Equipped for modern cruising with Raymarine instruments including chart plotter, autopilot, depth/speed/wind displays, VHF radio, and stereo system with cockpit speakers. The full cockpit enclosure, bimini, and dodger provide protection, while extras like rod holders, BBQ grill mount, and paddleboard racks add fun. This boat comes with some additional electrical upgrades to include 4 X 12V 200AH Renogy smart Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries w/ Bluetooth;

Renogy 12V 3000W pure sine inverter/charger;905W of solar panels (3 Renogy flexible andamp; 1 LG rigid); aRenogy battery monitor; 2 Victron solar controllers; andamp; 1 Victron 30A 12V DC to DC charger

This Hunter 44 DS has been lovingly cared for, with regular maintenance and upgrades ensuring itand#39;s turn-key ready. Whether youand#39;re dreaming of island-hopping or relaxed sunset sails, this boat delivers safety, style, and seaworthiness. Donand#39;t miss out—contact me today to schedule a viewing!

Step below through the swing-out companionway doors into a bright, airy deck salon with panoramic windows, 6 feet 6 inches of headroom, and abundant natural light—perfect for all-weather cruising. The layout sleeps up to 6 in two private cabins: a forward V-berth with en-suite head and shower, and an aft master stateroom with a king-sized bed, ample storage, and private head with separate shower stall. The central salon features upholstered settees, a high-gloss expandable dinette table (that converts to a queen berth), and a navigation station. The U-shaped galley is chef-ready with a three-burner propane stove/oven, double stainless sinks, separate refrigerator and freezer, microwave, and plenty of storage. Teak and holly flooring, LED lighting, and reverse-cycle air conditioning/heating ensure year-round comfort.

At 43 feet 2 inches LOA (with a waterline length of 39 feet 2 inches), a beam of 14 feet 6 inches, and a displacement of 22,936 pounds, the Hunter 44 DS strikes an excellent balance between stability and speed. The fiberglass hull features a fin keel with spade rudderand a ballast of approximately 7,237 pounds for confident handling. The Bandamp;R fractional rig supports a reported sail area of 962 square feet, including an in-mast furling mainsail and furling genoa for effortless single-handed sailing. Owners rave about its performance: it sails beautifully in light winds (5-10 knots) and holds steady in heavier conditions (up to 40 knots), with a theoretical hull speed of 8.39 knots. The wide side decks, stainless steel grab rails, and spacious cockpit with dual helm stations make maneuvering a breeze. A large swim platform with ladder, hot/cold shower, and electric davits enhance water access and dinghy handling.

Powered by a reliable Yanmar 4JH3E 56 HP diesel engine, this boat cruises efficiently at 6.5-7 knots under power, with a maximum of around 8 knots. Fuel capacity is 51 gallons, water holds 125 gallons (in two tanks), and thereand#39;s a 45-gallon holding tank with an 11-gallon water heater. A bow thruster aids in tight maneuvers, and the electrical system includes shore power, inverter/charger, solar panels, and house/start batteries for off-grid capability. Safety features abound: electric windlass with chain/rode, life raft mount, EPIRB-ready, and multiple bilge pumps.