Sea Ray 270 Sundeck

FOR SALE: 2003 Sea Ray 270 Sundeck – Repowered & Ready for Summer

This 2003 Sea Ray 270 Sundeck is the perfect blend of performance, comfort, and versatility. With a relatively new engine installed in 2020 and only 200 hours since repower, this boat offers reliable cruising for family fun, entertaining, or watersports.

• Engine: Repowered in 2020 with only 200 hours – dependable performance and peace of mind

• Length: 27 feet

• Layout: Spacious deck with wraparound seating, large swim platform, and extended bow lounge

• Condition: Hull and interior in good overall shape – well cared for and clean

• Storage: Ample storage throughout for gear, life jackets, and coolers

• Head Compartment: Enclosed marine head with sink

• Entertainment: Stereo system, freshwater washdowns, and cockpit table for entertaining

• Bimini top

• Swim ladder

• Forward and aft boarding areas

• Anchor locker

• Smart seating layout for up to 10+ passengers

• Sea Ray reliability and timeless design

Whether you’re cruising the bay, beach-hopping, or towing the kids on tubes, this 270 Sundeck is ready for summer adventures at a great value.

There's plenty of room for everyone in the spacious cockpit of the Sea Ray 270 Sundeck. One reason is the large gas-assisted storage hatch in the cockpit sole - it?s big enough for skis, kneeboards, and other space-eating items. There are convenient tables for both the cockpit and bow. The portside enclosed head compartment has a lockable door, pump-out head, vanity with sink and mirror, lots of storage, and a stainless steel portlight for ventilation. A berth in the starboard helm not only allows a private catnap, it provides extra storage space as well. A portlight provides fresh air and natural light. The cockpit wetbar has a sink, faucet with pullout sprayer, built-in insulated cooler, beverage holders, and a large storage area underneath. Bow seating features sunloungers on both sides, and optional filler cushions turn the bow into a large sunpad. A built-in ice chest and concealed swim ladders in both the bow and stern come in handy.