1989 Sea Ray 440 Aft Cabin “ANDIAMO” is ready for a new home. She just received an $8,000 rubrail down detail and bottom job. Powered by preferred Caterpillar 3208 engines with only 660 hours. She also features two new AC units and newer Garmin electronics. This vessel has Great Bones! Great layout, low hours. She needs a good cleaning and buff from the rubrail up, maybe new carpet, and good interior cleaning.
There’s a reason the Sea Ray 440 Aft Cabin turned heads when she first launched in 1989. Sea Ray built this model during a peak era of American yacht craftsmanship, when design was bold, confident, and built to impress. More than three decades later, a well-kept example still commands attention on the water.
At 44 feet, she delivers serious space and comfort. The full-beam aft cabin serves as a private island-berth stateroom located at the stern, complete with its own head, offering the feel of a private suite. Forward, a second stateroom provides comfortable accommodations for guests or crew. This is a yacht designed for staying aboard, not just for day use.
Step into the salon and you immediately feel the volume. Wide, bright, and open, with large windows that bring in natural light and water views. The full galley offers generous counter space and practical layout, making onboard cooking easy and enjoyable. Rich teak and oak cabinetry throughout the interior adds warmth and classic character rarely found in modern builds.
On the flybridge, visibility and control take center stage. Elevated sightlines give you full command of your surroundings, whether underway or docking. Twin Caterpillar 3208 engines provide reliable and smooth performance, offering confident handling in marinas and offshore conditions alike.
The Sea Ray 440 Aft Cabin is not just another vessel. It is a well-designed motor yacht that delivers real livability with two staterooms, two heads, a full galley, flybridge, and cockpit space, all at a value that stands out in today’s market.
Boats like this were built with purpose, and it shows in every detail.
Contact Robert at Marine Pointe to schedule a private viewing.
