Sea Ray 500 Sundancer

Cockpit

The cockpit of a 2010 Sea Ray 500 Sundancer is designed for comfort, entertainment, and seamless integration with the yacht’s luxurious aesthetic. It serves as a versatile outdoor living space, ideal for socializing, dining, or relaxing. Based on standard specifications for this model, the following are the typical standard features of the cockpit:

•  Seating: U-shaped lounge seating with high-quality, marine-grade vinyl upholstery, often with adjustable chaise-style backrests for lounging. Includes storage beneath seats.
•  Table: Removable fiberglass or teak table for dining or entertaining.
• Wet Bar: Built-in wet bar with stainless steel sink, faucet, and solid-surface countertop. Often includes a refrigerator or icemaker (standard or optional, depending on build).
• Hardtop with Sunroof: Fiberglass hardtop with a retractable canvas sunroof, providing shade or open-air enjoyment as desired.
• Helm Station: Ergonomic helm with dual captain’s chairs (adjustable, often with flip-up bolsters) and a comprehensive electronics package, including:
•  Electronics: Dual Raymarine E120 multifunction displays (chartplotter, radar, GPS, Flir Camera).

  - VHF radio.

  - Autopilot.

  - Zeus joystick control for precise maneuvering.

  - Compass and SmartCraft VesselView diagnostics.

- Audio System: Premium sound system with cockpit speakers, AM/FM stereo, CD player, and auxiliary input for seamless entertainment.

- Lighting: Courtesy LED lighting for ambiance and safety during nighttime use.

- Flooring: Teak cockpit floor & Swimplatform.

- Access: Wide, molded steps to the foredeck via a walk-through windshield, ensuring safe and easy movement.

- Storage: Ample storage compartments for gear, fenders, and lines.

- Canvas: Aft back Drop & Camper canvas enclosure

- Safety Features: Stainless steel handrails, non-skid deck surfaces, and strategically placed grab handles.

The cockpit is designed to blend indoor and outdoor living, with easy access to the salon through a sliding glass door and a layout that maximizes space for entertaining. Note that some features (e.g., icemaker, teak decking) may have been optional or upgraded by the original owner. For exact details, consult the vessel’s build sheet or arrange an inspection.

Salon

The cabin of a 2010 Sea Ray 500 Sundancer is designed for luxury, comfort, and functionality, providing a refined living space for extended cruising or weekend getaways. Below are the standard cabin features, based on the typical configuration of this model, encompassing the salon, staterooms, and heads:

Salon

• Seating: L-shaped sofa with high-quality Ultraleather or fabric upholstery, often with a pull-out sleeper for additional guests.
• Dinette: Adjustable hi-lo table (wood or solid surface) for dining or lounging, paired with the sofa.
• Entertainment System: Flatscreen TV (typically 26”–32” LCD) with DVD player, mounted for optimal viewing. Includes a Clarion or Bose stereo system with CD player, AM/FM radio, and auxiliary input.
• Cabinetry: High-gloss cherry or maple wood cabinetry for ample storage, with a polished finish to enhance the upscale aesthetic.
• Lighting: Recessed LED or halogen lighting, plus accent lighting for ambiance. Reading lights in key areas.
• Windows: Large, curved windows with blinds or shades for natural light and panoramic views.
• Air Conditioning/Heating: Reverse-cycle air conditioning (typically 24,000 BTU) for climate control throughout the cabin.
• Flooring: Plush carpeting in the salon, with optional hardwood accents in high-traffic areas.

