1997 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge

The 1997 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge is a 40-foot fiberglass flybridge cruiser powered by twin MerCruiser 7.4L inboards producing 340 hp. The boat carries 350 gallons of fuel and 120 gallons of water. With over 1,200 engine hours and 650 generator hours, the yacht is equipped for extended cruising with a Westerbeke generator, 3000-watt inverter, and three solar panels for electrical independence. Navigation electronics include Raytheon GPS, radar, autopilot, and chartplotter systems, complemented by a Standard Horizon VHF radio and bow thruster for maneuvering.

The layout centers on a large salon accessed via sliding glass doors, featuring two couches and a raised dinette, with a galley down equipped with a three-burner electric stove, microwave, and combination refrigerator-freezer. Two cabins provide sleeping accommodations: the master stateroom forward holds a queen berth with en-suite head featuring a separate shower, while the guest stateroom aft offers convertible twin berths that join into a queen, with a second full head and shower. The fully enclosed flybridge has abundant seating, and the expansive swim platform and cockpit offer generous outdoor entertaining space.

Equipment includes an electric windlass with foot controls and helm station integration, Bennett trim tabs, three automatic bilge pumps, and a full canvas enclosure with screens. The hot water system was renewed in 2014. The boat carries six batteries and features interior amenities such as a flat-screen television in the master cabin, stereo and radio systems, and cedar-lined hanging lockers in both staterooms.