1997 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge

This 1997 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge is a fiberglass flybridge yacht built for comfortable cruising and entertaining. Twin Mercruiser 7.4 MPI inboard engines produce 740 horsepower combined, delivering a cruising speed of 18 knots and a maximum speed of 23 knots. The modified Vee hull design provides a smooth, stable ride.

The accommodations center on two cabins and two full heads with walk-in showers. The master stateroom includes a full bed, cedar-lined hanging closet, underbed storage, and a flat-screen television. The guest cabin has two single beds convertible to a queen. The galley features white cabinetry, a Kenyon three-burner cooktop, Norcold refrigerator with freezer, built-in Panasonic microwave, and toaster oven. The salon is open and light-filled, with two adjacent sofas offering storage beneath the cushions, a custom wood cocktail table, and flat-panel television. An upper settee with port-side windows includes a hidden bar storage cabinet. The flybridge is fully enclosed in Eisenglass and canvas, fitted with two swivel chairs, L-shaped lounge seating, and a sun pad. The cockpit includes a transom door to the swim deck and molded steps accessing the flybridge; a full canvas enclosure covers this space as well.

Electronics and systems are comprehensive: Simrad radar, chart plotter, depth sounder, and scanner; Standard Horizon VHF; Bennett trim tabs; and an electric anchor windlass with dual-station controls and a 35-pound plow anchor. A Westerbeke 9-kilowatt generator supplies auxiliary power alongside three house batteries and a Promariner 40-amp battery charger. Climate control includes two Cruiseair units and a central vacuum system. A U-Line ice maker sits below the flybridge steps.

The boat has been maintained in a covered slip and remains in fresh water.