1986 Hunter Legend 45

The Hunter Legend 45 is a 1986 fiberglass cruising sailboat designed by Warren Luhrs, measuring 46 feet 8 inches in length with a 13-foot 10-inch beam. Built around a stable, stiff hull with high ballast ratio and a B&R rig featuring swept-back spreaders, the boat delivers predictable handling and excellent righting capability. A Yanmar diesel engine provides reliable auxiliary power for maneuvering and passage making.

Below deck, the yacht features a two-stateroom layout with two private heads, each with a shower. The main saloon is light and open, with a spacious U-shaped galley equipped with a double stainless steel sink, three-burner propane stove with oven, and top-loading refrigerator and freezer. Headroom reaches 6 feet 8 inches throughout. The large cockpit has contoured seating and excellent sightlines, with all controls led aft to allow single-handed or short-handed sailing.

The boat's wide side decks and low coachroof facilitate safe movement forward and aft. The substantial beam and interior volume suit extended cruising or liveaboard use. Current equipment includes a Yanmar diesel engine, Raymarine GPS plotter with autopilot and control unit, solar panels, and a water maker.