1976 Beechcraft 58P BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Beechcraft 58P Baron (N95BH, serial TJ-29) presents as a well-equipped pressurized twin with 5,652 total airframe hours and comprehensive avionics upgrades. The aircraft features TSIO-520L1 turbocharged engines with 1,088 and 225 hours since major overhauls respectively, paired with three-blade hot props (552 SOH left, 727 SOH right). Notable enhancements include Colemill winglets, V/G's vortex generators, and a modern glass panel with Aspen 1000 Pro PFD coupled to a Century IV autopilot, complemented by a Garmin GTN-750Xi WAAS GPS and GTX-345 ADS-B transponder. The cabin offers reversible club seating for six with grey leather interior and factory air conditioning.

The aircraft's maintenance history includes a gear-up landing repair in 1985, but currently shows excellent condition with complete logbooks. Additional features include de-ice boots, Reiff engine preheaters, JPI EDM-760 engine monitor, and 166 gallons of usable fuel capacity. The exterior sports a Matterhorn White paint scheme with blue accents in very good condition, while the interior features deep blue carpet and G&D tinted window inserts. With its pressurized cabin capable of 25,000 feet and subscription-free ADS-B weather/traffic, this Baron is configured for efficient cross-country travel.