Westerly Berwick 31 1976 Bilge Keel Wheel Steering including manual tiler and auto pilot Solor charge Shoreline Power Heads replaced about 5 years ago Forward double berth LOTS OF EXTRAS... read more

The Westerly Berwick was a natural progression to her smaller sister, the ever popular Westerly Centaur. She is an easy boat to sail and handle with the ability to cope with adverse weather conditions. This is the ketch rigged version and she has the benefit of bilge keels which will allow her to use drying moorings and harbours plus sandy beaches for the kids. Her keels have been epoxied, the bottom antifouled, decks painted, engine serviced, new gas piping fitted and her sails have just been valeted. A great family boat which is ready to go. These boat details are subject to contra... read more

For full and up to date details and to contact the seller directly, visit our website: https://bit.ly/817_WesterlyBerwick31_APD (paste this in your address bar) This stunning Westerly Berwick yacht is reluctantly up for sale due to the owner's ill health. Known for its popularity, this yacht features a spacious cockpit and roomy interior. With new sails in 2021, it's been meticulously cared for over the years by a lineage of dedicated owners. The current owner purchased it in September 2020 and spared no expense in professionally restoring it to its full sailing condition. Impr... read more

Remarks : A classic Westerly Berwick in nigh on original condition. A great opportuniy to purchase a well built bilge keeler in need of a new skipper and crew. This vessel is an ideal doer-upper, with some elbow grease and bags of enthusiasm, she will reward her new owners with good sea manners and comfortable cruising. Oh! The bliss of drying out on her bilges. The cruising world awaits. Get your YouTube channel ready! Accommodation : Full standing headroom. Veneer faced ply interior. 7 berths in 2 cabins Galley to ... read more

Specifications: Year: 1976 LOA: 31' Beam: 9' 6" Draft: 3' 7" Construction: GRP Hull/Keel: Twin HIN: 236 Description: Described in Yachting World as ingenious, the Berwick design continued the immensely successful Giles/Westerly theme of good solid spacious cruisers and the 31 was indeed big enough to provide good accommodation without becoming (by the then standards) too boxy looking. She had the weight and capacity to stay at sea for long extended passages and can be motor-sailed effectively. I... read more

Based on the Westerly Longbow, the Berwick's innovative design has the benefit of good sailing characteristics, whilst also designed to be capable of motorcruising for long periods of time. The hull form is similar to the popular Centaur, with bilge keels and a skeg hung rudder the boat can sail shoaling waters, even drying out comfortably. The Berwick is spacious inside and out, with a deep, roomy cockpit giving a safe feeling and also side and fore decks that don't feel awkward when moving around and working the boat. Down below the accommodation is comfortable, with 6 berths, tw... read more