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  • Norfolk Gypsy Boat number 25

    Norfolk Gypsy Boat Number 25 has been much loved by the same owner since being built. She has been professionally serviced every year at Charlie Ward Traditional Boats and then Neil Thompson Boats.

    This a very reluctant sale by the family and this boat is now available to view at North Norfolk Marine Centre, Wells-next-the-sea.

    £24,000

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    Further details to be confirmed…….

    Standard Yanmar 1Gm10 engine

    Sail cover in tan

    Grey cockpit cover

    Tiller

    Furling jib system

    Wooden seat battens in cockpit

    Manual bilge pump as standard

    Origo 3000 electrolux stove

    Compass mounted to wash boards

  • Norfolk Gypsy 86 Seraph

    Norfolk Gypsy Seraph is build number 86 (built in 1997) with a British Racing Green hull and cream deck. She has been much loved and owned by the same couple for a number of years. They are offering Seraph for sale, as she is, at a lower price so that the new owners can spec her up to suit their needs and budget. The boat has been in storage since 2020.

    Seraph comes with a good inventory, which includes numerous covers, a road trailer, a new luff spar, a new engine stop cable and new wooden boom gallows. Her spars were varnished in 2021 and the Yanmar 1GM10 was last serviced and the fuel tank flushed before lay up in 2020.

    Seraph comes with a cockpit shelter that you throw over the boom (this has never been used), a cockpit quarter shelter (also unused), and a separate ‘over the boom’ cockpit tent which means you will be able to spend comfortable weekends onboard and complete longer passages for those more adventurous sailors.

    Seraph is a good boat, at a great price and if you want her to look like new, this can be easily achieved.

    £17,950 Under offer

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    Seraph comes with the following:

    • British racing green topsides with cream deck and cockpit
    • Yellow coverline and name on bow and transom
    • Gunmetal skin fittings, in lieu of plastic
    • Yanmar 1GM10 engine serviced and fuel tank tank flushed 2020
    • New luff spar
    • New engine stop cable
    • New Wooden boom gallows
    • Galvanised road trailer – new tyres, lighting board and extension lead. New bearings and rollers in 202o
    • Anchor chain and warp mounted in plastic chocks in the fore deck anchor well
    • Hardwood seat battens mounted in cockpit to provide dry and nonslip surfaces
    • Compass mounted on washboards
    • Teak four cup/glass holder mounted under bridge deck leaf for ease of use and stowage in cockpit
    • Raymarine ST 40 bidata mounted through starboard bulkhead
    • Battery in port cockpit locker
    • Four water cans in port cockpit locker
    • Two brass spun opening portholes in cabin
    • Swivel cabin table
    • Teak slatted seat battens in cabin
    • Two burner alcohol stove mounted in galley area
    • Brass spun clock and barometer mounted in cabin on forward bulkhead
    • Coat hooks mounted on aft cabin bulkhead, over the wet locker area
    • Enclosed porta potti in cabin
    • Wooden chart table over the porta potti
    • Wooden extending leaf for chart table
    • Wooden shelf above chart table
    • Burgundy ‘wipe clean’ cabin seat cushions
    • Cigarette lighter charging socket in cabin
    • Tiller extension on wooden tiller
    • Flag socket mounter on rudder stock
    • Navigation light on bow
    • Masthead tri-colour (with anchor/steaming) navigation lights
    • Fairlead cleats on bow port and starboard
    • Boat hook
    • Deck scrub
    • Various fenders
    • Various warps
    • Spares kit
    • Beige cockpit cover
    • Beige sail cover
    • Tan sail cover
    • Green boom cockpit shelter
    • Gray over boom cockpit shelter (this is not in good condition but could be repaired)

     

     

  • Norfolk Gypsy Sylvia IV

    Norfolk Gypsy Sylvia build number 87 is now on the market.

    The beautiful green hulled Gypsy has been service through Neil Thompson Boats over recent years.

    Viewing is highly recommended.

