2015 Sea Ray 260 Sundancer for sale in Clearwater Bay Marina
Clearwater Bay Marina, Hong Kong20158.2m
Asking PriceBroker
$300,000 HKD
MakeSea Ray
Model260 Sundancer
Year2015
Length8.2m2.6m beam
Fuel74L tank
EngineMerCruiser 350 MAG ECT (300 HP)
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About this vessel
Well cared for by its current owner, this fast, medium-sized motor yacht with a comfortable cabin is the ideal family boat to enjoy the pristine beaches and emerald waters of the New Territories. Easy to handle with a PVOL2, it is the ideal first motor yacht for anyone wanting to spend weekends with family and friends on Hong Kong waters.
The cockpit features versatile L-shaped aft seating that converts into a sun pad, alongside a companion bench seat and a two-person bolster helm seat. Despite its compact footprint, the cabin is surprisingly spacious and includes a microwave, refrigerator, stereo, TV, and air conditioning/heating (which requires shore power or a generator). The head includes a fully functional wet head with a shower, mirror, and a vacuum-flush toilet. On deck, the boat boasts a generous swim platform, and a windlass anchor is a common factory or aftermarket option.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSea Ray
Model260 Sundancer
Year2015
Dimensions
Length overall8.2m
Beam2.6m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMerCruiser 350 MAG ECT (300 HP)
Fuel tankage74L
Features
On board
L-shaped aft seating with sun pad conversion
Companion bench seat
Two-person bolster helm seat
Microwave
Refrigerator
Stereo
TV
Air conditioning/heating
Wet head with shower
Vacuum-flush toilet
Swim platform
Windlass anchor
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