Maurice-Griffiths ‘Lone Gull 11’ Bermudan cutter for sale in Southampton United Kingdom

‘Lone Gull 11’ Bermudan cutter, Designer: Maurice Griffiths, Builder: Whisstocks of Woodbridge, Suffolk. Year: 1972, Location Southampton, Hants, Length on deck: 28', Beam: 9', Draft: 3'6, £15,500, REF: 10760, Full Specification, Wooden Ships Comments, The Lone Gull 11 is a Maurice Griffiths design from the 1960’s, ideal for shallow draft areas or to take the ground. Spacious accommodation with standing headroom due to the raised topsides. A well kept boat, regularly maintained. Construction, Carvel iroko planking on sawn oak frames, copper fastened. Marine ply deck, sheathed and painted. Teak coachroof and cockpit coamings, varnished. Sheathed ply coachroof deck. Marine ply washboards. Self draining cockpit. Tiller steering. Iron external ballast keel with twin bilge plates. Rig, Bermudan Cutter, Deck-stepped built wooden mast, varnished. Varnished wooden boom, slab reefed. Self-tacking varnished wooden staysail boom. Stainless steel standing rigging 20 yrs old. Galvanised rigging screws. Sails: Mainsail, jib, staysail and balloon jib. Machinery, Perkins 15hp diesel. Approx 1985. Single lever control. 3 blade prop. Cruising speed 5 kts, max 6 kts. 2 x 12v batteries, Bilge pumps: 1 manual, 1 electric. Engine has been maintained annually by Emsworth Shipyard. Accommodation, 4 berths. Double forecabin + 2 saloon berths. Baby Blake heads. Gimballed paraffin galley cooker. Charcoal cabin heater. Equipment, Sestrel compass, sounder/log. DSC VHF. Autopilot. Windvane. GPS. 3 anchors. SL manual windlass. Sprayhood, cockpit cover, winter cover. Full specification and details available upon request, Disclaimer: These particulars have been prepared in good faith from information provided by the Vendors and are intended as a guide, Wooden Ships cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. The Purchaser should instruct his agent or surveyor to validate all details as necessary and satisfy himself with the condition of the vessel and its equipment.