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Recomputed 5 Nov 2026, 03:30 UTC

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Shetland prices and resale values

A used Shetland asks a median of £17,500 across 40 boats observed. The range loses value more slowly than comparable boats from other builders.

Median asking price of 40 boats listed since Sep 2020, in today's prices · Firm · asking, not sold

Loses a year, across the range
3.3%
of asking price for each year of age · 2.6 points better than other builders (same mix of types: 5.9%) · from 38 boats in 4 models
Published models
4 + 7 awaiting data
Boats observed
40
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The range

Every model by the build years of the boats we have seen, grouped by range. The figure is the median asking price. Dashed models have too few boats to publish yet.

Alaska Motor boats · 1 model

  • Alaska 500, 3 boats observed, built 1986–1990, not yet published

Cadet Motor boats · 1 model

  • Cadet Weekender, 2 boats observed, built 1999, not yet published

Other models Motor boats · 9 models

  • Speedwell, 2 boats observed, built 1974, not yet published
  • Shetland 640, 1 boat observed, built 1977, not yet published
  • Family Four£8,500
  • Black Prince, 2 boats observed, built 1981–1982, not yet published
  • Shetland 4+2£14,500
  • Shetland 27i£35,500
  • Shetland 27£33,500
  • Shetland 245, 4 boats observed, built 2016–2018, not yet published
  • Shetland 245i, 1 boat observed, built 2023, not yet published

Bars: build years of the boats we have seen (the middle 90%), not production runspublished · median asking pricefewer than five boats, not publishedno recorded end (or start) year: the bar stops at the newest (or oldest) boat seen
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Which hold value best

Share of asking price lost for each year of age. Shorter is better. The tick marks the same type of boat from other builders. Models need 20 boats across six build years, and a consistent fit, to be ranked.

No Shetland model has 20 boats across six build years yet, so none can be ranked. 1 model has 10 or more boats.

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Against other builders

The five builders whose boats most overlap with Shetland's by type and length, on the same basis.

BuilderModelsBoatsMedian askingLoses a year
Shetland440£17,500 Firm3.3%
Quicksilver17122£33,500 Firm4.1%
Crownline15111£26,000 Firm6.0%
Robalo15103£74,000 Firm6.0%
Chaparral38349£35,500 Firm7.2%
Sportsman14110£119,500 Firm7.8%
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Every model

Sort by any column. Medians are asking prices, not sold prices. Models with fewer than five boats are listed with their count but no figure yet. Built is the span of build years among the boats we have seen.

Every Shetland model we have observed
Shetland 4+2Power6.4 m1986–202319£14,500 Indicative—
Family FourPower5.3 m1980–20118£8,500 Indicative—
Shetland 27Power8.1 m2002–20177£33,500 Provisional—
Shetland 27iPower8.1 m2002–20146£35,500 Provisional—
Shetland 245Power7.6 m2016–20184awaiting data—
Alaska 500Power5.0 m1986–19903awaiting data—
Black PrincePower7.1 m1981–19822awaiting data—
Cadet WeekenderPower4.6 m19992awaiting data—
SpeedwellPower6.2 m19742awaiting data—
Shetland 245iPower7.5 m20231awaiting data—
Shetland 640Power6.4 m19771awaiting data—
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Questions about Shetland prices

How much does a used Shetland cost?

A used Shetland asks a median of £17,500 across 40 boats listed since Sep 2020, in today's prices. The middle half ask between £11,000 and £33,000. These are asking prices, not sold prices.

Does a Shetland hold its value?

Across the range, a used Shetland loses about 3.3% of its asking price for each year of age, against 5.9% for the same types of boat from other builders.

Why is a Shetland model missing a price?

We publish a model once five boats have been listed. 7 models are listed above with their count so far, including the Shetland 245, the Alaska 500 and the Black Prince, and will get a published figure when they reach five.