Galley

The galley of a 2010 Sea Ray 500 Sundancer is designed for functionality and luxury, offering a compact yet well-equipped space for preparing meals and entertaining. Based on standard specifications for this model, the following are the typical standard features of the galley:

• Countertops: Solid surface countertops (often Corian or similar) for durability and a polished look.
• Sink: Stainless steel single or double sink with a designer faucet and pull-out sprayer.
• Refrigerator/Freezer: Dual-voltage (110V/12V) under-counter refrigerator and freezer combo for ample food storage.
• Microwave/Convection Oven: Built-in stainless steel microwave, typically by Kenyon or similar, for versatile cooking options.
• Cooktop: Two-burner electric stove (often Kenyon Euro Kera) with a flush-mount design.
• Storage: Ample cabinetry and drawers in high-gloss cherry or maple wood finish for storing cookware, utensils, and provisions.
• Coffee Maker: Built-in coffee maker (standard in many Sea Ray models of this class) for convenience.
• Lighting: Recessed LED or halogen lighting for a bright, inviting workspace.
• Ventilation: Power vent system to maintain air quality and reduce cooking odors.
• Trash Receptacle: Integrated trash bin for easy cleanup.
• Flooring: Hardwood or high-quality vinyl flooring, designed to complement the yacht’s interior aesthetic.

These features are designed to maximize space and convenience while maintaining the upscale aesthetic of the Sea Ray 500 Sundancer. Note that specific configurations may vary slightly depending on the original build or any customizations made by previous owners. For precise details, a review of the vessel’s build sheet or an inspection is recommended.

Disclaimer

The 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.

Master Stateroom

Master Stateroom (Full-Beam, Midship)

• Bed: Queen-size innerspring mattress with custom bedding, including sheets, pillows, and coordinated spreads.
• Storage: Under-bed storage, hanging lockers (cedar-lined), and additional drawers in cherry or maple wood.
• Entertainment: Flatscreen TV (typically 19”–22”) with DVD player, integrated into the cabinetry.
• Lighting: Recessed lighting, reading lights, and accent lighting for a cozy atmosphere.
• Ensuite Head Access: Private access to the master head for convenience.
• Windows/Portlights: Opening portlights with screens for ventilation and natural light.
• Mirror/Vanity: Full-length mirror and vanity area with storage for personal items.

Forward VIP Stateroom

Forward VIP Stateroom

• Bed: Queen-size or double bed with innerspring mattress and custom bedding.
• Storage: Cedar-lined hanging lockers, under-bed storage, and side shelves.
• Entertainment: Flatscreen TV (typically 15”–19”) with DVD player.
• Lighting: Recessed and reading lights, plus portlights for natural light.
• Head Access: Direct or shared access to the forward/day head, depending on configuration.
• Skylight/Hatch: Overhead hatch with screen and shade for ventilation and light.

Heads

Heads (Master and Forward/Day)

• Shower: Separate stall shower with glass door in the master head; combined shower in the forward/day head. Both include adjustable shower wands.
• Toilet: VacuFlush marine toilet with holding tank and overboard discharge option.
• Vanity: Solid-surface countertop with stainless steel sink, designer faucet, and mirrored medicine cabinet.
• Storage: Under-sink storage and additional shelving for toiletries.
• Ventilation: Power vent system and opening portlight for fresh air.
• Flooring: Tile or solid-surface flooring for easy cleaning and a premium look.

Additional Information

Additional Cabin Features

• Washer/Dryer Combo: Built-in unit (typically Splendide or similar) for onboard laundry, located in a utility space or companionway.
• Central Vacuum System: Built-in vacuum for easy cleaning.
• Storage: Multiple lockers, cabinets, and drawers throughout the cabin for extended cruising needs.
• Décor: Coordinated fabrics, wood finishes, and stainless steel accents for a cohesive, luxurious aesthetic.
• Safety: Carbon monoxide monitors, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers integrated into the cabin design.

These features create a comfortable and elegant living environment, optimized for both short trips and extended stays. 

Tank Information

• Fuel Tanks: 400 gallons (1,514 liters)
  • Two aluminum fuel tanks located in the engine room, with the ability to fill from either port or starboard side.
• Fresh Water Tank: 110 gallons (416 liters)
  • Supports the yacht’s freshwater needs, including galley, heads, and showers, with a manifold system for isolating individual fixtures.
• Holding Tank: 60 gallons (227 liters)
  • Connected to the VacuFlush toilet system, with a macerator and seacock interlock for overboard discharge where permitted.
• Hot Water Tank: 20 gallons (76 liters)
  • Provides hot water for galley and head use.