1983 Beechcraft 58 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1983 Beechcraft 58 Baron (N584HP) presents as a well-equipped twin with comprehensive avionics and recent maintenance attention. The airframe shows 5,278 total hours, powered by IO-550 engines with 1,635 and 1,627 hours SMOH respectively, paired with Hartzell Scimitar 3-blade props at approximately 1,400 hours since overhaul. The aircraft carries a fresh annual inspection and features a modern panel with dual GTN navigators (750/650), G500 EFIS, KFC-200 autopilot, and full ADS-B compliance including GTX-345 transponder. The executive interior showcases Garrett leather seating with burl wood accents, while the exterior wears a JetGlo paint scheme with metallic accents.

The aircraft has two notable incidents in its history: a 2013 hard landing requiring prop strike inspections and belly repair by Beegles, followed by a 2015 nose gear collapse that prompted sudden stoppage inspections and new prop installation. Current systems include WAAS capability, L3 Stormscope, TCAS, and GWX-70 weather radar. With a 1,495 lb useful load and six-place configuration, this IFR-certified Baron offers strong cross-country capability supported by its upgraded environmental system and comprehensive engine monitoring. The combination of recent major component overhauls and premium avionics positions this aircraft as a turnkey twin for serious buyers.