Hunter 41 Deck Salon video walk-through By: Ian Van Tuyl

For more information on this yacht or any other Hunter product please contact Ian Van Tuyl at 619-507-4416 or ianvt@cruisingyachts.net
Room. With a View!
Choose the Hunter 41 Deck Salon and be prepared for sailing ease with performance and your choice of sail plans complemented by superior exterior safety features. Strategic rigging placement keeps the deck clean while the standard cockpit arch positions the traveler up and out of the way while also providing bimini, stereo speaker and overhead lighting connections. The Hunter 41 Deck Salon features superb interior design, featuring an elegant salon, high-gloss table and custom window treatments, plus zoned overhead lighting. The galley features a stainless steel refrigerator/ freezer cleverly housed beneath the Corian® countertop, along with a pantry and custom backsplash. The aft master suite with queen berth offers drawer storage, a vanity and entry to the head. The forward stateroom has a double berth, vanity, storage and private head with shower. Need more room? Get the three stateroom version!

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[rideivt]

Hi, For that price range I would be looking at Catalina or Ericson. Both have great resale and are very well built.

Sincerely,

Ian VT

[TheMWGriffin]

Once I get out of college I plan to split the cost with my sister on a small sailboat (old, and used) that we can share. I was looking around and I saw a couple 25-30 ft vessels from around 1980 in the price range of $8,000 to $10,000. Any recommendations as to manufacturer and/or year for a boat between 20-30 while being less than $12,000?