Thornycroft/Nelson designs are synonymous with fast working craft, patrol boats and the like where sea-keeping qualities at speed were the priority. The Nelson 34, famously built on the Isle of Wight since 1962, were regularly seen on pilot duties or in use by the Royal Navy to ferry officers to their ships. When retired from service they are often fitted out as motor cruisers and enjoyed by owners who appreciate style. There are many different internal configurations on the same hull. This particular relatively early 34 has the shorter wheelhouse which gives good accommodation forward and ... read more

Nelson 34 'FML 9919' is lying at Portishead. She was built at Holyhead for RN October 2000. She entered Service in Spring 2001 on 'HMS Ark Royal' and 'HMS Illustrious'. She has single bunks fore and aft plus two extra sleeping arrangements above engine room flats. She is serviced and ready for sea. MECHANICAL Sabre Perkins M215c diesel engines Gearbox ZF 1.5:1 2 rudders ELECTRICAL 4 batteries 24V Generator Windscreen wipers NAVIGATION Lights Compass, log/speed, depth sounder, VHF/SSB radio, GPS, Chart plotter SAFETY 10% reserve buoyancy built-in Life raft, 5 x life jackets, Perry buoy, ... read more

1983 Tylor Nelson 34  Blue Lagoon Marine are excited to bring this 1983 Tylor Moludings Nelson 34, an ex metropolitan police service vessel. A superb example of the renowned Nelson 34, built by Tyler Mouldings of Tonbridge with their signature deep-V hull design for exceptional seakeeping. This vessel offers the perfect blend of classic British craftsmanship, commercial-grade hull integrity, and comfortable cruising accommodation. Below deck, the accommodation features a forward V-berth cabin, a practical heads compartment, and a sociable saloon offering a convertible dinette and... read more