2012 Hunter 41 Deck Salon

The Hunter 41 Deck Salon is a 41-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built in 2012 with a design recognized by Cruising World for both value and production quality. The hull is reinforced with Kevlar for impact resistance and sits on a fin keel drawing 5 feet, allowing access to shallow anchorages. The boat holds CE Category A/1 certification for offshore passage making without distance restriction.

Below deck, the salon offers 6 feet 10 inches of headroom enhanced by large windows providing panoramic views. The galley is fully equipped, and two enclosed heads serve the two-cabin layout. Storage throughout is substantial, designed to support extended cruising. The aft cabin is notably spacious. Heating and air conditioning are installed, and a full enclosure is fitted to the cockpit area.

Deck hardware and rigging come from established manufacturers: Selden, Furlex, Harken, Spinlock, and Lewmar. A stainless steel cockpit arch supports the mainsheet traveler and keeps the working deck clear. A Hunter davit is installed for tender handling, and a full 360-degree protection rail runs around the hull.

Power comes from a Yanmar 4-cylinder diesel of 54 horsepower with an uprated control box, paired with a three-blade Max Prop propeller. Cruising speed is approximately 6 knots. The boat was maintained on fresh water only.