Eight questions buyers ask about the Premier 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Premier 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows six approved, priced listings asking between $126,127 and $148,149, with a median asking price of $131,721. Those are asking prices rather than recorded sale prices, so the final number can differ. All six are 2027 models, so this is really new-boat pricing rather than a used market, and every one of the six has photos with the listing.
What years of the 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT are for sale?
Every one of the six listings on the site is a 2027 model, so there is no spread of years to compare at the moment. That means you are looking at current-year boats rather than older used examples, and price differences between them come down to how each one is equipped rather than age. If earlier years appear later, they would show up in the same listings.
How many hours is typical on a used 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT?
None of the six listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote here. Since all six are 2027 boats, hours are likely to be minimal or nil, but that is not something the descriptions confirm. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for the reading on the engine gauge and get it in writing before you commit.
What should I check before buying a used 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT?
With all six listings being 2027 pontoons, focus on confirming what is actually fitted, since the descriptions talk broadly about a family pontoon with fishing functionality rather than listing every item. Verify engine hours, because none are stated. Inspect the tubes and welds, check that seating, upholstery and any fishing stations are undamaged, and run the electronics and the engine under load on a sea trial.
What features come on the 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT?
The descriptions keep it fairly general: a premium pontoon that blends family-pontoon comfort with a dedicated fishing platform in the Angler configuration. One listing gives dimensions of 22 feet 9 inches with an 8-foot 6-inch beam. Beyond that, specific gear is not spelled out in the listings, so ask the seller for the full build sheet on the particular boat rather than assuming a feature is included.
Is the 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT good for family days on the water?
That is exactly how the listings pitch it. The descriptions repeatedly describe a blend of family fun and fishing, with cruising on Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound, mangrove tunnels in the Ten Thousand Islands, and pulling up to sandbars. As a pontoon or tritoon it suits sheltered inshore water and relaxed days aboard. Nothing in the listings supports offshore use, so treat it as a protected-water boat.
Where can I find a 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT for sale near me?
All six priced listings on US Marine Connection are in Fort Myers, Florida, so the model is concentrated in Southwest Florida at the moment. The descriptions mention the surrounding waters, including Charlotte Harbor, Pine Island Sound, the Ten Thousand Islands and Naples. If you are outside that area, expect to travel or arrange delivery, since no listings currently appear in other cities.
How does the 230 Sunsation Angler 2PT compare to the 230 Solaris RF?
The site shows three 230 Solaris RF listings asking $133,271 to $144,696, median $144,696, all 2027 models, against six Sunsation Angler 2PT boats asking $126,127 to $148,149 with a $131,721 median. So the Angler range starts lower and has more examples to choose from. The Angler listings specifically describe a fishing-platform configuration; the listings do not detail the Solaris RF layout for comparison.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.