2007 Meridian 411 Sedan

Step aboard “LOSING ALL CONTROL” and you’ll notice how thoughtfully the living spaces flow. The wide salon entry, big windows, and open galley make it feel more like a waterfront condo than a typical 41-footer. The raised dinette gives everyone a view underway, and when you’re on the hook, it converts the main deck into a comfortable social hub. Below, the two-stateroom, two-head layout with separate shower stalls means guests can cruise for days without feeling cramped. Large molded steps to the bridge and secure railings all around make moving fore and aft feel safe, even in a chop, and the generous swim platform is ideal for boarding, diving, or loading the tender.

The Meridian 411 Sedan shines in this region’s mix of tight marinas, open bays, and longer coastal stretches. Its manageable length and molded staircase make docking and line handling less intimidating in crowded harbors, while the wide beam and hull design deliver a stable ride when afternoon winds kick up. The sedan bridge layout gives outstanding visibility for threading narrow channels and watching for traffic, yet the covered aft deck and roomy salon offer shelter when the weather turns. With twin diesels, a solid cruising range, and comfortable accommodations, it’s equally at home on weekend hops between local anchorages or extended runs to more remote waters.