British Hunter Horizon 23

Hunter Horizon 23 1993 'Leander'
http://www.yachtsnet.co.uk/archives/hunter-horizon-23/hunter-horizon-23.htm:-
"A compact family cruiser, the Hunter Horizon 23 offers a comfortable interior with very good sailing ability, and particularly easy handling, with a fractional rig with self-tacking jib. The Horizon 23 packs an amazing amount of space into a small and hence cheap to moor hull. Both twin keel and fin keel versions were built - Hunters calling the twin keel versions 'twin fin' rather than 'bilge keel' to emphasize their performance.
Designed by David Thomas, the Hunter Horizon 23 (later renamed the Hunter Horizon 232, with very little change to the actual boat), was a development of the Hunter Duette, itself a derivative of the well known Sonata 'quarter tonner' club racer from 1975.
With a ballast ratio of over 50%, and an efficient and easily handled three-quarter rig, both fin and twin keel versions sail well, without being overly demanding on their crew. Over 200 Hunter 23s were built from 1989 to 1998, most being twin keeled.
The Horizon 23 design was updated slightly to create the Hunter Horizon 232, which uses the same hull, and is very little different.
The accommodation starts with a raised bunk platform in the bows, which although almost 6' long is very narrow at the bow end, and is probably best thought of as either a child's berth, or as seen her, stowage space.
Aft of this, in the midships part of the saloon, are two settee berths, each 7 feet long, with the saloon table between, and a fold-down chart table by the port berth.
Aft is the heads compartment and galley, and finally behind the galley is a 6' 8" by 4' 6" (at the wider end) double quarterberth.
Headroom is 5' 8" maximum by the galley, with about 5' 6" in the heads compartment and 5' 4" forward in the saloon.
The heads compartment is to port, with marine WC and washbasin. The door is a folding screen rather than a rigid door, to save space"
23 foot, twin/bilge keel, very well-equipped and maintained. Ready to sail away and regularly used. All photographs are less than 2 years old. Currently located in Grimsby. 
A surveyors report from April 2016 is available, which can be provided on request.
2 mainsails, original in usable condition and newer in good condition.
Self-tacking jib and genoa roller furling headsails. The jib and genoa are both in good condition. There is a small patch repair on the genoa and its UV strip has been partially replaced. The jib looks less used and is what I am using at the moment.
Plastimo furler which has always worked very well. The bearings in the swivel at the top of the mast were greased a few years ago.
Scooper/asymmetrical-spinnaker with snuffer in excellent condition.
All reefing lines lead to the cockpit. It is a single line reefing system with ball bearing blocks attached to the main sail.
Tohatsu 6HP SailPro outboard engine fitted 2018 with full dealer service history, 2 out of 7-year warranty remaining. 2x 12 litre petrol tanks. The Tohatsu outboard is a short shaft so that it fits fully tilted in the locker. I had to have it specially built as the SailPro model usually has a long shaft. I also have the fibreglass cover for the hole which I've never used.
Standing rigging replaced 2020.
All surfaces below the waterline stripped back to gel coat and sealed with Jotun Penguard 2 pack epoxy primer in 2020. I stripped all the old paint from the hull and keels because it was flaking off, and I didn't know how many old layers there were. I used an epoxy coating over the gel coat and keels as a preventative measure. The hull is in excellent condition, with no signs of osmosis or repairs.
The headlining is in very good condition, especially for a 30-year-old boat. There are a couple of areas where the original glue has come unstuck, and I have used double-sided tape.
B&G Vulcan 7R chart plotter 2022.
Simrad RD68 VHF radio with DSC.
VHF Antenna with Hawk Wind Indicator 2021.
B&G S90 VHF cockpit speaker 2021.
Speed and Depth Transducer DST800 2018.
NASA battery monitor 2019.
NASA LED masthead light 2021.
NASA wireless wind sensor 2021.
Barton rope clutches 2021.
Tiller pilot Raymarine ST2000+ and a functioning spare with broken screen.
Solar panel 185W and Renogy 20 Amp MPPT charge controller 2021.
2x 100ah AGM Batteries 2018.
Shore-power connection with fuse board and galvanic isolator.
50L flexible water tank for drinking & washing, kept clean using sodium metabisulphite, 2022.
Fresh water pump, accumulator and taps fitted 2019.
Mast tabernacle resealed 2022.
New windows fitted 2022.
Sprayhood fully restitched and windows replaced 2022. When I had the sprayhood repaired, the shop said it had plenty of life left in it. It works very well and has saved me from getting wet plenty of times. Stackpack. Spray dodgers (not shown in photographs).
6kg Delta anchor with 20m 7mm chain and 40m 12mm warp. Spare 15lb QCR anchor with chain and warp.
Whisker pole.
Fenders and mooring lines.
Contest bulkhead compasses.
Whale bilge pump.
Intruder alarm with infrared sensor.
Horseshoe life ring.
Carbon-monoxide alarm.
2x powder fire extinguishers.
Fire blanket.
Bathroom door not shown in photographs as removed for cleaning.
Dining table not shown in photographs as stored in garage.
A short video tour is available here:-https://youtu.be/--2NsS4-YyI
Happy to answer any questions over the phone or by email. Happy to take any additional photos or videos, also happy to do a video call.