GORBON - 295 Hinckley Style Picnic - For Sale

Meet the 295 Hinckley Style PicnicbyGORBON— a compact, elegantmotor yachtpositioned among agilecruisersand built on a low‑maintenancefiberglass and plastic construction. Shestakov Yacht Sales presents this classic picnic‑style dayboat with the expert guidance of broker Andrey Shestakov.

Selecting a 295 Hinckley Style Picnic

If you value timeless lines, easy ownership, and dependable diesel power, the 295 Hinckley Style Picnicis an appealing choice. At 29 ft (8.89 m) with a 9 ft (2.99 m) beam, it’s sized for relaxed harbor hopping and coastal escapes. A single inboard Yanmar diesel underpins simple operation, while the monohull form and cruise speed of 19 knots (21.86 mph) make efficient work of day runs. Accommodations for two, a dedicated head, and a compact freshwater system align perfectly with short overnighting and long day trips.

Features of the Model

• Design pedigree: hull by the GORDON Design Team; monohull geometry for familiar handling.
• Construction: durable fiberglass and plastic buildwith a fiberglass deck for low upkeep.
• Power and performance: single Yanmar inboard diesel; 19‑knot cruising for confident passages.
• Comfort aboard: accommodations for 2, 1 dedicated berth, and 1 head for essentials underway.
• Capacities tailored to day boating: 40 gal fuel and 13 gal fresh water.

Technical Specifications

• Length overall (LOA): 29 ft (8.89 m)
• Beam: 9 ft (2.99 m)
• Draft: 5.906–10.499 ft (1.8–3.2 m)
• Hull configuration: Monohull
• Hull material: fiberglass and plastic
• Deck material: Fiberglass
• Hull designer: GORDON Design Team
• Engines: 1 × Yanmar, Inboard, Diesel
• Cruise speed: 19 kn (21.86 mph)
• Accommodation count: 2
• Sleeps: 1
• Heads: 1
• Fresh water capacity: 13 gal
• Fuel capacity: 40 gal

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and to arrange an inspection of the 295 Hinckley Style PicnicbyGORBON, contact Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales. We will guide you through specifications, timing, and the full purchase process with personalized brokerage support.

Questions and Answers

Q: What category does the 295 Hinckley Style Picnicbelong to? A: It’s a compactmotor yachtpositioned within thecruiser classand built with afiberglass and plastic hull.

Q: Who builds this model and who designed the hull? A: The yacht is built by GORBON, with the hull by the GORDON Design Team.

Q: What is the propulsion setup and typical cruising speed? A: A single Yanmarinboarddieselpowers the boat, delivering a19‑knot(21.86 mph) cruise.

Q: How is the interior arranged for short trips? A: You have accommodations for 2,1 berth, and1 head, ideal for day boating and occasional overnights.

Q: What are the principal dimensions and capacities? A: LOA 29 ft (8.89 m), beam9 ft (2.99 m), draft5.906–10.499 ft (1.8–3.2 m), fuel40 gal, and fresh water13 gal. For full details and purchase assistance, contact Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales.

Owner Experience Review

Owners gravitate to 295 Hinckley Style PicnicbyGORBONas a family day-boat and harbor showpiece. The spacious cockpit consistently earns praise for picnics and casual runs, and the Hinckley-inspired profile reliably draws attention around the docks.

On the water, sale write-ups describe a smooth-riding, steady day cruiser with handling that feels planted in typical coastal chop. One broker listing cites an economical reported cruise of about 21 knots at roughly 5 gph when fitted with a 240 hp Yanmar, and multiple descriptions echo the “turns heads wherever she goes” sentiment; real results will vary by installation and condition.

Below decks, livability is intentionally modest—one cabin, a small galley, and modest tankage (commonly listed at 13 gallons fresh water and 25 gallons holding)—so it’s better suited to day use and short weekends than extended cruising. Finish quality and classic wood brightwork are frequently highlighted, with upkeep to match: examples in listings include Awlgrip hull repaints and brightwork taken to bare wood and revarnished, alongside service items such as a new turbocharger, Sidewinder stern thruster, Clarion stereo, Horizon VHF, and ProMariner charger. Construction is noted as fiberglass with a carbon/kevlar skin, and many boats on the market show a professional maintenance history; most available feedback comes from broker listings rather than long-term owner logs.

Pros and Cons

• The cockpit is generously sized and works well for picnics and socializing with family and friends.
• Smooth, steady ride with handling that inspires confidence, and Hinckley-style lines that turn heads.
• Reported by listings: about a 21-knot cruise at roughly 5 gph with a 240 hp Yanmar installation.
• Limited below-deck space and modest tankage (about 13 gal fresh, 25 gal holding) constrain longer cruising.
• Brightwork and varnish require ongoing care to maintain their appearance.
• Real-world performance and equipment vary by setup, and most available data comes from broker listings rather than standardized sea trials.

Comparison with Other Models