1998 Hunter 240

$9,900

Used

Boat in Plattsburgh, NY 12901 US

builtBuilt in 1998
Year the boat was built
model

240

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (--)

Engine type and count
length

24 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Gas

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
24ft
Length Overall
24.08ft
Beam
8.25ft
Max Draft
5.5ft
Displacement
3600lb
Dry Weight
2300lb
Ballast
1300lb
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Fuel Type
gasoline
Manufacturer Provided Description

Fun to sail, easy to trailer, and a snap to set up.

The integral water ballast system provides great stability under sail, but also allows for easy trailering with smaller vehicles when emptied.

An innovative mast raising system makes rigging and launching an easy exercise.

A large cockpit, plenty of storage, and all lines led aft makes sailing simple.

Two double berths - plus a workable galley and portable head - make weekending comfortable.

Accommodations

This water ballast boat is a great weekend getaway-pocket cruiser. With a forward berth and full aft berth it can comfortably accommodate 4 plus kids.

Galley & Cabin
  • Built-in Icebox
  • Sleeps 4 people
  • Single Sink manual pump cold water
  • Settee Arrangement
  • Porta Potty
  • Interior Cushions
  • Cooler
  • Convertible cabin to cockpit table
Electronics
  • Knotmeter
  • Depth
  • VHF Radio
  • (2) Speakers
  • AM/FM Radio w/CD Player
Electrical
  • Navigation Lights
  • Elec Bilge Pump
  • Interior Lighting
Sails
  • Mainsail w/Cover 1998
  • Hanked-on Jib 1998
  • Winch Handle
Deck
  • Genoa Sheet Winches
  • Main Halyard Winch
  • Anchor w/rode
  • Mainsail Reefing
  • Stern Rail w/Seats (2)
  • Telescoping Swim Ladder
  • Bow/Stern Rails
  • Lifelines
  • OB Engine Bracket
  • Walk/thru transom
  • Tiller extension
Safety Gear
  • Life Jackets
  • Docklines
  • Boat Hook
  • Fenders
  • Horn
  • Throwable cushion
  • Distress Flag
  • First Aid Kit
  • Fire Extinguisher
  • Anchor w/rode
Additional
  • Electric Bilge Pump
  • Bottom Paint
  • Single-Axle Trailer 1998
  • Wheeled Tongue Jack
  • Owner's Manual
  • Convertible cabin to cockpit table
  • Fishing rod holder
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Price History

DateEventPrice
6/28/25No change$12,900
6/23/25Price decreased$9,900(-23.3%)

Overview from around the web 1998 Hunter 240

Customers appreciate the 1998 Hunter 240 for its spacious and comfortable interior, making it an excellent choice for weekend cruising and small family outings

Many highlight its easy handling and responsive sailing performance, which make it suitable for both beginners and experienced sailors. The boat's practical layout, including a functional galley and ample storage, receives positive remarks. Some users note that the trailerable design adds convenience for transport and storage. Overall, owners praise the Hunter 240 for offering good value, combining comfort, performance, and versatility in a compact sailboat.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1998 Hunter 240 offers a range of advantages and some drawbacks to consider:

Pros

Spacious Interior: Despite its 24-foot length, the Hunter 240 features a surprisingly roomy cabin with comfortable seating and sleeping accommodations for up to four people.

Easy Handling: Its fractional sloop rig and balanced hull design make the boat easy to sail, ideal for beginners and day sailors.

Trailerable: The 240’s size and weight allow for convenient trailering and launching, providing flexibility in choosing sailing locations.

Good Performance: The boat offers solid performance in light to moderate winds, with responsive handling and decent speed for its class.

Ample Storage: Thoughtfully designed storage compartments help keep gear organized and the cabin clutter-free.

Cons

Limited Headroom: While spacious, the cabin headroom is somewhat restricted, which might be uncomfortable for taller individuals during extended stays.

Basic Amenities: The onboard amenities are minimal, lacking some of the comforts found on larger cruisers, such as a full galley or enclosed head.

Light Wind Performance: In very light air, the boat may feel underpowered due to its sail area and displacement.

Aging Components: As a 1998 model, potential buyers should be aware of wear and maintenance needs typical of older vessels, including rigging, sails, and fittings.

Made For

The 1998 Hunter 240 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts seeking an affordable, easy-to-handle cruiser perfect for day sailing and weekend adventures. Its manageable size and user-friendly design make it a great choice for beginners and small families looking to enjoy time on the water without the complexity of larger vessels. Whether you're new to sailing or an experienced sailor wanting a compact, comfortable boat, the Hunter 240 offers a versatile and enjoyable sailing experience.

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