    £31,250 SOLD

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    Trailer

    Pushpit

    Forward opening portholes

    Raymarine VHF

    Raymarine hybridtouch 9″ mulitfunction display with charts, wind and depth

    Raymarine i70

    Raymarine tiller pilot

    Cabin cushions

    Origo 3000 stove

    Galley water pump

    Sail cover in tan

    Cockpit cover in tan

  • Norfolk Gypsy 5 Gracie

    Norfolk Gypsy Gracie has been meticulously cared for by her current owner. She is an early build at number 5 and has a white hull and grey cabin and cockpit. He gel coat is in a great condition despite her years and viewing is highly recommended.

     

    £26,500

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    Gracie comes with an abundance of additional equipment:

    Road Trailer )new headstock 2017, new bearings 2022 and new end caps 2022

    New jib

    Main sail in used condition

    Boom cover

    Cockpit cover

    PVC all over out of water cover

    Boom tent

    Cockpit cushions in grey

    ST1000 Autohelm

    Numerous fenders

    Unfitted pushpit

    Two water tanks

    New ports potti

    2 Batteries

    Selection of mooring warps

    Boom gallows

    Raymarine Axiom pro in bracket

    Raymarine i60

    2 Fire extinguishers

    Safety box

    2 x buoyancy aids

    Cabin table

    Chart table

    Origo 3000 cooker

    Cabin cushions

    Gracie’s hull has recently had the antifoul stripped and prepped and ready for a fresh coat of antifoul before launch.

    NTB is stripping the varnished wood work ahead of sale and will be applying oil.

     

  • Norfolk Gypsy 'Turaco'

    Norfolk Gypsy ‘Turaco’ is a lovely example of this craft. She was built in 1992 but does not look her thirty plus years.

    She was completely refurbished in 2019, with her topsides being professionally resprayed. The engine was removed from the boat and reconditioned with a new alternator being installed together with new batteries. She has had a couple of seasons on The Broads and this is a reluctant sale by her owners.

    As part of the sale terms, Turaco will be given a full service, including an engine service and the antifouling of her hull.

    She does have a BSS certificate which was issued in April 2021.

    £27,000

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    The boat comes with the standard equipment and the following:

     Sky blue topsides

     White coveline and name on transom

     Stainless boarding ladder mounted on transom

     Flag staff and ensign mounted in gunmetal socket on rudder stock

     Wooden tiller extension

     Teak slatted seat battens

     Boom gallows

     Tan sail cover

     Blue cockpit cover

     Bow mounted navigation light

     One copper band on mast for when the mast is in full sail

     Compass mounted through the wash board

     Solar panel mounted on aft deck

     Mud weight anchor for broads

     Marine anchor and chain

     Teak cockpit table and pedestal

     Broads safety certificate

     Various fenders

     Various warps

     Teak toe rail along cabin sides

     Tack tic wind instrument mounted through bulk head in cockpit

     Depth and speed instruments mounted through bulk head in cockpit

     Autohelm ST60

     Dan Buoy location marker

     Mast lowering device (Not sure what this is officially described as !)

     Carpet sole in cabin

     Two forward opening portholes

     Full hardwood seat back battens in cabin

     Oil lamp with gimbal and shade mounted on forward cabin bulkhead

     Oil lamp with gimbal and shade mounted on aft cabin bulkhead

     Brass spun barometer mounted on forward bulkhead

     Brass spun clock mounted on forward bulkhead

     Under galley stowage divided into three sections by wooden fiddles

     Thetford Porta-Potti 345

     Extendable chart table

     Three peg coat hook over wet locker area

     Dyneema lifting rope on centre plate

     Tufnol cleats on deck in lieu of plastic

     Cockpit tent

     Origo two burner alcohol stove in cabin galley

     Teak winch handle box mounted in aft of cockpit

     Fire safety blanket in cabin

     Fire extinguisher mounted in cabin

     Fire extinguisher mounted in locker

  • Norfolk Gypsy ‘Green Dragon’

    Green Dragon is boat number 91 and was built in 1996. She has only had two owners, the current ones having owned Green Dragon for 17 years, they have experienced many great adventures, with their children and subsequent grandchildren, sailing on Lake Coniston.

