1993 Sea Ray 550 Sedan Bridge

Step into the engine room and you’ll see where the real money’s been spent: a thoughtfully organized space with Reverso oil-change system, Mastervolt inverter/charging network, and clean wiring that makes troubleshooting straightforward instead of a weekend project. The lazarette and bridge lockers swallow gear you’d normally trip over—downriggers, spare fenders, cleaning kits, even a full-size grill all have a proper home. Up top, the hard Lexan enclosure and upgraded radar/autopilot suite turn shoulder-season runs into a comfortable, well-informed cruise rather than a dash between squalls. Inside, the big single-basin galley sink, real Sub-Zero cold storage, and separate wine fridge quietly transform long weekends aboard into something that feels more like a floating condo than a compromise.

For this cruising area, the 550 Sedan Bridge hits a rare sweet spot of volume, range, and all-weather comfort. The elevated helm with full enclosure and powerful radar/autopilot setup give you confident visibility when the forecast shifts mid-journey. Wide side decks, sturdy railings, and an oversized cockpit make line handling and tender ops safer when you’re short-handed or dealing with afternoon chop. The watermaker, serious house battery bank, and efficient diesel power let you stretch comfortably between marinas, while three real cabins and dual heads keep guests happy on extended trips. Add the davit and capable tender, and you’re set up for exploring shallow anchorages that bigger motor yachts can only admire from a distance.