2000 Hunter 410

The Hunter 410 is a 41-foot cruising sailboat built from fiberglass with a beam of nearly 14 feet, offering substantial interior volume and comfort for extended voyaging. The boat carries a 50 hp Yanmar diesel inboard engine with 1,760 hours and is equipped with in-mast furling mainsail and jib, an autopilot, chartplotter, and radar. A Panda generator with 225 hours supports onboard systems, while air conditioning, a dodger, and bimini top enhance practicality. The shoal-draft keel draws five feet, and a stainless steel arch with traveler tops the deck layout.

The interior prioritizes livability with a spacious salon brightened by multiple hatches and ports. The galley occupies the starboard side with Corian counters, a three-burner range with oven, microwave, and a triple-access refrigerator-freezer; serving pieces and dishware are included. A dedicated navigation station houses electrical controls and electronics. The aft head features a stall shower, Corian vanity, dual access, and substantial storage. Two staterooms provide sleeping accommodations: the master aft offers a queen berth with hanging lockers and storage, while the forward cabin includes an in-suite head, overhead hatches, and extensive hanging and drawer space. Cabin headroom reaches 6 feet 6 inches throughout, with excellent lighting and ventilation.

The 50-gallon fuel tank, 145-gallon water capacity, and two 22-gallon holding tanks support extended cruising. New house and start batteries were installed in June 2025, and the bottom was repainted in September 2024.