Name: 2001 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge (Sold)
Brand: Sea Ray
SKU: 1773659861065
Price: 169900 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the stunning 2001 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge, now available on the market! This meticulously maintained motor yacht showcases luxury, performance, and comfort all in one package. Spanning 44 feet, it boasts a sleek Deep Vee fiberglass hull that ensures a smooth and stable ride on any water. 

Powered by twin Caterpillar 3126B inboard engines, each delivering 350 hp, you can enjoy both leisurely cruises and exciting adventures with cruising speeds of 9 mph and a top speed of 25 mph. 

Accommodating up to 8 guests, this yacht features two spacious cabins and two well-appointed heads, providing all the comfort you need during your travels. The electric windlass makes anchoring a breeze, while the thoughtfully designed interior is perfect for entertaining or relaxing with loved ones. 

The CALLIE B is a remarkable option for those seeking sophistication and reliable performance on the water.

This yacht is consistently buffed and waxed yearly, washed monthly, and includes upgrades like a new Airmar depth transducer, new Garmin electronics (Chartplotter, Radar, Autopilot, and AIS), and a new Fusion stereo. 

Don’t miss out on the chance to see this beautiful boat before it’s gone!

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Sold Listing: Introducing the stunning 2001 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge, now available on the market! This meticulously maintained motor yacht showcases luxury, performance, and comfort all in one package. Spanning 44 feet, it boasts a sleek Deep Vee fiberglass hull that ensures a smooth and stable ride on any water…

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