1978 Mitchell Sea Angler 31 AK, EUR 27 500

The Mitchell Sea Angler 31 AC is a vessel with its origins in the English offshore commercial sector, where reliability and seaworthiness always come first. Designed by Alan Hill and built by Mitchell & Son in the 1970s, it was originally developed as a fishing and diving vessel and still clearly reflects this functional character today. The construction is robust and in line with traditional English shipyard building. The hull, featuring a deep keel and bilge keels, ensures stable and course-steady sailing, while at the same time protecting the propeller installation in shallow waters or when running aground. The flat stern contributes to a steady position in the water and makes the vessel particularly suitable for controlled manoeuvring and low-speed cruising. In practice, this type distinguishes itself through reliable and predictable handling, even in less favourable conditions. The vessel maintains its course and inspires confidence in open waters, where lighter yachts tend to show their limitations more quickly. The Mitchell Sea Angler 31 AC is therefore not an average motor yacht, but a vessel with a clear background and distinct identity, focused on durability, stability, and practical use. A suitable choice for enthusiasts who value solid vessels with proven characteristics.