Shetland 29, "Invictus"
Boat Length: 29ft (8.84m)
Berths: 6
Year: 2013
Fuel Type: Petrol
The Shetland 29 is a rare model in the Shetland range, offering an extended bathing platform for convenient stern access. It boasts a stylish, modern interior and is powered by an economical outboard engine. A bow thruster ensures effortless manoevering, making it ideal for both novice and experienced boaters. This well-maintained and attractively presented example delivers comfort, functionality and performance in a sought-after, well designed cruiser.
£54,950.00
Shetland Family 4, "Pootle"
Boat Length: 17ft 8in (5.38m)
Berths: 2
Year: 2009
Fuel Type: Petrol
This Shetland Family 4 is an ideal starter boat for inland cruising. Well-maintained and economical, it features a spacious, sociable cockpit and comfortable overnight accommodation. Perfect for family adventures, its outboard engine ensures efficient cruising, making it a great choice for new boaters seeking a reliable experience.
£10,950.00
Shetland 27, "Lady Christine"
Boat Length: 27ft (8.23m)
Berths: 4
Year: 2008
Fuel Type: Diesel
This Shetland 27 is a nicely equipped example featuring a larger Yanmar turbo-diesel engine and bow and stern thrusters. This model offers a large, sociable cockpit for entertaining and spacious accommodation below with all the facilities for comfortable use.
£35,950.00
Shetland 27, "Unnamed"
Boat Length: 27ft (8.23m)
Berths: 5
Year: 2010
Fuel Type: Diesel
The Shetland 27 is a sought after and comfortable river cruiser. This is a very well equipped example making for an ideal river boat with an economical Nanni inboard diesel engine and bow thruster and features a selection of tasteful recent upgrades.
£39,950.00

Further Information on Shetland Boat Models
Shetland Boat Information
Shetland boats have had several owners since it was originally founded in the early 60s. Jack Stokes who owned a boating business called 'Three-Stokes Marine' in Mile End Road, London, joined forces with John Hardy to produce a small outboard cruiser. Jack, at that time had a fibre glass factory in Burnham on Crouch. Along with a yacht designer, the Shetland 69 was designed and 50 of these were built in the first year. This design evolved into the 535 model and an export market was developed, shipping the craft on double decker articulated trailers. By 1978, production had risen to 60 boats a week!
Shetland Boat Additional Information
In 1978, the company won a Queen's award for export. The company was sold to a large group called Wodham Stringer and Jack Stokes severed his association with Shetland.Today shetland is owned by the Reinman family and they build a range of craft from 17ft to 29ft. The craft represent very good value for money and are a popular inland boat. There are still many shetlands afloat.
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