2004 Hunter 38

Mignon is a 2004 Hunter 38, a fiberglass cruising sailboat built for comfort and liveability. The boat is known for its large cockpit, abundant natural light from a signature windshield and numerous ports and hatches, and strong performance in lighter winds. The rigging favors couples cruising, with a smaller jib and larger main designed for straightforward handling.

The interior layout centers on an enlarged salon with a convertible dinette and facing settee, supported by good storage throughout. The galley features Corian countertops, a double basin stainless sink, side-by-side ice boxes, and ample counter space for extended cruising. Forward is a guest stateroom with vanity, sink, and hanging locker; aft sits the owner's cabin with a queen berth and additional storage. The boat includes a single head with Corian vanity, electric marine toilet, and separate shower in a fiberglass enclosure. Dual access to the head enhances privacy. Custom window covers are provided for shade and privacy.

Recent upgrades support modern cruising: new mainsail and jib (one season of use), original main and spinnaker included, 400W solar with 400Ah lithium house battery, Webasto diesel heating, windlass with Mantus M1 45 lb anchor, fresh engine mounts, dinghy davits, Iverson dodger and bimini, and original standing rigging. The Yanmar diesel engine produces 40 hp. Deck features include a large cockpit with extended coaming, custom stainless steel traveler arch, and a folding table console.