1989 Sea Ray 440 Aft Cabin In Storage

Great Classic Layout. Sea Rays are famous for soft spots on the top sides, I walked all over the top sides, even bounced in certain spots and the boat is impressively solid , so she has great bones.

The Engine room has it's very own fresh water engine flush and can be started on the hard easily. There is video of these engines running but I believe they are from the summer of 2025, the boat has not been started on the hard since February of 2026. The port engine was reportedly completely rebuilt in 2021.

The Generator, the generator does not start on the boat, never has... Previous owners were winter cruisers and stayed dockside and had no need for it. If you have a want or need for a generator you will have to replace it. Air Conditioning reportedly works perfect with shore power. Obviously, the boat needs to be in the water.

There is also a portable A/C unit he keeps for when the boat is on the hard. So if you do have any repairs or the boat is out of the water you can run the air-conditioning that way as well.

All in all this is a practical boat, with good bones and good engines. Seller is reasonable, he wants it sold ASAP.. So do I.... The last thing I want is this boat sitting on the market. So get me a reasonable offer, I will write it up and do my best to make a deal happen!

This popular Motoryacht began life in 1986 as the 410 Aft Cabin. She became the 415 in 1988 when Sea Ray added a bow pulpit, and in 1989 the company’s marketing people took another look and settled on the 440 designation, which lasted for the duration.

She’s constructed on a good-running modified-V hull with moderate beam and prop pockets—the same hull used in the company’s 440 Convertible. Her galley-down floorplan is arranged with an offset double berth in the forward stateroom (over/under bunks are found in the original 410 model), a walkaround queen bed aft, and a comfortable (and very spacious) salon with a built-in entertainment center.

Because the salon is so large, the aft stateroom is compact. So too is the aft deck, where entertaining space is at a premium. A popular model, standard 330hp gas engines cruise the 440 Aft Cabin at a sedate 15–16 knots and top out in the low 20s. Optional 375hp Cats cruise at 20 knots and reach 24–25 knots wide open