Descriptions

Most builders have long ignored the 27 foot size sector, however Hunter dedicated its efforts to offer a complete range of superb sailing products. This is an ideal size for small families that are looking for a blend of comfortable accommodations in an easy-to-handle size. The Hunter 27 features an open plan main salon, galley and forecabin, plus offers a private head/shower compartment and an aft qaurterberth. She has a fine blend of classic exterior lines and a spacious, comfortable interior. Brisk performance in a stable hull form help ensure that your cruising time is always enjoyable.

Hull and Deck

Construction of the Hunter 27 is solid glass layup, with plywood reinforcement in high-stress areas such as winch mountings and locker tops. Gelcoat and finish quality of the hull molding are good.

The hull-to-deck joint of the Hunter 27 is simple and strong. The hull molding has an internal flange molded at right angles to the hull at deck level. This flange is heavily coated with adhesive bedding, the deck molding is laid over the flange, and the joint covered with a slotted aluminum toe rail which is through-bolted with stainless steel bolts at 6-inch intervals. This is an obvious and very satisfactory answer to the hull-to-deck joint problem. The flaying surfaces of the joint appear to match well, and the adhesive compound has squeezed out along the joint where it can be inspected. - Practical Sailor

• Anchor Roller
• Anchor Well with space for Rode/Chain
• Fin Keel with Balanced Spade Rudder
• Bronze Through-Hulls Fittings Below Waterline
• Single Lifeline with Dual Gates
• Fiberglass Hull with Structural Grid
• Reinforcement and NPG Blister-Resistant Gelcoat
• Swim Ladder
• Reinforced Fiberglass Deck with Molded-In Non-Skid
• Stainless Steel Bow Pulpit, Stern Rail Seats, Lifeline Stanchions, and Handrails
• Through-Bolted Hull to Deck Joint with slotted aluminum toe rail
• Cockpit Storage Locker
• Removable Helm locker with drain
• Solar vent
• Hatches x2
• Opening port lights x4
• Teak hand rails
• Sliding companionway hatch with wash boards

Sails and Rigging

• Anodized Masthead Rig
• Mainsail with logo and cover
• Roller furling Jib with UV cover
• (2) Cockpit mounted Winches
• Multi-purchase mainsheet on adjustable track
• Sail Area 
• I : 37.67 ft 
• J : 11.25 ft 
• P : 32.33 ft 
• E : 9.92 ft 
• Working Sail Area : 372 sq ft

Interior

As you step down the companionway, you are struck by the roominess of the boat. The galley is directly to starboard. It features a small sink, teak trimmed laminate counter tops, a stove top alcohol stove, dishware storage and a cooler box. 

Across from the galley is the quarter berth. The battery access is here and it is a great place to store gear.

In the main salon there are two large settees and a nav table. The salon is wide with very high headroom for a small boat, with plenty of light and air ventilation below.

Forward from the salon is the head, it features a manual toilet and vanity with a sink.

All the way forward is a V-berth cabin with a deck hatch and shelf storage outboard.

Cushions are in dry storage and not shown on the boat.

Electrical and Electronics

• 12V DC Electrical System with battery switch
• Navigation Lights
• Cabin Lighting
• Bilge Pump
• Standard Horizon GPS chart CPV350
• Plastimo Contest Compass
• Horizon Depth Gauge

Mechanical Disclaimer

Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.