1997 Sea Ray 550 Sedan Bridge

The 1997 Sea Ray 550 Sedan Bridge is a 55-foot sedan cruiser powered by twin Detroit Diesel 6V92 engines rated at 550 horsepower combined, with 1,100 hours on the engines. Built on a fully cored modified-V hull with a 15-foot beam, the yacht delivers a stable platform for both cruising and fishing. The design emphasizes interior space and comfort, featuring an uncommon three-stateroom layout that maximizes accommodation without sacrificing livability.

Below deck, the open-plan salon, galley, and dining area flow together as one integrated space, with a galley counter that serves as a breakfast bar. Two heads are each fitted with separate stall showers. There is space for a washer-dryer combo installed beneath the salon floor. The cockpit is generously sized for fishing, a clear step up from earlier 500-series models, while the flybridge offers substantial entertaining space and unobstructed sight lines.

Recent upgrades include new electronics, air conditioning units, cockpit and salon upholstery, mattresses, and galley appliances, reflecting a partial refit aimed at restoring the yacht to current standards of comfort and performance.