Hunter 430 1997

The Hunter 430, produced between 1990 and 1997 with around 180 hulls built, is a distinctive and esteemed center-cockpit cruiser, bridging the gap between the Legend 43 and the later Passage 44/450 in Hunter's journey towards creating formidable offshore vessels. Crafted by the Hunter Design Team led by Cortland Steck, this boat boasts a length overall of 43 feet (42 feet 6 inches waterline) and a spacious beam of 14 feet, with a substantial displacement of 23,800 lbs (including 9,800 lbs of ballast). Buyers can choose between a shoal-draft wing keel (5 feet 6 inches) or a deep fin keel (6 feet 9 inches). The Hunter 430 is equipped with a full backstay-less B&R fractional rig, featuring sharply angled spreaders, a large mainsail of approximately 420 square feet, and a roller-furling genoa ranging from 135% to 150%, providing impressive upwind performance of about 900 to 950 square feet for a center-cockpit design from the early 1990s (PHRF typically between 114 and 126). This boat is making its market debut, having been owned by a single family through an LLC. It features a 2 cabin, 2 head layout and comes with a transferable slip at the DTSD Marriott (subject to marina approval). Stay tuned for more details!

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