The same owner since 1994, this Hunter 30, in the wider "T" cockpit layout. At 11' of beam on a 30' hull, she's genuinely beamy for her length, and it shows in the ends - the V-berth and aft cabin both have real room, not the pinched compromise you get on narrower 30-footers.
On deck: Fractional sloop rig, wheel steering at a teak-trimmed console with a Standard Horizon VHF, and a full dodger/bimini enclosure with clear windows for three-season comfort. The wider T-cockpit sole seats more people, with a teak drop-leaf table between the seats. Aft, a walk-through transom makes boarding simple - an easy step for kids and pets. Backed by an ocean davit for the tender. She draws just 4'3", so Marinas that turn away deeper-draft 30-footers are still open to her.
Below: The V-berth is a proper separate forward cabin behind teak louvered doors, not just an open bunk, and aft there's a private double cabin with two opening ports. Between them, a bright, teak-trimmed salon with a wraparound dinette, drop-leaf table, two overhead hatches, and opening ports on both sides. The galley has a double stainless sink, a large storage compartment and a gimbaled two-burner stove with oven; the enclosed head has a sink, marine toilet, mirror, and its own opening port. Cushions have been refreshed and the joinery's in good shape throughout - genuinely comfortable accommodations for a 30-footer, whether you're weekending or aboard longer-term.
Specifications: (per sailboatdata, Hunter 30T) LOA 30'1" - Beam 11'0" - Draft 4'3" Displacement 10,500 lb - Ballast 3,800 lb - Sail area 434 sq ft - fractional sloop Auxiliary 18-hp diesel (factory spec) - Fuel 18 gal - Water 37 gal
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