This 1998 Hunter 240 is a trailerable sailing yacht built on a fiberglass hull, measuring 24 feet in length with an 8-foot beam. The boat is powered by a 6 hp Suzuki outboard engine and comes equipped with a roller-furling headsail with new UV protection, along with its own trailer. The design refinement over the Hunter 23.5 includes improved non-skid surfaces, an open transom, and built-in sternrail seating in the aft cockpit area.
The interior layout is notably open, with no central bulkhead dividing the cabin space. It features two cabins and one head, plus a full-sized aft berth that functions as a genuine double bunk—uncommon in trailerable boats of this size. The helm is well-balanced and responsive, and the boat's water ballast system provides stability; ballast can be removed to reduce trailering weight.
The 240 is designed for manageable handling and good maneuverability, capable of being towed behind a standard vehicle for weekend outings or extended cruising. It performs equally well for day sailing and casual recreation or as an entry point toward larger cruising boats. The boat requires no rework and is ready for immediate use.
Length
24.08 FT
Beam
8.25 FT
Draft
5.50 FT
Weight
2,300 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Crew Cabins
1
Engines
1
Engine Make
SUZUKI
Engine Model
DT6
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Gasoline