We are delighted to bring to the market, this one owner from new, 2002 build, 2003 model Sea Ray 225 Weekender. It is powered by a 260hp Mercruiser 5.0 Litre MPI inboard engine showing 719 hours. The owners have loved this boat, and they have had many adventures with her over the years covering every inch of the Solent and beyond! They will be sad to see her go.

These boats make great family boats and have all the basics to make a weekend away comfortable. This one includes a double berth in the cuddy, a portable toilet, bimini shade (a MUST in prolonged hot weather) with all the curtains to make it a full canopy, the best sized engine for the boat and plenty of seating if you fancy entertaining friends and family and for sunbathing! The extended bathing platform is helpful for getting onboard, as well as for getting in and out of the water, and these boats have a walk-through transom gate which means no climbing over seats to get onboard.

These look lovely on the water and are small enough to still be cheap to store. These boats are very trailerable but this one doesn’t have a trailer. Please don’t hesitate to call us or email us if you might need help sourcing a new or second-hand trailer, and for advice on getting the boat delivered by land or water to its new home.

Specification of this boat includes:

Mercruiser 5.0L MPi, 260 hp inboard petrol engine showing 719 hours

Handheld VHF radio

Navigation lights, power tilt and trim, bilge blower, depth gauge, compass, fuel gauge, temperature gauge, trim gauge

Single battery with isolator switch

Walk-through windscreen for access on to the bow

Deck hatch

Bow locker

Anchor, chain and warp

Portable toilet

Sink in cuddy with cold water

Cold water transom shower

Bimini top

Full canopy

Individual helm seat with bolster cushion

Back-to-back navigator seat that converts to a sunbed

Removable low/high infill cushions either side of the engine making more seating or sunbed

Ski locker under cockpit floor

Paperwork we are holding for this boat includes:

Bill of Sale to current owners (2003)

Marina Marbella Sales Order showing VAT to current (only) owner

SSR Registration paperwork (now expired)

Engine manual

Boat owners’ manual

Service and maintenance history we are holding includes:

Engine recommissioned and 1 x new battery (April 2026)

Engine service including new engine oil, oil filter and air filter (Nov 2025)

Drive service including visually inspect bellows, new oil and anodes (Nov 2025)

New trim pump solenoid and new trim pump bracket (Oct 2025)

New manifolds, risers and spacers, engine anodes, outdrive oil, impeller (Dec 2023)

Basic engine service (May 2023)

Engine service including: many checks, new oil, oil filter and fuel filter (Dec 2021)

Drive service including: many checks, new impeller (Dec 2021)

We are also holding other, older service and maintenance history going back to 2003

This boat is stored in a dry stack on Hayling Island and the vendors are still using it. Please don’t hesitate to call us or email us with your questions and to arrange your viewing with us 6 days a week (Sundays by appointment).

What Sea Ray had to say about this model: "The Sea Ray 225 Weekender is powered by a 5.0 L MPI Alpha I MCM stern drive. The burl instrument panel provides easy access and visibility of all control station functions including power tilt and trim. The 225 Weekender offers a standard tilt wheel with power steering, along with an exclusive waterproof switch pad. A lockable cabin door with integral steps leads to the foredeck. Removable aft jump seats that double as a sunlounger can be stored in the port and starboard side panels. The removable motorbox provides superior access to the engine. The walk-through transom door opens to the integral swim platform. After dinner, the dining table can be stowed and the filler cushions convert the V-berth to a comfortable bed that sleeps two. A convenient head with a portable toilet and privacy curtain is starboard. The galley with sink and faucet has upper and lower storage, as well as a trash receptacle"