1981 Beechcraft 58 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft 58 Baron (N3809K, serial TH-1219) presents a well-maintained twin-engine platform with 4,906 total airframe hours and a 1,691 lb useful load. The aircraft is powered by Continental IO-520-CB8B engines, with the left engine showing just 209 hours since factory new and the right engine at 568 hours since major overhaul. Both 2-blade propellers have matching 568 hours since overhaul and feature polished spinners. The avionics suite is notably modernized, featuring a Garmin GNS530W WAAS GPS/NAV/COM, dual Garmin G5s (attitude indicator and HSI), GTX345 ADS-B In/Out transponder, and an S-TEC 50 autopilot with altitude hold. Additional systems include a Collins NAV/COM, EDI engine monitor, color radar, and standby instruments.

The aircraft boasts long-range 166-gallon fuel tanks, alcohol de-icing for props and windshield, and electric pitch trim. The interior and exterior are both rated 7/10, with club seating for six and headphone jacks at all stations. Notably, the Baron has no damage history and comes with complete logbooks, having just completed its December 2024 annual inspection. Based at Lexington, KY (KLEX), this IFR-equipped aircraft combines recent engine and avionics investments with practical features like dual push-to-talk switches and an avionics master. The 1,900-hour TBO on both engines provides substantial remaining service life.