2000 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge

The 2000 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge is a 41-foot diesel-powered motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Caterpillar engines rated at 680 horsepower total. The boat has operated exclusively in fresh water and has been maintained on a consistent service schedule, with records on file. A 1,000-hour service was recently completed.

The layout features two staterooms and two heads. The forward stateroom includes a full-size bed, cedar-lined hanging locker, floor storage, private head and shower, and entertainment center. The port stateroom has convertible twin beds that can form a king-size configuration, cedar storage, and nearby guest head with shower. The galley sits at mid-level with wood cabinetry, three-burner electric stove, refrigerator with freezer, microwave, and coffee maker. The salon offers an electric sleeper sofa, entertainment center, dinette, and breakfast bar, with the option of installing a lower helm station instead. Throughout the interior, deep-pile marine-grade carpet, handcrafted wood trim, and granite-colored countertops are standard.

The bridge includes two layout options: a starboard helm station with focused electronics space, or a portside helm with dual companion seating and U-shaped lounge with sunpad. Both versions feature snap-in carpet, Bimini top enclosure with aft bridge enclosure, fiberglass spoiler, and double aft sunpad. The self-bailing fiberglass cockpit includes gas-assisted bilge hatch, side and aft storage, transom-mounted fender storage, and ice maker.

Recent upgrades include new air conditioning units in the salon and master stateroom, replacement of the AC/DC refrigerator, new Bimini and Isenglass, custom mattresses in both staterooms, and new battery chargers. Navigation equipment consists of a Garmin touchscreen GPS and radar. The yacht was recently buffed and waxed, with the gelcoat in good condition.