FSBO: 2024 Hanover Yachts 387 - $490K Located in DC
Practically New!
One of the few 387 boats available right now!
Loaded with Features
- Only 115 hours on each engine. Good as new!
- Twin inboard Mercruiser 350 engines
- Still has balance of manufacturer's warranty
- Always fresh-water kept
- Currently in the water in Washington DC (Upper Potomac / Anacostia) and ready for showings and sea trials
- Highly optioned
- Eye-catching color scheme
- Was the poster-child for Hanover. (As one of Hanover's earlier customers, they used my boat for their marketing promotion photo/video shoots. So here are those photos:) https://hanoveryachts.com/hanover-387/#gallery-3
Loaded with Features
One of the few 387 boats available right now!
Loaded with Features
Hanover's website does a great job of listing out all the specs, features, and details of this boat, so no point in re-posting all that here. Just check out their site. Instead, here are the things specifically included on my boat:
- Pure Gray / Black / Orange Color Scheme
- Black Line / Gray / Orange Interior
- Madeira Synthetic Teak (Aztec Pattern)
- Premium Package
- Aft kitchen and sundeck layout (more cockpit seating!
- Dual 7" Raymarine Axiom MFDs
- 5" Simrad Vessel View
- Electric Aft Shade
- Eisenglass Enclosure
- 11KW Generator
- Engine Room Fire System
- Dual tone bottom paint
- Cockpit under-seat drawer fridge
One of the few 387 boats available right now!
One of the few 387 boats available right now!
One of the few 387 boats available right now!
My Hanover 387 is available immediately. It can be transported anywhere or drive down the Potomac River to wherever you'd like. In fact, if you're in DC and want to keep it here, there's a reasonable chance you can even join our private marina (Eastern Power Boat Club) and just stay there! (You won't find a better/cheaper place in DC to keep a boat IMHO!)
Even if you're not local, I believe I have one of the few 387s that's available and ready for delivery as of March 2025 (of course, you should contact Hanover to see if that's still the case. But based on my conversations with Hanover, there aren't a lot of these sitting around if you want a Hanover 387 in time for the season!
Why am I selling? Simple: looking for something a bit bigger to fit the growing family. But there's nothing wrong with this boat. And I'm ask about $70K less than what a new one with comparable features would cost.
