The Sealord needs no introduction if you are a Westerly fan, designed by Ed Dubois, this was the Westerly flagship of the time, and the one to aspire to as you moved up the range.Solid and dependable as all Westerly's are, arguably a better boat than the Ocean Lord, due to more interior usable space, ideally suited to distance or home waters sailing.Perfect for live aboard use, huge interior volume for the length, with stowage to match.Recent major spend on replacements and upgrades.LOA is 11.73m which just creeps in under the 12m band for berthing charges, over 12m berths are a lot more More details are available on the appolloduck website inc 80+pics.  http://appolloduck.net/488696I have owned the boat for 2 years and have put many hours into her with a view to move aboard and take off for somewhere warm.Unfortunately life has got in the way again, my circumstances have changed, I am no longer able to devote any more time to the boat, she has to go.Priced very competitively to sell, only 42 built, so never many on the market at any one time, those that are will be asking considerably more.If you are seriously in the market for this type of centre cockpit, large aft cabin, 9 berth boat at sensible money, you need to take a look.If you intend to visit the upcoming Southampton Boat Show and associated used boat shows in the area, why not take the opportunity to have a look. She is ashore at Deacons Boatyard on the Hamble, a short walk from the biggest used boat show in the area, Moody's