2002 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge

Walkthrough the 2002 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge

This 2002 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge offers the perfect blend of luxury, performance, and reliability. Meticulously maintained and enhanced with numerous upgrades, this yacht is ideal for cruising in style and comfort - and stands apart from the crowd with the factory-optioned twin MAN diesel upgrade, rarely found on this hull.As of July 2026, recently completed services include full bottom antifouling paint, props and shafts coated with Prop Speed, hull polished and waxed, full engine service with anode replacement, and new trim tab pumps.Ready to cruise. Don't miss your opportunity for the best maintained 560 on the Coast! Power And Performance You Can Rely OnThis 560 was factory-ordered with the upgraded twin MAN D2840LE403 V10 diesel engines - 1,050 hp per side, 2,100 hp combined - in place of the standard 800 hp Caterpillar power most 560s carry. With approximately 1,400 hours on the mains (light, well-cared-for use for a boat of this age), this yacht cruises effortlessly at 23 knots and reaches a top speed of 32 knots, with noticeably stronger acceleration and cruising range than the Cat-powered boats in this class.The major 1,000-hour MAN service has been completed and all annual oil changes and recommended services have been performed, including anode replacements in 2026. The hull and exterior are waxed each year, ensuring a like-new appearance. Luxury Features For Ultimate ComfortThe 560 Sedan Bridge features three spacious staterooms and two heads, offering plenty of room for family and guests. The interior is finished with granite countertops, creating a luxurious yet functional living space. A deep freezer in the lazarette adds to the yacht's practicality, perfect for extended cruising. Upgrades That Set This Yacht ApartThis yacht has been enhanced with significant upgrades to maximize performance, safety, and comfort:Upgraded Battery Capacity: Enhanced lithium house battery system for extended power availabilityUpgraded Garmin Electronics Suite: Dual Garmin MFD displays at the helm, integrated with Garmin Fantom solid-state radar and AIS for top-tier safety and situational awarenessSwim Grid with Upgraded Dinghy Supports: Removable dinghy supports and reinforced swim grid arms/housingSustainable Power Options: Four solar panels on the hardtop with an integrated chargerFully Enclosed Flybridge: All-weather cruising with panoramic viewsNew Windlass Motor: Ensures reliable anchoring in various conditionsSpare Set of Props Included Turn-Key And Ready To CruiseThis yacht is ready to take you on your next adventure. With all major systems upgraded and services completed, you can enjoy peace of mind whether exploring local waters or embarking on longer journeys. Prime Location For Easy ViewingCurrently located at a private marina in downtown Vancouver, this stunning yacht is easily accessible and ready for your private showing. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a fully upgraded, turn-key 2002 Sea Ray 560 Sedan Bridge that won't last long. Contact us today to schedule your viewing and experience everything this yacht has to offer. SpecificationsLOA: 58'6"Beam: 16'0"Max Draft: 4'6"Dry Weight: 50,000 lbsDeadrise at Transom: 15 degreesEngines: Twin MAN D2840LE403 V10 diesel, 1,050 hp per side (2,100 hp combined)Engine Hours: ~1,400Cruising Speed: 23 knotsMax Speed: 32 knotsFuel Tank: 800 galWater Tank: 200 galHolding Tank: 68 galGuest Cabins: 3Guest Heads: 2DisclaimerThe 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. To view this boat, contact listing broker Kolby Vaughan - 236.888.5544 | kolby.vaughan@mpyachtcentre.comPlease note: ALL brokerage viewings are by Appointment Only with the listing broker, regardless of where the vessel is currently moored.