2007 Sea Ray 52 Sedan Bridge

This 2007 Sea Ray 52 Sedan Bridge is a fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin Cummins QSM-11 engines rated at 670 horsepower each. The boat measures 52 feet in length with a 15-foot beam and is built on a solid fiberglass hull with a 15-degree deadrise. The twin diesel engines have accumulated 1650 hours, with a 1000-hour service completed in 2026. Fuel capacity is 500 gallons, water 140 gallons, and waste 68 gallons.

The accommodations include three private staterooms and two full heads with shower stalls. The master stateroom features a queen bed, private head with shower, and two large hanging lockers. The VIP stateroom holds a queen berth with storage underneath, and the crew quarters offer stacked bunks. The galley is equipped with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, stainless steel air fryer convection microwave, cooktop, and large sink. A washer-dryer combo is located under the galley floor. The salon features two opposing sofas with pull-out beds, and a raised dinette with wood flooring. The flybridge offers U-shaped seating with table, aft bench seating, and helm chairs.

The yacht's recent work includes new flybridge isinglass professionally buffed and waxed, rebuilt hydraulic swim platform, replaced air conditioning units in the master and VIP staterooms, new autopilot and remote controls, steering ram replacement, and both heads rebuilt with new seal kits. Engine and generator service included oil sampling (all green), impeller replacements, new zincs, fuel filter changes, turbo inspection, and exhaust manifold resealing. Bottom was inspected with no blisters found.

Equipment includes bow and stern thrusters, Yacht Controller, underwater lights, LED lighting throughout with tri-color cockpit lights, smart TVs in salon and staterooms, Bose surround sound system, Raymarine radar and chartplotter, Garmin engine display, autopilot, windlass, and hydraulic lift swim platform with removable chocks. The interior features teak and holly flooring in salon and galley, and dark cherry high-gloss wood finishes throughout, with noted minor splits and delamination in select areas.