Henley Sales and Charter

Mary Scott, a 1925 RNLI lifeboat with a distinguished WWII history, has been lovingly maintained by her current owner. She features a ketch rig, multiple berths, and a wheelhouse, having traveled 6000 miles in recent years. This unique vessel, with a legacy of saving lives, is now looking for a new owner who will cherish her storied past.

The Storebro Marand is a classic Swedish cruiser known for its spacious cabin and practical layout, featuring twin Volvo engines and a mahogany build. With a comfortable interior, including a well-equipped galley and double cabin, it’s perfect for family outings. Recently maintained, it’s suitable for both sea and inland waterways.

Albaquila, a unique post-war British boat, exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship and dedication to restoration. With a rich history, she offers luxurious accommodations for four, making her a standout choice for discerning buyers.

Lavinia B is a vintage motor sailing vessel from 1937, featuring a rich history and a sympathetic restoration that reinstated her original configuration. With awards for best amateur restoration, she includes a new Kubota diesel engine and is available for viewing on the Thames.

Rajdhani, a 40ft Bates Starcraft, has undergone extensive refurbishment, including new Nanni diesel engines and a flying bridge. Designed for sea travel, she offers luxurious amenities like a spacious galley, air conditioning, and modern tech. Previously used for charters, she is now available for viewing, showcasing her unique blend of classic charm and contemporary comfort.

Amber Dawn, a 1975 Ocean 30 by Herbert Woods, has undergone a meticulous restoration with modern upgrades while retaining its classic charm. Key features include a newly fitted galley, a spacious head compartment, and a versatile saloon area. The cockpit boasts low-maintenance teak, ample storage, and comfortable seating. Powered by twin Mercedes OM636 engines, this boat is in impressive condition and offers a Thames mooring option.

Swallow stands out as one of only three remaining turtle deck slipper launches built by John Andrews, featuring a distinctive barrelled forward deck. Refurbished with electric propulsion by Classic Boatworks, it offers a smooth ride powered by an Italian motor and deep-cycle batteries. With comfortable seating for five and updated certifications, this boat combines historical charm with modern convenience.

Knockballymore, a distinctive 1976 steel motoryacht, features custom interiors crafted from upcycled wood, offering spacious living and storage. With a recent survey and extensive maintenance, including a full repaint, this vessel is ready for long-term cruising. It boasts a versatile main saloon and an aft deck for additional living space, making it suitable for both local and extended voyages.

Merlin is a historic 20-foot Brooke Marine launch, originally named Pamela, built in 1927. With a rich legacy from the Brooke yard, it has undergone a complete restoration and is maintained in excellent condition. This chic runabout offers seating for five and is perfect for family outings, fishing, or as a tender for larger vessels. Currently seeking a new owner, it represents a unique opportunity to own a classic British boat.

Lady V, a notable 1965 Thames motoryacht, boasts a rich history of hosting events and features a spacious interior with potential for restoration. With a large saloon, ample sleeping quarters, and an active owners' club, she presents a unique opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a classic vessel.

Janthea, a distinguished 1938 Dunkirk Little Ship, has been in the same family for over 40 years. This 45ft motor yacht features original construction details, modern bathroom updates, and a storied past, including participation in the Dunkirk evacuation. She is also commemorated on stamps and is set for the 2025 commemorative return, offering a unique opportunity for buyers seeking a blend of history and elegance.

Tiddley Pom Pom is a rare Gibbs saloon launch, fully renovated and maintained in excellent condition. It accommodates 8 guests, features comfortable seating, and includes a central Henley on Thames mooring. Its unique bustle stern design and full-length cover ensure lasting beauty, while the annual engine maintenance and BSS certification add to its appeal.

This 1958 centre cockpit canal cruiser, owned by the same family since 1963, features a rich history with plaques documenting its journeys. It offers a spacious interior with charming bunk beds, a galley, and a double dinette. Built for low bridges, it includes modern amenities while retaining its classic charm, making it ideal for family adventures.

