1998 Hunter 240 Sold Boat in Buffalo, NY US
Built in 1998
240
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24 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1998 Hunter 240 | ||
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| Price | $12,900 | $12,900 |
| Location | Buffalo | Northville |
| Nominal Length | 24' | 23' |
| Beam | 8' | - |
| Draft | 5' | - |
| Total Engine Power | - | 9 hp |
| Days on Market | 4315 | 55 |
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BROKER'S COMMENTS:
"Free Bird" has only seen fresh water use. The centerboard and flip up rudder makes for easy trailering and launching. Surprisingly spacious below for a trailer sailor, the large cockpit has tiller steering with stern rail seats has enough room for the family and friends to enjoy daysailing or a long weekend exploring shoal water hideaways! The stern mounted BBQ adds to the easy of cooking for everyone. There's also a swim ladder for easy access into the boat. The reliable Nissan 8 HP outboard has been professionally serviced each year. Having the engine controls handy in the cockpit so there's no hanging off the back to adjust speed or gear. Below there is enough room for 5 with a single butane stove, cold water sink and berths for the entire family! The Hunter 240 has enjoyed rave reviews for owners with its quality build and fine sailing characteristics. "Free Bird" is turnkey ready to go with everything you need to start sailing and exploring today!
BROKER'S COMMENTS:
“Free Bird” has only seen fresh water use. The centerboard and flip up rudder makes for easy trailering and launching. Surprisingly spacious below for a trailer sailor, the large cockpit has tiller steering with stern rail seats has enough room for the family and friends to enjoy daysailing or a long weekend exploring shoal water hideaways! The stern mounted BBQ adds to the easy of cooking for everyone. There’s also a swim ladder for easy access into the boat. The reliable Nissan 8 HP outboard has been professionally serviced each year. Having the engine controls handy in the cockpit so there’s no hanging off the back to adjust speed or gear. Below there is enough room for 5 with a single butane stove, cold water sink and berths for the entire family! The Hunter 240 has enjoyed rave reviews for owners with its quality build and fine sailing characteristics. "Free Bird" is turnkey ready to go with everything you need to start sailing and exploring today!
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Customers appreciate the 1998 Hunter 240 for its spacious cockpit and comfortable cabin, making it an excellent choice for weekend cruising
Many highlight its ease of handling, especially for beginner sailors, thanks to its manageable size and responsive sail plan. Owners also commend the solid build quality typical of Hunter boats from this era. Some note that while the boat offers good performance in light to moderate winds, it may feel tender in heavier conditions. Overall, the 1998 Hunter 240 is praised for its balance of comfort, practicality, and affordability.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1998 Hunter 240 is a popular pocket cruiser known for its blend of comfort, ease of handling, and trailerability. Here are some of the pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Trailerable Design: With a retractable keel and moderate beam, the Hunter 240 is easy to trailer and launch, making it convenient for weekend sailors and those without permanent marina slips.
Spacious Interior: For a 24-foot boat, the Hunter 240 offers a surprisingly roomy cabin with comfortable seating, a small galley, and sleeping accommodations for up to four people.
Easy Handling: The fractional sloop rig and manageable sail plan make it beginner-friendly and responsive under sail.
Affordable: Generally, the Hunter 240 is priced competitively on the used market, offering good value for those looking to get into sailing without a large investment.
Good Stability: The wing keel provides decent stability and allows for shallow water sailing.
Cons
Limited Headroom: Cabin headroom is somewhat restricted, which might be uncomfortable for taller sailors during extended stays below deck.
Performance: While stable, the Hunter 240 is not a high-performance racer; its heavier displacement and keel design prioritize comfort over speed.
Storage Space: Storage below deck can be limited, which may require careful packing for longer trips.
Build Quality: Some owners have noted that certain interior fittings and materials may show wear over time and might require maintenance or upgrades.
Limited Offshore Capability: Designed primarily for protected waters and coastal cruising, it is not suited for rough offshore conditions.
Made For
The 1998 Hunter 240 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts looking for an affordable, manageable, and versatile small cruiser. Perfect for weekend sailors, couples, or small families, it offers comfortable accommodations and easy handling, making it a great choice for those new to sailing or anyone seeking a reliable boat for coastal cruising and day sailing. Its size and design make it well-suited for exploring bays, lakes, and nearshore waters with confidence and convenience.
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