41' Hunter 410 Sloop
Listing Number: M-5047585
Price: Was Listed At: $ 112,000
Broker:
St. Barts Yachts
3 Lockwood Drive Suite 301
Charleston, SC
843-577-7377
LOA: 41'
Beam (ft): 13.83'
Max. Draft (ft): 5.33'
Model Year: 2001
Model Name: 410
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Designer: Hunter design team
Fuel Tank Capacity (gal): 50 gallons
Water Tank Capacity (gal): 150 gallons
Engine Horsepower (hp): 54.0 hp
No. of Engines: 1
Life After 5 has a roller furling jib and in-mast furling main, and is loaded with equipment, including a 5.5kw diesel generator with 130 hours, dual air conditioning units, electric anchor windlass, Yanmar 54HP diesel engine with 300 total hours, autopilot, and Raymarine RC630 GPS chartplotter as well as a new 2015 Lowrance HDSChartplotter. She has had light use, and regular maintenance and is ideal for cruising the islands or living aboard. Her interior is clean, light-filled, and
well-ventilated, with a fully-equipped L-shaped galley, two heads, and private fore and aft cabins. She's in sail-away condition, and ready for her new owners adventures.
Engines
Total Power: 50hp
Accommodations
.Life After 5 can sleep seven. Her forward cabin offers a couple complete privacy, their own ensuite head compartment, a pullman-style double, and ample storage. In the salon, a dinette converts into a double starboard berth, while the portside settee does double duty as a single. The owner's aft stateroom boasts three doors -- two for the cabin itself, and a third to provide access to the aft head and
separate stall shower compartment. The aft athwartships queen-size berth has a padded headboard, and starboard side storage, and there's even room for a comfortable built-in lounge chair.
Cedar-lined hanging
lockers
Corian vanity countertops
Salon headroom of 6 feet,
6 inches
Dinette table bottle
storage
Four dresser-drawers under
forward berth
Seven opening ports/hatches in
aft cabin
Navigation station with book
rack
Seven-inch thick innerspring
matresses
Galley
This galley will delight any chef with its beauty and practicality. Besides the warm teak cabinetry, there's plenty of working surface area, as well as storage, and the sinks are located further inboard to facilitate good drainage. The stove is
self-leveling, so that pots remain on an "even keel" even when the boat is heeling. And, with two passageways leading to the aft stateroom, guests need not disturb or crowd the cook if they wish to pass by.
Force 10 three-burner gimballed LPG
stove and oven
Corian countertops
Top and front loading refrigerator
with separate top-loading freezer
Bulkhead splatter guard
Handrails
Origo carousel
microwave oven
Built-in trash
receptacle
Hot & cold pressure
water system
Double stainless
steel sinks
Dish racks
ElectronicsRaymarine digital ST60
speed and depth
Raymarine RC630 GPS
chartplotter with
electronic charts covering
South Carolina to Florida
ACR Globalfix EPIRB
(Expired 7/2009)
Raymarine ST7000+
autopilot with remote
Raymarine 53 VHF
equipped with Digital
Selective Calling
Blaupunkt RPD 555
AM/FM/CD w/two speakers
each in salon and aft
stateroom & 2 cockpit
speakers
New (2015) Lowrraance HDS Chartplotter
Electrical
5.5 kw Next Gen generator (130
hrs)
Dockside power connections (2)
with reset breakers (30A/125V
AC)
Polarity indicator
Built-in Solar Panel on
sea hood
Electric automatic bilge
pump
Shower sump pumps
Battery volt meters
Protect 4 Advance Battery
Charger (protect 1230, 12V/30A,
90-270V, 45-440Hz)
GFCI protected outlets
Guest house battery isolator
switches (Total: 4 - 2 House, 1
Engine, 1 generator)
Cabin lights
Engine control panel (tach, temp,
oil pressure, alarm) at helm
Pro Marine 2000watt inverter
Tankage meters
(holding, fuel, fresh
water)
Running lights
w/steaming, deck and
anchor lights
Simpson Lawrence
electric anchor windlass
Lighted magnetic
compass (4")
Sails & Rigging
The distinctive B&R rig used by Hunter has withstood the rigors of open ocean, solo, around-the-world racing, where a premium is put on simplicity of operation and design strength. By utilizing the main as the larger sail, it is easier for the cruising sailor to manage the trimming and setting than with a conventional rig with a large genoa. With the mainsheet traveler out of the way and overhead, the backstay-less rig and cockpit arch combine to de-clutter the cockpit, making it feel more open for both ease of movement and entertainment. Additionally, with the boom higher, the chance for injury from accidental gybes is greatly reduced.
B&R swept-back spreaders
Reverse diagonals for pre-bend
Roller-furling jib
In-mast furling
Boom vang
Mainsail
Jib
Lewmar 44 winches (2)
Lewmar 48 winches (2)
Halyards led aft to cockpit
Mechanical Equipment
MarineAir air conditioning-heat/cool, fore and aft (2 units) 50 Hp Yanmar 4JH3E Engine
Electric anchor windlass
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Additional
Docklines
Boat hook
Horn
Ship's bell
Wheel cover
Fortress FX23 anchor w/chain &
rode
Horseshoe Throwable
Whale manual bilge pump in
cockpit
Fenders
Flares
PFD's
Stainless steel swim
ladder
Cockpit table
Lifesling
Bimini
HQ Listings
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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