2007 Hunter 41 Deck Salon for Sale

The one owner of Vela Via, a 2007 Hunter 41 Deck Salon, has meticulously maintained, with upgrades, including a new MasPower (Yanmar) 6kW generator. She combines a wonderful blend of performance and comfort. Her double cabin and double head arrangement make her ideal for families. The spacious cockpit in the 2007 Hunter Deck Salon offers cushioned port and starboard seating, double stern pulpit seats, and customized centered helm seat creating a large area for entertaining. There are 4 lazarettes in the cockpit with an extra large lazarette under the port seat. (This lazarette contains the new Yanmar generator. The helm center features a Whitlock direct drive steering system with single lever engine control, wheel brake, lighted Danforth compass and stainless steel wheel (folding) with a leather grip covering. Helm electronics on this Hunter 41 DS include autopilot, bow thruster, VHF radio, wind speed indicator and Chart plotter/GPS. Engine control console is located to starboard. There is a cockpit stereo system separate from the salon system. The swim platform features a stainless steel telescoping ladder and hot & cold transom shower. The Hunter 41DS sports a Bimini cover and canvas dodger for sun and wind protection. Ample stainless steel hand rails make it easy and safe when getting onto the deck and into the cockpit. Vela Via is setup to allow for short handed sailing - all control lines/sheets lead to the helm on a Hunter 41 Deck Salon making for easy adjustments while underway. There is also an additional furling drifter for light air. Upon entering the 6-foot-10-inch headroom airconditioned salon you will notice the light and airiness created by the raised deck. Just forward and to port of the steps is the L-shaped galley. Corian countertops (with an inset waste bin and, to protect the dinette, a clear backsplash with rounded edges) are surrounded by high, inward-curved fiddles, which do double duty as grab rails as you prepare meals and approach or descend the companionway. These ergonomic fiddles are found throughout the Hunter 41 DS along shelf edges over settees and in the cabins. The double sinks positioned diagonally in the angle of the L. Aft of them is a gimbaled two-burner propane stove and oven, with a microwave set above, and a stainless-steel front-loading fridge with an adjacent front loading freezer. The pantry, with shelves has a deep bin, and there's in-sole storage for cans and jars. With two opening ports, a hatch, and proximity to the companionway, galley ventilation is superb. Forward of the galley is the dinette; all three seats could serve as extra berths while on passage, and the table, with telescoping support, converts to a double berth. A vertical stainless-steel grabrail is conveniently located between the galley counter and the dinette. The forward-facing nav station in the Hunter forward of the head, has a radiused, battened seat for comfort and efficiency in a seaway, a lift-top desk with more of those seamanlike fiddles, and a mahogany console on which to mount remote instrument readouts with an additional chart plotter. Opposite the dinette is a full-sized couch, with a large drawer under and a LED 12vDC HD TV and Bose Surround Sound System. The forward cabin in a Hunter 41 DS, with 6 feet 2 inches of headroom, has a comfy double to port, with fiddled shelves all around and drawers under. To starboard is another cedar hanging locker and a Corian-topped vanity with upgraded additional lighting. The head/shower is in the peak of the Hunter 41 Deck Salon. The aft head/shower stall in the Hunter 41 DS, with two frosted opening ports, is to starboard of the companionway; just aft of it is the door to the aft cabin, with its queen berth and private entrance to the head, Corian-topped vanity, cedar-lined hanging locker, and lots of drawers. With two opening ports and a hatch, cross-ventilation. A custom hatch has been added to allow access to port cockpit lazarette and genset. Additional items include dinghy davits (not Installed) and cockpit cushions. This is a must see!