2010 Morris Yachts M29 – SKYLARK – SOLD

Tuesday 30th September 2025

Mark Cameron Yachts are delighted to announce the successful sale of the 2010 Morris Yachts M29 ‘SKYLARK’.

The Morris Yachts M29 is a beautifully designed and crafted daysailer that combines classic lines with modern sailing performance. Designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by the renowned Morris Yachts in Maine, the Morris 29 offers exceptional quality, timeless aesthetics, and easy handling—ideal for solo sailors or small crews and guaranteed to turn heads wherever she goes.

At just under 30 feet, the Morris Yachts M29 features a carbon fibre mast, high-aspect sail plan, and a modern underbody, making it fast and responsive on the water. The spacious cockpit and simple control layout ensure comfort and confidence, even for novice sailors. With a finely finished teak interior and top quality hardware throughout, the Morris 29 is perfect for discerning owners who appreciate craftsmanship and classic yacht styling.

Imported to the UK new by her current owner, the Morris 29 SKYLARK has just about every conceivable factory option fitted, along with a few of the owner’s own custom options. Sold to a buyer based in the United States the boat will depart Ardfern in late October by lorry to meet a ship in Southampton before departing on her second transatlantic crossing, back to the USA.

 

2010 Morris Yacht M29 – SKYLARK

PRESS REVIEW:

‘The sleek Sparkman & Stephens design has a distinct familial resemblance to the M36 and 42, from the deck and cabintop styling down to the cove stripe that accentuates the subtle sheerline. It reminds me of one of my favorite boats, the Dragon, which is about the same size; like that boat, the M29 has a sweetness of line that will seduce any classic-boat aficionado—in fact, any sailor. It just looks right……..

I could have sat in that long, comfortable cockpit all day, fingertips on the tiller, until the sun was ready to set. It seems to me that people who go down the daysailer route seldom go back to big cruisers or racers, and I can understand why. Boats like this are easy. Easy on the eye, easy to sail, easy to maintain, easy to load on to a trailer and take home for the winter. Easy to fall in love with, too, I reckon.’

Sail Magazine, Peter Nielsen, May 2009