2007 52 (ft.) Sea Ray 52 SEDAN BRIDGE

The accommodations below are refined and thoughtfully laid out. An entertainment center lies to starboard. The Bose surround-sound system makes for easy listening, and the TV is mounted so it can be seen from the entire saloon. There are two leather sofas—a crescent-shaped one to port and a loveseat to starboard. The galley, slightly forward and down two steps on the starboard side, features hard wood floors and  is equipped with stainless appliances and a smooth-top cooking surface. Across from the galley is a raised dinette that puts diners at eye level with someone standing in the galley and lets them see out the forward windows or face aft to watch TV. At the push of a button the galley sole lifts hydraulically to reveal a laundry and storage area down below.
The staterooms lie forward of the galley and down a few more steps. The master (all the way forward) has a centerline, walk-around queen-size bed, LCD TV and Bose entertainment system. A private master head with a separate stall shower completes the master suite. A stateroom to port has a queen-size bunk; the third stateroom (starboard) has over-under bunks. Both access a shared head and shower.

You get to the air-conditioned bridge by way of a stairway leading from the cockpit. The helm station is located aft, overlooking a U-shaped settee. At the top of the stairway, to port, there’s a bar with a standard refrigerator, sink and self-draining in-counter ice bucket.
Visibility from the bridge is excellent, even with a full isinglass enclosure. The noise level is incredibly quiet despite twin 640-hp Cummins QSM-11 diesels rumbling down below. The engine torque, single-lever controls and bow thruster  all make maneuvering this vessel fairly straight forward.