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Cygnus for sale

United Kingdom
£9,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1989 | 4.90m | Diesel | Power
£39,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
2003 | 9.68m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£32,500 GBP
Tax not paid / excluded
1991 | 8.53m | Power
United Kingdom
£85,000 GBP
Tax not paid / excluded
1997 | 9.75m | Diesel | Power
£112,731 GBP
Listed price €130,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
1998 | 10.80m | Diesel | Power
£120,000 GBP
Tax not paid / excluded
1999 | 9.15m | Diesel | Power

History of Cygnus

Introduction to Cygnus: Renowned British Boat Builder

Cygnus is a premier name within the British boat manufacturing industry, celebrated for its hardy, seaworthy boats that have been mainstays in commercial and leisure fishing sectors for decades. Established in Cornwall, Cygnus has consistently earned a reputation for robust construction, reliability, and classic design. For those researching Cygnus boats for sale or exploring used Cygnus models, the brand's legacy ensures they remain highly sought-after on the secondary market.

History and Founding of Cygnus

Founded in the early 1970s in Falmouth, Cornwall, Cygnus quickly became known for producing robust fishing boats and commercial vessels. The company was established with a vision to design boats that could handle the challenging conditions of the British coastline. Under the guidance of its talented founders and naval architects, Cygnus developed a portfolio of versatile models that soon gained popularity with professional fishermen and commercial operators.

One of Cygnus's early strengths was its ability to collaborate with local seafarers and industry professionals, ensuring that every boat reflected the practical demands of the trade. This spirit of collaboration and innovation helped Cygnus evolve into a trusted British boat builder, with a legacy that endures to this day.

Iconic Cygnus Models and Innovations

  • Cygnus GM21: Known for its stability and efficiency, the GM21 became a workhorse for inshore fishermen, providing excellent handling even in tough sea conditions.
  • Cygnus Cyclone 30: A popular choice for both commercial and charter fishing, the Cyclone 30 impressed with its large deck space, solid build, and seaworthiness.
  • Cygnus 32: The 32-foot model evolved into a flagship, appreciated for its versatility as a commercial craft, pleasure cruiser, or angling boat.
  • Cygnus Typhoon: This model is favoured for its deep-vee hull, which delivers excellent performance and stability offshore.

Throughout its history, Cygnus has been a pioneer in the adaptation of fibreglass construction techniques, ensuring longevity and minimal maintenance for boat owners. This commitment to innovation improved not only the performance but also the value retention of Cygnus boats, making them a wise investment for both commercial operators and private enthusiasts.

Distinguishing Features and Unique Selling Points

  • Durable and Rugged Construction: Cygnus boats are designed to endure harsh marine environments, built to last using quality materials and proven manufacturing processes.
  • Practical Design Philosophy: The company’s approach has always been rooted in user feedback and real-world experience, resulting in functional layouts and seaworthy hulls.
  • Broad Appeal: While originally focused on commercial fishing, Cygnus successfully expanded into pleasure boating, making it a favourite across both commercial and leisure markets.
  • Strong Community and Heritage: The Cygnus name carries prestige among British boat owners, with a supportive owner community and a strong secondary market presence.

Modern Developments and Legacy

Despite changes in the industry over the years, Cygnus remains a respected name in British boat building. Classic Cygnus models are still being actively sought after and refurbished, retaining their value and appeal thanks to enduring hull designs and solid reputations for seaworthiness.

Recent trends have seen many Cygnus boats adapted for modern leisure use, including conversions into comfortable cruisers and angling vessels. Their classic styling and practical layouts ensure continued demand among enthusiasts who prize reliability and tradition in boat ownership.

Conclusion: Why Choose Cygnus?

For anyone seeking a Cygnus boat for sale, these vessels offer exceptional pedigree, robust construction, and unrivalled value. Whether for commercial fishing, coastal cruising, or angling, Cygnus stands as a testament to British maritime craftsmanship and practical design. Their proven hulls, storied heritage, and passionate owner base highlight why Cygnus remains at the forefront of classic British boat manufacturers today.

Which models do Cygnus produce?

Cygnus produce a range of boats including the Cygnus 16 Launch, Cygnus 33 GM, Cygnus 35 Dive/Charter/Leisure/Crew/Yacht, Cygnus Cyclone 30 and Cygnus GM28. For the full list of Cygnus models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

What types of boats do Cygnus build?

Cygnus manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Double-ender, Keelboat, Sloop, Pilothouse and Motorsailer.

How much does a boat from Cygnus cost?

Used boats from Cygnus on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £9,950 GBP to £120,000 GBP with an average price of £66,700 GBP. A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Cygnus, for example the model, age and condition.

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