1999 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge

This 1999 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge is a flybridge yacht built on a modified-V fiberglass hull measuring 56 feet in length with a 15.8-foot beam. Twin Caterpillar diesel engines rated at 1,400 horsepower provide power for extended cruising, supported by an 800-gallon fuel capacity and onboard diesel generator. The boat has been operated exclusively in freshwater Great Lakes waters and stored indoors during winter months.

The accommodation plan includes three staterooms and two heads. The master stateroom is positioned forward with a centerline queen berth and en-suite head. The main salon features large windows, wood joinery, and a galley equipped with refrigerator, freezer, stove, and microwave-convection oven. The flybridge offers a hardtop with potential full enclosure, helm station, wet bar with refrigerator and ice maker, and generous seating. Zone-controlled reverse-cycle air conditioning and heating serve the interior spaces. Fresh water capacity is 200 gallons.

The boat's exterior includes teak accents on the aft deck and molded staircase, wide side decks for line handling, and a large swim platform. Regular maintenance has been documented throughout ownership, with recent service records available. The fresh water use and heated storage have minimized corrosion typical of saltwater exposure.