A classic long-keel cruising yacht designed by Angus Primrose and built by Trident Marine, now lying on the West Coast of Scotland. At 10.00m LOA with a 3.50m beam and 1.22m draft, she’s a solidly built GRP cruiser with a gelcoat finish, offering the kind of sea-kindly motion long-keelers are known for.

Down below there’s sleeping for six across two cabins, with 1.80m of headroom throughout. The galley has a sink, manual water system and cooker, and a new toilet has recently been fitted in the heads.

The standout feature here is the engine: a Beta 30 diesel fitted in 2019 (only 43 hours from new!), paired with a new propeller, renewed steering cables, and upgraded AC and DC electrics — a substantial package of mechanical work already done for the next owner. She’s sloop-rigged with alloy spars and stainless standing rigging (partially renewed), slab mainsail and furling headsail, six winches, and ground tackle of a CQR anchor on 50m of chain.

On deck she’s fitted out for cruising with a sprayhood, spray dodgers, cockpit and sail covers, warps and fenders, plus a useful spread of navigation gear including radar, GPS, chartplotter, VHF DSC, wind and speed instruments, echo sounder and compass.

She’s currently ashore and largely finished, with headlining the main remaining job — a great chance for a new owner to put their own stamp on a proven, well-equipped classic.

Last surveyed August 2018.