2006 Sea Ray 240 Sundesk

Step aboard and you can feel this 240 SunDeck has lived an easy life. Cushions typically tired on boats this age still hold their shape here, and the gelcoat shows the kind of shine you only see on lightly used freshwater hulls. The walkthrough bow and transom keep everyone moving around safely without clambering over seats, and the enclosed head compartment is a game‑changer for full days on the water. At the helm, clear gauges and a responsive throttle make it simple for even a newer captain to handle confidently. With dedicated ski locker space, smart under-seat storage, and tidy wiring in the engine bay, this boat was clearly owned by someone who cared more about upkeep than hard miles.

This 240 SunDeck is particularly well suited to the varied conditions you’ll find here. The hull has enough length and weight to smooth out afternoon chop, yet it’s still easy to trailer to different launch ramps or tuck into a standard slip. Abundant seating lets you bring a big crew for sandbar raft‑ups, but the boat’s footprint is compact enough for smaller inland lakes and winding rivers. The enclosed head and generous shade mean longer, more comfortable days when the sun is high, while the open bow layout is perfect for anchoring in quiet coves. For an all‑around day boat in this region, this model hits a very practical sweet spot.