2002 Hunter 466

The 2002 Hunter 466 is a 45-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat with a 14-foot beam, powered by a 76-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine. Built for comfortable long-distance sailing and extended living aboard, this boat features a two-cabin layout that trades a third cabin for a large workshop and laundry space—a configuration uncommon to the Hunter 466 class.

The electrical system has been substantially upgraded with new Victron lithium batteries (1,320 amp-hours total), a 1200-watt solar array, a 250-amp Balmar alternator, and integrated battery management through Victron smart controllers. A Cruise RO watermaker produces 40 gallons per hour, while fuel capacity totals 170 gallons across three tanks. Water storage is 120 gallons; holding tanks provide 50 gallons total capacity. The boat carries an 11-gallon hot water heater and includes a full suite of modern electronics installed in 2024: dual Raymarine Zeus 3S chartplotters, Halo 20 radar, H5000 autopilot (with a spare ACR-400 unit), wind instruments, VHF radios with AIS, and Starlink Gen 3 connectivity.

Accommodations include two heads with separate forward shower, a galley with propane stove and oven, air-conditioning and heating, microwave, refrigeration, washer and dryer, and entertainment systems. On deck, the boat is rigged with in-mast and furling jibs, a cruising Code 0, and A2 spinnaker, with control lines led to the cockpit. Four Lewmar self-tailing winches handle sail operations. A 1,200-watt solar installation, Starlink system, and robust power management allow extended independent cruising.

Safety and tender gear include a four-person ocean liferaft (certified to 2027), ACR EPIRB, lifeslings, and a 2024 Highfield 340 aluminum RIB with 25-horsepower Yamaha outboard. The engine has logged 4,164 hours. Additional gear includes scuba equipment, a compressor, paddle board, and comprehensive spares and documentation.