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Sealine for sale

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United Kingdom
£55,000 GBP
1993 | 12.00m | Diesel | Power
United Kingdom
£179,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
2017 | 10.08m | Diesel | Power
Netherlands
£152,875 GBP
Listed price €175,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2004 | 12.90m | Diesel | Power
Balearic Islands, Spain
£119,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
2009 | 11.00m | 750.0 | Power
Balearic Islands, Spain
£505,799 GBP
Listed price €579,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2009 | Diesel | Power
United Kingdom
£24,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1997 | 8.53m | Diesel | Power
£218,393 GBP
Listed price €250,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2009 | 14.30m | Power
United Kingdom
£269,995 GBP
Tax paid / included
2011 | 13.60m | Diesel | Power
United Kingdom
£289,500 GBP
Tax paid / included
2023 | 10.08m | Diesel | Power
United Kingdom
£289,950 GBP
Tax not paid / excluded
2023 | 10.08m | Diesel | Power
United Kingdom
£34,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
2004 | 7.62m | Diesel | Power
United Kingdom
£14,995 GBP
Tax paid / included
1988 | 8.74m | Petrol/Gasoline | Power

History of Sealine

Introduction

Sealine is a renowned British yacht manufacturer celebrated for its innovative approach to luxury motor yacht design. With a heritage stretching back to the early 1970s, Sealine has established itself as a leader in crafting versatile, stylish, and practical vessels perfectly suited to both coastal cruising and adventurous open-water journeys. For those searching for Sealine yachts for sale, the brand’s reputation for blending exceptional handling with contemporary comfort makes it a top choice in the boating community.

History of Sealine Yachts

Founded in 1972 by Tom Murrant in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, Sealine began its journey as “Fibrasonic Marine Ltd.” The company quickly shifted to the Sealine name and focused on constructing fibreglass motor boats. By the late 1970s, Sealine was gaining traction across Europe with its innovative designs and a growing range of well-received models.

Through the 1980s and 1990s, Sealine grew substantially, introducing signature designs such as the Sealine 360 Statesman and expanding its range to cater to the evolving demands of luxury yacht owners. Milestones included the launch of the Sealine F-series flybridge models and the S-series sports cruisers, both of which became enduring favourites for families and seasoned sailors alike.

In 2013, Sealine underwent a major transition, joining the renowned HanseYachts AG group. This partnership provided access to new design expertise and investment, further fuelling innovation in the Sealine range and expanding the brand’s reach into new international markets.

Technological Innovations and Unique Selling Points

Sealine stands out in the motor yacht industry with its commitment to pioneering design and versatile onboard features. A notable example is the company’s introduction of innovative convertible saloon spaces and panoramic windows, ensuring ample natural light and spectacular views from inside the yacht. Ergonomics and flexible layouts have consistently been at the forefront of Sealine’s development philosophy, enabling owners to configure cabins and social areas for maximum comfort and usability.

The manufacturer is also recognised for its focus on user-friendly handling and safety. Modern Sealine yachts are engineered with advanced hull design for smooth performance, stability, and efficiency—qualities that attract both experienced captains and families looking for reliability at sea.

Since joining HanseYachts AG, Sealine has benefited from new technologies and investment, seen in cutting-edge materials, advanced navigation systems, and energy-efficient solutions. Environmental sensitivity is a growing aspect, with newer models featuring more eco-friendly powertrains and responsible construction methods.

Popular Models and Awards

Sealine’s extensive portfolio includes several models that have garnered critical acclaim and strong resale value. The Sealine F430 Flybridge and C430 Coupe are modern examples, blending spaciousness, versatility, and contemporary style. The Sealine S330 and S430 Sports Cruisers are highly regarded for their performance and open-plan deck layouts, ideal for sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts.

Numerous Sealine models have been recognised by leading boating publications and awards bodies for their innovation in design and engineering excellence. The brand’s unwavering focus on comfort, flexibility, and reliability has earned it a loyal international following, ensuring Sealine yachts for sale remain in high demand.

What Sets Sealine Apart

Sealine distinguishes itself from competitors through its blend of British heritage, forward-thinking design, and customer-centric approach. The use of expansive windows, modular living arrangements, and intelligent use of onboard space create a unique feel that is instantly recognisable. Sealine’s dedication to combining performance with luxury, paired with its strong aftersales support, means that every Sealine owner enjoys not just a boat, but an elevated yachting lifestyle.

Conclusion

With over five decades of expertise, Sealine continues to be a symbol of British yacht-building excellence. Its range of models suits a variety of boating lifestyles, blending luxury, innovation, and dependable performance. For potential owners or enthusiasts exploring the market for Sealine yachts for sale, the brand’s ongoing commitment to quality and contemporary design ensures its place at the forefront of the global yachting industry.

Which models do Sealine produce?

Sealine produce a range of boats including the Sealine S34, Sealine SC35, Sealine C335, Sealine F37 and Sealine C330. For the full list of Sealine models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

What types of boats do Sealine build?

Sealine manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Cruiser, Motoryacht, Express cruiser / sports cruiser, Flybridge motor cruiser and Sports day boat.

How much does a boat from Sealine cost?

Used boats from Sealine on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £3,900 GBP to £865,000 GBP with an average price of £182,000 GBP. A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Sealine, for example the model, age and condition.

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