2002 Hunter 326

The 2002 Hunter 326 is a 32-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built for coastal cruising with modern systems and recent upgrades. Her design balances manageable size with spacious accommodation and easy handling, featuring a wide beam of nearly 11 feet and a cockpit laid out for comfort whether sailing short-handed or anchored. A Yanmar diesel engine with 317 hours provides reliable power for motoring through tight quarters or when conditions demand it.

Below deck, the open interior maximizes light and usable space with a bright salon, functional galley, and generous storage. The yacht sleeps two to four across two private cabins and a convertible salon, suited to couples or small families. Shallow draft under six feet opens access to protected anchorages and shallow-water cruising grounds across the Chesapeake and beyond.

Recent upgrades make this yacht equipped for extended off-grid cruising: 220-amp-hour lithium house batteries and 440 watts of solar panel capacity both installed in 2025, along with a DC-to-DC charging system and galvanic isolator. All interior lighting has been converted to LED. An asymmetric spinnaker extends sail options, new running rigging was installed in 2025, and the bottom was hauled and serviced in September 2025. These upgrades combine to reduce operating costs and support long-term reliability.