2000 Sea Ray 40' _{(12.19 m)} 400 Sedan Bridge

Dana Point, California, United States

Waterfront Property

Sought after twin 450 Cummins Diesels power this pristine Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge owned by the same caring owner for 20 years after it was purchased in Seattle. A great opportunity to acquire a sought after design in excellent condition.

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Flybridge
Power
Used
Diesel
Fiberglass Hull
HIN/IMO: SERP4753A000
Stock #: B93817

Vessel ID# 2817546 Last Updated: 2025-05-21 22:06:06

$ 229,000 USD

EMAIL BROKER1-561-316-4472

Description

Sought after twin 450 Cummins Diesels power this pristine Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge owned by the same caring owner for 20 years after it was purchased in Seattle. This craft has the addition of a 25hp Four Stroke Yamaha powered 10’ Rendova dingy on a cantilever Sea Wise Davit, providing out of water storage and use while nosed into your slip. Bridge cover was modified to create more comfortable spacious seating with Crystal clear Strataglass and Sunbrella Enclosure with custom Dodger Covers to minimize deterioration. High end Woven Vinyl Flooring with Aquafelt backing keeps the cockpit and bridge comfortable and spotless. Raymarine upgraded electronics were reconfigured on the popular 3 helm seat bridge. A multi-zone Fusion Audio System was installed along with a 40” Flatscreen TV in the Salon, a 32” Flatscreen in the Primary Stateroom, and a 24” Flatscreen on the Bridge. A Fresh Water Flush system helping to minimize costly diesel maintenance on Gen Set and Cummins power plants. New modern plumbing fixtures were installed in both heads. The vessel just received new bottom paint and shaft bearings. Raw water pumps, Inter-coolers, and After coolers, along with Port Turbo Charger were replaced within the last 2 years. A great opportunity to acquire a sought after design in excellent condition.

Miles Yacht Group is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Denison Yachting. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel