Graycliffs

A 1.8 metre draft means Graycliffs can nose into skinny anchorages and hug a coastline rather than stand off in deep water. Feadship built her in 2016 to a 34 metre custom design, and Bannenberg & Rowell's interior carries the same restraint through every room.

Build and provenance

Feadship delivered Graycliffs in 2016 to a custom 34 metre design, built to the yard's own specification rather than to a production series. Bannenberg & Rowell designed the interior throughout, carried from the saloon down to the guest cabins.

Layout and accommodation

A lower-deck cabin aboard Graycliffs is built as a second master, giving a family or a group of couples a room with its own standing rather than an oversized guest cabin. The main-deck saloon ceiling was drawn tall, giving the room a sense of height beyond its footprint.

Performance and engineering

Graycliffs is built to a coastal brief rather than an ocean-crossing one: her 1.8 metre draught keeps her close to shore, in reach of anchorages that call for a shallow hull. That is the fact her build discloses about how she is meant to be run.

On deck and at anchor

An upper terrace adds a second outdoor room above the main deck, giving guests a place apart from the saloon below. It is the kind of space a coastal-cruising brief like hers is built to use often.

Where she lies and how to see her

We show Graycliffs by appointment and are there for every viewing ourselves. Once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before the purchase is finalised.