This 24ft Statement Marine vessel, designed with Dutch architects Vripack, blends classic elegance with contemporary aesthetics. The PTS 24 Outboard features a versatile outboard motor option and a hull designed for comfort and stability at high speeds, inspired by Scandinavian cabin cruisers.

Neptune, a classic Scandinavian weekender, features a stunning open cockpit, single-handed handling, and a rich Swedish history. Professionally restored and maintained, she offers comfort and elegance, making her perfect for social outings or serene riverbank dinners. With a recent overhaul and a BSS certificate valid to 2028, she’s ready for new adventures.

Windflower, a charming 1962 slipper stern launch, boasts a rich history and a meticulous 3-year restoration, including a new hull and original engine renovation. Previously owned by a couple on Temple Island, it has been lovingly maintained and is now surplus to the owner's needs. Viewing is available by appointment.

Matilda stands out as a uniquely designed cabin launch, perfect for fishing or cruising year-round. Crafted with high-quality marine materials, it offers a spacious interior with forward bunks, ample seating, and a reliable Honda 40 hp outboard engine. Its charming design and current Boat Safety Scheme certificate make it suitable for inland waterways.

This stylish open GRP launch accommodates up to 8 passengers and is part of the Bahama range, crafted in the early 2000s on Ile de Re, France. Its design draws inspiration from 1950s American sea skiffs, making it a unique choice for boat buyers.

Waterlady, a classic Andrews day cruiser, showcases excellent maintenance with a new plywood bottom and clean bilges. It features attractive furnishings, a separate loo, and a two-burner galley, making it suitable for families and couples. A Henley town centre mooring with great views is available.

This unique 1946 Johnson & Jago runabout, believed to be the only surviving model, has been meticulously restored from 2017 to 2024. Ideal for summer river outings, it accommodates five and features a new engine, fresh safety certification, and modern amenities, making it a reliable choice for classic boat enthusiasts.

Mary B, a 1950 mahogany river launch, is perfect for river cruising. Recently maintained with new planking and oak frames, it features seating for eight, a Vetus 25 hp diesel engine with only 80 hours, and comes with a twin axle trailer and covers. Antifoul refreshed in spring 2024.

Atta Boy, a historic launch with a naval legacy dating back to 1915, is in excellent condition after a complete restoration. This dayboat features a powerful Rover V8 engine and ample storage, making it perfect for connoisseurs. It has participated in notable events and has a current BSS and EA license.

Lady Marlow is a distinctive 1950s Andrews Day Launch, known for its open bulkhead design that connects the cabin and cockpit, enhancing social interaction. With only three owners and 30 years of dedicated maintenance, it boasts elegant interiors, including upholstered seating and large windows for a bright atmosphere. The boat comes with a full-length cover, a new BSS certificate, and a recent pre-sales survey.

Rekindled, previously known as Francesca and Lady Sarah, is an elegant day launch with a rich history. This original vessel features a painted hull, varnished decks, and a day cabin, perfect for exploring lock-free canals. Currently available for viewing at Beale Park boat store.

Glenelg, an exceptional Andrews Day Launch, stands out with its original period details and 26 years of dedicated care from its owners. This boat features a compact galley, comfortable saloon with side bunks, and traditional finishes, making it a unique offering in the market.

Commissioned by Dame Nellie Melba in 1907, this gentleman's launch features a rare petrol engine and a rich history, including ownership by Neville Chamberlain. With elegant design, spacious seating for 10, and a recent restoration, Verity combines historical significance with modern comfort.

Moules Frites, a distinctive 17-foot boat crafted by Rivers and Tides and customized by Dennetts, features a Honda outboard and seats five comfortably. Recently revarnished and in excellent condition, it offers a unique entry into the classic boat movement.

Swanella is a 25ft Andrews slipper stern launch, notable for its meticulous upkeep by two owners, including a Thames Vintage Boat Club president. It features a unique forward bench seating and a fixed box aft, along with two sets of cushions. The boat is offered with a current BSS certificate, a 2023 EA licence, and optional summer mooring.