive inventory.... read more

Moody 31's were in production from 1983 through to 1991 and over 300 were built. They are a well-respected and popular yacht which offers both comfort and performance. This Mk II, built in 1990, benefits from the addition of a Sugar Scoop, aiding dingy or stern access to moorings. It has the more popular tiller steering, keeping the cockpit uncluttered, and bilge keels enabling shallow water exploring. There is plenty of room both on deck and down below. Other benefits include good headroom throughout the two cabins and saloon, a forward-facing, full-sized nav station and an annual... read more