Hunter Legend Hunter Legend 36 Boat for Sale

• Manufacturer: Hunter Legend
• Location: Plymouth
• Year: 2005
• LOA: 35'7" (10.85m)
• Beam: 12' 3'' (3.74m)
• Berths: 7
• Draft: 1.25
• Keel: Bilge Keel
• ID no.: 1011252

• Cabins: 2
• Heating: N/A
• Heads: 1
• Showers: 1
• Watertank Size: 280 Litres
• Engine Make: Yanmar 3YM30
• Horsepower: 30hp
• Drive Type: Saildrive
• Fuel Type: Diesel
• Fuel Tank Size: 144 Litres
• Cruise Speed: 6.5 Knots
• Top Speed: 7.5 Knots

Broker Remarks

The Hunter Legend 36 is a fantastic model from Lhurs Marine Ltd. Her performance is great in all conditions as she will happily sail at six knots upwind and six/seven knots on a reach in 20 knots. There is only a need to drop the mainsail traveller and play the mainsheet in over 20 knots. 
The Hunter Legend 36 is comfortably sailed single-handed as the mainsheet traveller is on the stern gantry aft of the cockpit, the winches are close to hand and sail controls are also led aft to the cockpit making life easier when trimming and reefing.
The Hunter Legend 36 is great at anchor or in harbour, the arch is perfect to house a bimini or full cockpit cover which this example has both of. There is ample cockpit locker stowage which is easily accessible so you never feel as though you are struggling for useful storage space or overcrowding the internal space with gear.
The external space and interior of this yacht is spacious beyond needs and will often be the boat that holds the after dinner drink occasions with friends and family.
This Hunter Legend 36 has been in the same ownership since 2010, her owners have used her as a coastal cruiser for themselves and their family. They have regular trips with their children and grandchildren for extended periods of time, the boat is comfortable for more than four guests. 
If you are looking for a good example then you should contact our sales office today to book a viewing!

Owners Remarks:
As a family we have had a wonderful time sailing Mollie Louise particularly once we had moved her from her birth in Grimsby to that in the Mayflower Marina in Plymouth. It has allowed us to sail along the Devon and Cornish coast. We have not crossed the channel but she is more than capable of so doing.The bilge keel has simplified exploration of estuaries while not detracting from her stability or performance into wind. She sails beautifully even in light winds and is very stable and responsive. The cruising shoot has also enhanced her down wind speeds. The cockpit is large, with plenty of seating with cushions if required and the depth of seating makes it a very safe boat in which to sail even for children. The dingy hoist we installed has made using the dingy much easier and safer, thus again better for children and adults to use the dingy with oars or outboard. My son and his partner have sailed her with kayaks on the fore deck! We hope new owners will have as much fun and pleasure sailing her.

Accommodation

Sleeps six in two cabins as well as the saloon
Extremely spacious and comfortable interior accommodation well equipped and finished in gloss cherry woodwork and teak and holly flooring.
Blinds to all windows and hatches
Integral fly screens to all opening hatches
Cream material upholstery
Owners have made a custom set of saloon cushion covers to protect the original upholstery (see pictures)

Forward cabin:
Large double V berth
Under berth storage
Hanging locker
Storage locker
Opening deck hatch
Open shelving to port and starboard
Reading lights

Saloon:
U-shaped seating to starboard (converts to double berth)
Saloon table (drop leaf section for full width)
Settee seating to port
Under seating storage
Opening deck hatch
Shelves and cupboards to port and starboard
Reading lights
Fixed portlights
Fixed hull portlights

Chart Table:
Full size, aft facing chart table
Instrumentation
Chart storage
Radio/CD player
Cupboard storage below
Shelf

Galley:
Large L-shaped galley
Double stainless steel sink
Chrome hot and cold water mixer tap
Techimpex two burner gas hob grill and oven
Large front loading refrigerator with ice box
Storage cupboards and shelves
Opening portlight

Aft Cabin:
Large double berth with headboard
Hanging locker with vanity unit beside
Standing room for dressing
Opening  cockpit hatch
Reading lights
Opening portlight