    Green Dragon comes with a road trailer and because the owners had a tight space to get Green Dragon into at home, they fit caravan movers to the trailer so it can be steered remotely into position for storage. These can be quickly removed before launching with a powered socket wrench and this is included in the sale of the boat.

    The engine has been serviced and winterised December 2023, with some additional care paid to the water pump.

    A new cover was purchased about 15 years ago.

    A framework for supporting the tarpaulin cover for overwintering the boat
    allowing free airflow through the tent is included in the sale.

    A winch was fitted to the mast and a socket at the foot of the mast to assist in
    raising and lowering the mast by one person.

    A LED tricolour light has been fitted to the top of the mast.

    The porta potti developed a leak and was replaced with a newer model.

    Annual maintenance has been by the owner concentrating on the engine and
    exposed spars. The battery was replaced this spring.

    Green Dragon is on the market as the owner is suffering from ill health.

    GreenDragon will have an NTB standard winter service completed as part of her sale price.

    £26,500

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    Norfolk Gypsy ‘Green Dragon’ comes with the standard kit and the following:

    • Galvanised road trailer with caravan movers
    • Green topsides and light cream deck and cockpit
    • Epoxy protection under antifoul applied in 2006
    • 20lb plough anchor fitted in chocks on foredeck with warp and chain
    • Main sail cover
    • Cockpit cover
    • Boom tent
    • Lazy jacks
    • Hardwood slatted seat battens in cockpit
    • Boom gallows and chocks on aft deck
    • Various fenders
    • Various warps
    • Bronze fender eyes (3 fit to each side of the boat)
    • Two cockpit cushions
    • Boat hook
    • Spin-lock cleat for main halyards
    • Stainless steel boarding ladder on transom
    • 1 copper band on mast for protection
    • Port Potti chemical WC
    • Chart table
    • Brass clock and barometer fit in cabin
    • Oil lamp mounted on bulkhead in cabin
    • 2 opening forward portholes in cabin
    • Fire extinguisher fitted in cabin
    • Gimballed 2-ring alcohol stove in galley
    • Navigation lights on bow and mast
    • Autohelm ST40 bi-data
    • Small removable bulk head compass
    • VHF radio with mast head aerial

  • GY 44 Enchantress

    Norfolk Gypsy Enchantress is a beautiful example of the stunning gaff rig day sailer. She has a striking blue painted hull with a new red cove line that was added in 2023. Her current owners have spent many summer onboard and she has been enjoyed and sailed in Blakeney Harbour over the last 10 years.

     

    £26,000

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    Norfolk Gypsy ‘Enchantress’ comes with the standard kit and the following:

    • Painted blue topsides and light cream deck and cockpit
    • Main sail cover
    • Cockpit cover
    • Cockpit table
    • Cockpit cushions in blue
    • Boot rack
    • Hardwood slatted seat battens in cockpit
    • Boom gallows and chocks on aft deck
    • Various fenders
    • Various warps
    • Anchor, chain and warp
    • 1 copper band on mast for protection
    • Port Potti chemical WC
    • VHF radio
    • Brass clock and barometer fit in cabin
    • Cabin lights
    • Fire extinguisher fitted in cabin
    • Gimballed Origo 2-ring stove in galley
    • Navigation lights on bow and mast
    • Autohelm depth instrument
    • Small compass fitted to bulk head
    • Pushpit

    She will be receiving an NTB standard service with the following additional items also included as part of the sale.

    1. The boot top line is being sanded and a fresh coat of trilux applied.
    2. Clean of the depth transducer.
    3. The rudder drop plate is being shot blasted and repainted.
    4. The hatch trim will be stripped and oiled
    5. The peak and throat halyard are being replaced.
    6. The tread master is faded and is being repainted.
    7. The Gen cleats are being cleaned.
    8. The engine fuel lines are being replaced in addition to the engine service.
    Spars:
    1. The boom, gaff, gaff jaws are being sanded back and varnished.
    2. The cockpit cover elastics are being replaced where required.
    3. The jib sheet is being replaced.

     

     

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