Overview

The Sea Ray 420 Sedan Bridge (called 44 Sedan Bridge in 2006-09) combines the bold, cutting-edge styling and lush accommodations boating enthusiasts have come to expect in late-model Sea Ray yachts. By any standard, the 420 is a strikingly handsome design both inside and out. Wood floors, oversized windows, and plush Ultra leather sofas are just a few of the luxuries found in the spacious cabin. A raised dining area provides a panoramic view of the outdoors, and deep-pile carpeting and high-gloss cherry cabinets highlight the decor. Below, a small guest cabin to port has twin single beds, while the forward master stateroom features a queen-size island berth with lots of storage in drawers and closet space. A Splendid combo washer/dryer unit is hidden under the galley stairs. Both head compartments are fitted with shower stalls. A sliding glass door opens to the cockpit with its walk-through transom, transom bench seat, and molded flybridge stairs. Offering good visibility fore and aft, the extended flybridge includes a large U-shaped aft seat with removable table. Cummins 6CTA 8.3 430hp diesels cruise the 420 Sedan Bridge in the mid 20s and reach about 30 knots top.

Luxurious Interior
Two Stateroom / Two Head Layout
Cockpit, Flybridge 'n Deck Detailed Feb 2026
9kw Cummins Onan Generator
Twin Cummins 430 hp diesel engines
SmartCraft Monitoring System
Reverso Oil Change System
ZF280 Transmissions
Dripless Shaft Logs
Vetus Bow Thruster
Bennet Trim Tabs
Underwater Lights
Dual Garmin Chartplotters w/48 mile Radar
Washer 'n Dryer Combo
Upholstrey Looks New
Salon Couch Pulls Out to Berth
Zone Controlled Reverse Cycle AC
Central Vacuum System
VacuFlush Toilets
Macerator with Discharge
Seperate Showers
Solid Surface Counter Tops
12V/110V Standup Fridge / Freezer
Norcold Refrigerator in Cockpit
Spacious Flybridge w/Fully Enclosed Canvas Package

Descriptions

Three owner vessel that spent most of her life in the Northeast.  Originally purchased at the Miami Boat Show by a wealthy man from Nova Scotia who used her 3 months out of the year keeping her winterized, covered and dry stored during the off season.  A very knowledgable commercial boat captain purchased her then sold her to a U.S. Airline Pilot in 2024.  The boat was then taken on her own bottom from Nova Scotia to Boston to the Carolinas then offshore to Port Canaveral, Florida.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.