‘Jenny’ is a charming and increasingly rare example of a 1950s British launch, built by C. J. Broom & Sons at the company’s Brundall yard on the Norfolk Broads. Built during the early years of what would later become the renowned Broom Boats brand, she is believed to be one of just four of these early launches produced by the yard. Broom would go on to become one of Britain’s best known boat builders, particularly recognised for producing many of the cabin cruisers seen across the UK inland waterways today. Constructed in traditional clinker fashion from mahogany on oak, ‘Jenn... read more

The Broom Admiral 'Katinka', built in 1961, is a classic example of mid-century British boat craftsmanship, offering both elegance and reliability on the water. Constructed by the renowned Broom Boats yard in Norfolk, 'Katinka' features a traditional wooden hull with graceful lines and a sturdy build, reflecting the hallmark style of post-war river cruisers. Designed primarily for inland and coastal cruising, the Admiral class offered comfort and space, and 'Katinka' is no exception—with a well-appointed interior layout that balances charm and functionality,... read more