1999 Sea Ray 420 Aft Cabin | 45ft

The Sea Ray 420 Aft Cabin has three comfortable staterooms, ample walkways, and a cockpit that can accommodate a host of guests with ease. Below, the wide-open cabin allows passengers to enjoy a sumptuous interior noted for its quietness thanks to Sea Ray's patented underwater exhaust system, which reduces engine noise significantly while underway. An L-shaped salon sofa with pull-out ottomans provides a relaxing atmosphere. There's also a convenient raised L-shaped dinette with room for four. Rich wood finishes complement the fully equipped galley, which features a flush-mounted three-burner electric stove, a microwave, refrigerator with freezer, sink, custom-molded countertop with new Corian covers, and a tremendous amount of storage space above and below. A Spacemaker coffee maker also comes standard on the 420 Aft Cabin. The staterooms are lavish, from the aft master stateroom with queen-size bed and innerspring mattress, abundant storage, and full master head with shower; to the forward stateroom V-berth with full-size pedestal bed and plenty of built-ins. The 420 Aft Cabin also has a port stateroom with twin beds for additional sleeping and storage space. Above, passengers can congregate on the roomy aft deck of the Sea Ray 420 Aft Cabin in any weather because it's protected by a fiberglass hardtop, custom fiberglass skirts, and acrylic entrance doors to port and starboard. The smooth, clean profile means there are no steps to the foredeck. A transom door allows easy access to the swim platform where there's an oversized storage compartment with gas-assisted hatch and automatic sump pump. The forward-mounted bridge helm affords the captain better visibility forward and aft, while guests have a wide open space to enjoy the bar. The seating arrangement includes two custom slide and swivel helm seats, an aft-facing sun lounger and a bench seat. Courtesy lights, snap-in carpet, and beverage holders are also part of the appealing setting. The 420 Aft Cabin also includes a wealth of standard systems like the digital LCD systems monitor, remote start generator, Garmin electronics, anchor washdown hookup, portside storage concealing a dedicated shore power inlet and much, more.