2004 Meridian 490 Pilothouse

The 2004 Meridian 490 Pilothouse is a 54-foot motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin 330-horsepower Cummins diesel engines. With only 910 engine hours, the yacht combines the practicality of a pilothouse design with generous deck spaces. The flybridge includes a radar arch, bimini top, captain's chair, guest lounge, and wet bar with bridge refrigerator. Below, an open cockpit adjoins an extended swim platform with freshwater shower and boarding ladder. The foredeck carries a stainless steel bow rail, anchor, and windlass.

The main saloon features an open layout with large windows, cherry woodwork, plush carpeting, and leather seating. The aft seating area includes a port-side L-shaped settee and starboard entertainment center. Forward, the galley is equipped with cherry cabinets, solid surface countertop with integrated double sink, range with oven, refrigerator/freezer, ice maker, and microwave.

Three staterooms provide sleeping arrangements. The master stateroom forward has an island queen berth, under-berth and drawer storage, and two hanging lockers, served by an en suite head with vanity, sink, toilet, and shower. A guest stateroom contains a queen berth with under-berth storage and access to a shared head with vanity, shower, and toilet. A third cabin functions as a convertible lounge with folding twin berths.

The yacht is equipped with a Cummins generator and reverse cycle HVAC system. A major refit was completed in 2025–2026.