1994 Sea Ray 44 Express Bridge

The 1994 Sea Ray 44 Express Bridge is a solidly built fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin diesel engines. With 700 horsepower combined, the boat cruises at 18 knots and reaches a top speed of 23 knots, delivering the performance typical of express cruisers from this era. The design blends the agility of an express with the comfort and space of a full motor yacht, characterized by a wide 14-foot beam and a deep-V hull that provides a stable ride.

The interior layout centers on a full-beam salon with an integrated galley, dinette, and entertaining areas on the main deck. A distinctive walk-through window and door from the salon lead directly to the foredeck—a feature that improves access forward for anchoring and docking without requiring passage along the exterior side decks. Below, two staterooms provide sleeping accommodations, with a forward VIP cabin and an aft master stateroom that benefits from the hull's wide beam. One head with shower serves the interior spaces.

The flybridge offers expansive entertaining space with wraparound seating and a centerline helm position that affords good visibility. The cockpit aft includes dual transom doors and functional seating, with engine room access nearby. This combination of interior volume, outdoor entertaining areas, and the practical walk-through-to-bow design makes the 44 Express Bridge well-suited to weekend cruising, extended liveaboard use, and entertaining.