1982 Beechcraft 58P BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1982 Beechcraft 58P Baron (N456WW) presents a well-equipped pressurized twin with only 3,325 total airframe hours, offering a compelling combination of modern avionics and recent maintenance. The aircraft features a comprehensive Garmin glass panel upgrade including dual GTN Xi navigators, G500 TXi displays with EIS, GFC-600 digital autopilot with yaw damper, and GWX-75 weather radar, making it fully IFR-capable with ADS-B compliance. Power comes from TSIO-520-WB engines (left at 238 SMOH, right with 1,067 hours since new and 238 since top overhaul) paired with Hartzell 3-blade props overhauled in 2021, all supporting the 1,600-hour TBO.

The 58P boasts excellent operational capability with FIKI certification (including deice boots, heated props and windshield), factory air conditioning, and useful STCs like GAMI injectors and Electrair electronic ignitions. The aircraft shows careful maintenance with recent 91.411/413 compliance through 2026 and oxygen bottle hydro valid until 2028. The Matterhorn White exterior with blue and gold trim is described as excellent, complemented by a sandalwood leather club interior in pristine condition. With 198 gallons of fuel capacity and 1,750 lbs useful load, this Baron offers both performance and comfort for pressurized twin operations.