2001 Hunter 320Sold
$52,000
Boat in New London, CT 06320 US
320
1 Engine (Yanmar)
32 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
2001 Hunter 320. CALL THE LISTING BROKER FOR DETAILS!
Very clean, Marina maintained family sailing vessel. Over $20 K spent on all new electronics and many upgrades.
• Currently in the water and ready to go.
• All sails removed, cleaned and re-stitched as needed (2022).
• All rigging was conditioned and inspected (2022)
• 12" B&G Display, Autopilot (2022)
• Radar, B&G/Raymarine chartplotter with 2 forward facing-thru hull transducers. (2022)
• New Dometic shifter and linkage. (2022)
• Cockpit upholstery replaced. (2023)
• Yanmar 2GM20 (1380 hrs)
• Stack pack with lazy jacks.
• Freshly bottom painted. (2025)
IJPE : 437.00 sq ft
I : 36.75 ft
J : 12.00 ft
P : 34.25 ft
E : 12.50 ft
Working Sail Area : 437.00 sq ft
Hunter's hallmark of innovation coupled with over 25 years of experience results in a safe, easy-to-sail, and comfortable boat: the Hunter 320, one of the most advanced midsize cruisers available. A creative layout boasts two private staterooms with solid privacy bulkheads, not just curtains. The head room in the master stateroom is excellent, and the queen-size berth is accompanied by two hanging lockers and plenty of stowage. A spacious, well designed salon abounds with plenty of seating and storage. The teak-trimmed galley is complete - right down to the dishware - and offers a stove and microwave oven along with an insulated icebox or optional refrigerator - freezer. Aft is a large head complemented with a Corian-topped vanity with storage and full shower. Topsides, there is a wealth of innovations and features normally found on much larger boats. The rig, for instance, is a powerful B&R backstayless rig that allows easier sail handling with the large roach main and small jib. Hunter has even reduced the weight aloft by utilizing strategically placed mast struts and smaller mast sections; this gives less pitching and rolling as well as a stronger rig. The Hunter 320 sports a low profile and long waterline, giving her superb performance both on and off the wind. Hunter has also included its signature stainless steel arch that keeps the boom up and clear of the crew as well as keeping the cockpit clear of the mainsheet and traveler. The arch also makes a great attachment point for the optional Bimini and allows for sturdy handholds when crew move around the large cockpit. Even the console is custom, which allows for electronics, drink holders, storage, and a pair of filp-up tables.
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
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 7/17/25 | Price decreased | $52,000(-20.0%) |
| 6/28/25 | Initial price | $65,000 |
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Customers praise the 2001 Hunter 320 for its spacious and comfortable interior, making it an excellent choice for cruising and weekend getaways
Many highlight its easy handling and responsive sailing performance, which appeals to both novice and experienced sailors. The layout is often noted for maximizing living space, including a well-designed galley and ample storage. Owners also appreciate the boat's solid construction and reliable systems. Some mention minor updates or maintenance as typical for a vessel of its age, but overall, the Hunter 320 is regarded as a practical and enjoyable sailboat that offers great value.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2001 Hunter 320 is a popular sailboat known for its ease of handling and comfortable accommodations. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Hunter 320 offers a roomy cabin layout with comfortable sleeping arrangements, making it ideal for weekend cruising.
Innovative Design: Features like the B&R rig without a backstay provide a larger roach on the mainsail, improving sail performance.
Ease of Handling: The boat is designed for short-handed sailing, with all lines led back to the cockpit for convenient control.
Good Performance: While not a racing boat, it provides respectable sailing performance for coastal cruising.
Versatile Layout: The 320 includes a functional galley, enclosed head, and ample storage, enhancing onboard comfort.
Cons
Build Quality: Some owners note that the build quality is average compared to higher-end production boats.
Limited Upwind Ability: The B&R rig design can sometimes limit upwind performance compared to traditional rigs.
Engine Power: The standard engine may be underpowered for heavy weather or challenging conditions.
Space Constraints: While spacious for its size, taller individuals might find headroom limited in certain areas.
Resale Value: As a production boat from the early 2000s, it may not hold its value as well as some other models.
Made For
The 2001 Hunter 320 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts seeking a comfortable and versatile cruiser. Its spacious interior and user-friendly design make it perfect for couples or small families looking to enjoy weekend getaways or extended coastal cruising. Whether you're a novice sailor or an experienced skipper, the Hunter 320 offers a balanced blend of performance and ease of handling, making it well-suited for both leisurely day sails and longer adventures on the water.
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