1977 Moody 33 MK I, EUR 18,000

The Moody 33 MK1 is one of the most successful British cruising yachts of her era, combining classic lines, dependable construction, and excellent sea-keeping qualities. Designed by the renowned Angus Primrose, this 1977 example offers a comfortable and capable platform for coastal cruising, extended holidays, or adventurous offshore passages.

Below deck, the yacht offers surprisingly generous accommodation for a vessel of this size, with comfortable sleeping arrangements for up to six people, a well-equipped galley, hot and cold pressurised water, and a separate shower compartment. The interior retains the warm and welcoming atmosphere for which classic Moodys are well known.

Power is provided by a reliable 23hp Vetus diesel engine with low recorded hours, while solar charging, shore power, inverter, and modern navigation equipment ensure comfortable cruising and independence at anchor.

The sailing inventory is comprehensive and includes a furling genoa, mainsail with stack-pack and lazy jacks, storm sail, cruising chute, and spinnaker, allowing the yacht to perform well across a wide range of conditions. Standing rigging was renewed in 2015, and the vessel is equipped with a Furuno radar, Simrad autopilot, GPS plotter, DSC VHF radio, wind instruments, and depth sounder.

On deck, features such as the electric anchor windlass, self-tailing Lewmar winches, swim platform, boarding ladder, and cockpit cushions enhance comfort and ease of use.

A four-person liferaft, six lifejackets, safety harnesses, inflatable dinghy with Honda outboard, extensive inventory of charts and cruising equipment, and numerous practical extras complete this attractive package.

Well suited to sailors seeking a proven cruising yacht with character, capability, and timeless appeal, this Moody 33 MK1 represents excellent value and is ready for her next adventure.