I purchased a Yamaha CG150CCA around ten years ago. Its a classical with a single cutaway. The neck is slightly narrower than a normal classical.
The sound either acoustic or through its own pickup built into the bridge is great.
As far as I remember it cost around the £400 price range with hard case.
The neck feels like a tree trunk after playing Strats or similar instruments, but on the plus side, after playing it for a while, your hands glide over your electrics neck with ease. And its great for strenthening your fingers.
Funny you should bring this up. I just bought new strings for mine a couple of days ago and cleaned and oiled the neck last night. I've not played it for ages.
I'm going to bring it into some of my recordings once I get used to it again.
They sound so much better than the normal steel strung acoustics. I have never regretted buying it.
Yamahas are a great middle of the road purchase I've found.
Be warned though. The re-stringing technique is somewhat of a learning curve and tuning problems can be frustrating to say the least.
But well worth the effort in the long run.
Sorry. For sale it is not
Hugh.