2001 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge

This 2001 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge is a 55.5-foot diesel-powered motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull. Twin Caterpillar 3406E engines producing 1,600 horsepower provide propulsion, with approximately 2,000 running hours on the engines. A standout feature is the high-output inverter system, which allows many onboard systems to operate without running the generator—a genuine advantage for extended cruising and anchoring. The yacht also has a Westerbeke diesel generator, bow thruster, trim tabs, and a hydraulic swim platform with tender cradle.

The interior offers four-zone air conditioning, a master stateroom, guest staterooms, a salon, and upper bridge. The galley includes an ice maker, and mattresses have been updated throughout. A comprehensive electronics suite features dual Garmin displays—a GPSMAP 1243xsv with sonar and mapping plus a 6212 display—along with GPS19x NMEA 2000 system, GXM51 weather receiver, GSD 24 sonar module, autopilot with repeater, backup camera, and multiple VHF radios. Upgraded Fusion audio systems are installed.

Recent work includes replacement of the bridge enclosure with Strataglass, the master HVAC system, windlass and anchor, and aftercoolers completed in 2025. New Corinthian flooring has been laid in the cockpit and bridge. The battery charger was replaced with a Mastervolt unit. Additional equipment includes a spare set of propellers, remote spotlight at the upper helm, and underwater lighting. The yacht has received consistent annual maintenance including bottom paint, zincs, and fluid servicing.