1997 Beechcraft 58 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1997 Beechcraft 58 Baron (N1113X) presents as a well-maintained twin with 3,737 total hours on airframe and recent major powerplant investments. The left engine is a factory-new Continental IO-550-C installed in December 2013 with 552 hours, while the right engine received a Western Skyways overhaul in March 2022 with only 106 hours since major. Both McCauley propellers were overhauled in November 2010 with 1,017 hours since. The aircraft carries no damage history and benefits from being hangared at Sky Manor Airport (N40) in Pittstown, NJ, with complete logbooks available.

The avionics suite features an Aspen 2000 Pro Max PFD/MFD with dual AHRS and backup battery, complemented by a Garmin GTN 750Xi WAAS GPS/Nav/Comm and King KFC 200 autopilot. Safety systems include a Garmin GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, King RDR 2000 VP radar, and KMH 820 multi-hazard awareness unit. The aircraft is known-ice certified (FIKI) with de-ice boots, heated props, and hot plate, while factory air conditioning and D’Shannon engine baffles enhance operational comfort and efficiency. Recent maintenance includes a May 2025 annual inspection, with the next due in May 2026, and compressions recorded in the 54-76 psi range across both engines. The grey leather interior was refreshed in 2016, and useful load stands at 1,533 lbs with 166 gallons of usable fuel capacity.