Heads:
Moulded hand basin
Chrome hot and cold water mixer tap
Storage above and below
Seawater toilet in separate area (discharges to a holding tank)
Macerator pump
Separate shower 
Wet locker
Opening portlight

Mechanical and Rigging

Construction:
Built-in 2005 by Luhrs Marine Ltd in Portland (launched in May 2006)
Designed by Warren Luhrs
GRP hull deck and superstructure (Kevlar laminate in forward hull sections)
Through-bolted hull to deck joint with plastic moulded external rubbing strip over the join
Cast iron bilge keels
Spade rudder with stainless steel shaft
Wheel steering
Hide covered steering wheel
Flexi Teak cockpit seating

VAT paid
HIN Number: GBLUH36151F506

Mechanics:
Yanmar 3YM30, three-cylinder, 29hp diesel engine (Winterised and serviced by professional engineers annually)
Engine spares
Single lever morse control
Yanmar SD20 saildrive transmission
Kiwi furling propellor
Ambassador rope cutter

Electrics:
Two x 12V 110ah batteries (secured in a GRP battery box and replaced in 2017)
Sterling 30A mains powered battery charger
Charging from engine alternator
230V shorepower system
Shorepower cable
Electrical power outlets for 12V and 230V supply

Tankage:
Fuel capacity 144 litres in a single plastic tank
Freshwater capacity 280 litres in a single plastic tank
Holding tank capacity 114 litres
Hot water capacity 23 litres

Rigging:
Fractional B&R rig
Seldon aluminium deck stepped mast
Double spreader rig
Seldon aluminium boom
Selden rod kicker
Stainless steel standing rigging (professionally rig checked in 2017)
Furlex 200S genoa furling system
Single line reefing
All lines led back to the cockpit
Stackpack with lazyjacks

Sails:
Anually serciced and laundered
Genoa 110% by Doyle Sails
Storm Jib by Doyle Sails
Mainsail by Doyle Sails (large roach)

Inventory

Navigation Aids:
In The Cockpit;
Raymarine C80 chartplotter (new 2014)
Chartplotters are linked so that they can be viewed synchronously and primary control can be moved between the plotters
Raymarine radar
Raymarine ST60 wind speed and direction
Raymarine ST60 depth
Raymarine ST60 tridatta
Raymarine ST4000 autopilot (MKII autohelm)
Steering compass

At The Chart Table;
Raymarine C90w chartplotter with radar (new 2014)
Chartplotters are linked so that they can be viewed synchronously and primary control can be moved between the plotters
Clipper navtex
Icom handheld VHF radio

Ground Tackle:
Simpson Lawrence electric anchor windlass
CQR anchor
45m calibrated chain
Spare fortress anchor
Double stainless steel bow roller

Deck Gear:
Lewmar #40 self-tailing, two speed, sheet winches
Lewar #30 self-tailing, two speed, halyard winches
Spinlock rope clutches x seven
GRP moulded halyard pockets
Stainless steel cockpit arch mounting/mainsheet traveller
Genoa tracks with adjustable cars
Stainless steel grab bars/handrails
Lemar deck hatches
Stainless steel pulpit, pushpit and stanchions (outboard bracket on the pushpit)
Teak pushpit seats with drinks holders
Guard wires unclip at the cockpit to create a boarding gate to port and starboard
Walk through transom gate
Stainless steel davits
Bathing platform (two x bathing platform lockers)
Stainless steel boarding ladder
LPG storage for tow gas bottles

Safety Equipment:
All Safety equipment listed is included in the sale but the vendor offers no warranties
The purchaser must service the safety equipment & ensure that it is appropriate for his purposes
Navigation lights
Motoring cone and anchoring ball
Fire blanket
Automatic engine bay fire extinguisher with a manual switch in the cockpit

Equipment:
Canvas sprayhood with stainless steel frame (new window 2018)
Full canvas cockpit enclosure with stainless steel frame (new 2014)
Canvas cockpit dodgers
Canvas stackpack
Cockpit cushions (new 2012)
Comfort seat seats/cushions (new 2012)
Inflatable dinghy
Inflatable dinghy cover (new 2017)
Yamaha four stroke outboard engine (professionally serviced annually)
Various warps and fenders
Boat hook
Hook and moor pick up device
Deck brush