The Westerly Falcon, like her sister vessel the Westerly Seahawk, was designed with long distance and luxury in mind. With improved performance and acres of room, it is ideal for long term family sailing and living aboard. This example has the reefing lines leading aft to a deep, safe cockpit. The helm position has the benefit of wheel steering, auto helm, a large chart plotter and steering compass. The decks are easy to move around, this example has a useful A frame added at the stern for mounting solar panels and acting as a davits system for the tender without increasing LOAs for marina ... read more

The Westerly Falcon 34 is a solid, well built family cruiser developed from the Seahawk 34 with an aft cockpit. They offer excellent accommodation for up to six in two cabins and saloon with two separate heads. This particular example is the bilge keel version, has been well maintained and offers new and upgraded equipment including a new chart plotter and AIS. Provisional details - awaiting vendors approval.... read more

The Westerly Falcon 35 is the predecessor to the Oceanquest aft cockpit. The Falcon 35 is the same as the 34 but with an extended stern providing a sugar scoop to the transom. This particular Falcon comes to the market in nice condition with regular annual upgrades and some good equipment such as a very sturdy hydrovane. She did the Arc in 1995 and another Azores crossing in 2000 and Ireland in 2005, looking after her crew all the way! These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered. Register with Boatshed to see 85 extra photos of this Westerly F... read more