Hunter 29.5 for sale in Annapolis, Maryland United States of America

Like most Hunter sailboats, the Hunter 29.5 offers maximum accommodations, a large comfortable cockpit, and reasonable sailing performance at an affordable price. The Hunter 29.5 was designed by Hunter's in-house staff under Rob Mazza. It exemplifies a boat that appears to have been designed from the inside out rather than from the outside in.

Boat Overview

The Hunter 29.5 is designed for maximum accommodations, featuring a large comfortable cockpit and reasonable sailing performance at an affordable price. Designed by Hunter's in-house staff under Rob Mazza, it exemplifies a boat designed from the inside out.

• Overall Length: 29'5"
• Beam: 10'6"
• Draft: 4 feet with a shoal draft wing keel

The Hunter 29.5 is constructed from fiberglass composites using a modular type of construction. The hull, deck, structural grid, and interior components are molded separately and then assembled with structural adhesives or secondary bonds of fiberglass and resin. The deck is cored with balsa wood, and the hull is a solid composite.

The cockpit is spacious for its size and opens at the stern to a molded swim platform, enhancing usable space at anchor. This feature facilitates easy access to the water or dinghy.

• Steering: Wheel steering standard with the helm at the aft end of the cockpit
• Passenger Seating: Two seats incorporated into the stern rail
• Foredeck: Small anchor locker accommodating a 13-pound Danforth anchor with chain leader and 100 feet of half-inch rode
• Anchor Rollers: Two sturdy anchor rollers forward

The cabin is open with privacy provided by a fully enclosed head. Features include:

• V-berth: Forward
• Main Saloon: Large U-shaped dinette seating four adults
• Head: Located to starboard
• Galley: To port with a two-burner non-pressurized alcohol stove, ice box, and single sink
• Aft Berth: Athwartships double berth below the cockpit

Auxiliary power is provided by a two-cylinder, 18 hp Yanmar diesel located in an engine box beneath the companionway steps. This engine is known for its dependability. Access for maintenance is limited, but the engine box can be removed for more serious work.

The 29.5 is designed for simplicity, with a large mainsail and small fractional jib for easy tacking and sail handling. Key features include:

• Mainsheet: Attaches directly to the steering console
• Sheet Winches: Within easy reach of the helm
• B&R Rig: Features long spreaders swept back 30 degrees eliminating a backstay

Deck Gear

• Anchor
• Cooler
• Fenders
• Mooring Lines
• Swim Ladder
• Transom Shower

Electrical Systems

• Battery Charger
• Battery Switch
• Circuit Breaker Panel
• Cockpit Lighting
• Engine Kill Switch
• Fuel Gauge
• Gauges
• Hour Meter
• Ship's Power (12v DC)
• Shore Power Cords
• Alternator
• 2 Batteries

Navigational Equipment

• Autopilot
• Compass
• Depth Instrument
• Navigation Lights
• Sound System

Rigging

• Boom
• Mast
• Running Rigging
• Standing Rigging

Safety Equipment

• Bilge Pump
• Fire Extinguisher
• Grab Rail
• Horn
• Life Jackets

Sails

• Headsail
• Lazy Jacks
• Main
• Sail Covers
• Roller Furling
• Winches