2008 Meridian 411 Sedan

This 2008 Meridian 411 is a well-equipped cruising yacht that has spent its life in freshwater and has been owned by the current owner since 2013. Located at Green Turtle Bay Marina on a navigable waterway, she offers comfortable accommodations, reliable mechanicals, and the equipment needed for extended cruising.

Powered by twin Cummins 425D diesels with only 484 hours, she provides dependable performance with low engine hours. An Onan 11.5 kW generator with 670 hours provides ample power for the vessel’s systems and onboard comforts.

The boat has been maintained with regular service, including engine and generator oil and filter changes in spring 2026. The last bottom job was completed in fall 2023.

Highlights

●Full enclosure

●Electric bow and stern thrusters

●Navigation electronics with radar

●Autopilot

●Combo washer/dryer

●Engine oil change system

●Slip may convey with marina approval

Description

The Meridian 411 is designed with comfortable cruising in mind, offering a spacious layout and the amenities expected of a larger motor yacht. The full enclosure extends the usable living space and provides protection from the elements while underway or relaxing at the dock.

The bow and stern thrusters make maneuvering significantly easier around the dock, while the navigation system, radar, and autopilot provide a capable package for cruising longer distances.

With its freshwater history, long-term ownership, low engine hours, and recent mechanical service, this Meridian 411 is a strong option for someone looking for a comfortable cruising yacht that is ready for its next adventure.

The current slip may convey with marina approval.

Shown by appointment only.

Dunigan Marine Group is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by YACHTS360. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

This 2008 Meridian 411 is a well-equipped cruising yacht that has spent its life in freshwater and has been owned by the current owner since 2013.