2003 Silverton 410 Sport Bridge

The 2003 Silverton 410 Sport Bridge is a 41-foot motor yacht built with a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Volvo diesel engines rated at 480 horsepower each. The boat features an expansive full-beam salon and interior layout alongside a sporty, well-appointed topside. The flybridge includes a wetbar, helm station with double seats, forward and aft lounge areas, and a full enclosure with bimini top. A fiberglass radar arch and spreader lights complete the upper deck setup.

Below deck, the yacht offers two full staterooms and a single head with shower. The master stateroom has a full-size berth with port and starboard windows, double hanging closets, and a low-profile overhead hatch. The guest stateroom features a twin berth, hanging closet, and storage drawers. The raised galley includes a two-burner electric cooktop, microwave, refrigerator-freezer, Corian countertops, and a generous U-shaped dinette. The main salon features a cherry wood interior with an L-shaped convertible sofa, day bar, and smart TV.

Significant mechanical and system work has been completed recently. In 2024, new propellers, shafts, struts, and bearings were installed, along with new OEM turbos and a complete 1000-hour service. The marine air conditioning and heating system has been replaced with new reverse-cycle units, the head was rebuilt, and new flip-up bolster helm seats were added. LED lighting has been installed throughout.

Electronics include twin Raymarine Axiom 7-inch multifunction displays, Furuno open array radar, Simrad autopilot, and Icom VHF radio. The boat is equipped with a Maxwell windlass with new anchor and chain, digital throttle and shift controls, hydraulic steering with trim tabs, and a Kohler 8kW generator. The vessel has been maintained in freshwater since new and features a Freedom Lift, allowing easy engine access for servicing.