1983 Hunter 34

The 1983 Hunter 34 is a fiberglass-hulled sailing yacht built for comfortable cruising. This model is known for responsive sailing characteristics and an efficient interior layout. Power comes from a single 21-horsepower Yammer diesel engine. The hull measures 34 feet in length with an 11.58-foot beam, providing solid stability and interior volume for a boat of its era.

Below deck, the Hunter offers two cabins and one head, along with a well-equipped galley featuring a propane stove with oven, stainless steel sink, and generous locker storage. The salon includes cushions and curtains. A walk-through transom provides easy access to the water, and a stainless steel swim ladder is fitted at the stern.

Deck equipment includes a furling foresail system, a cockpit grill with cover, helm cover, and a lifesling. The boat is currently dry-docked and has been used primarily for daysailing in freshwater conditions. Some maintenance and cosmetic work would benefit the boat's overall presentation.