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2009 Meridian 441 Sedan

Buford, GA, US 47.2 ft · 14.2 ft' beam
Asking
$329,900
Our Thoughts

The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge represents a thoughtfully maintained motor yacht combining practical cruising capability with the comfortable accommodations expected of a mid-sized sedan-bridge design. Powered by twin Cummins 5.9L 480-horsepower diesel engines paired with ZF pod drives, this 47.2-foot vessel delivers the responsive handling and fuel efficiency characteristic of pod-drive propulsion, while the integrated joystick controller with Skyhook station-keeping simplifies docking and anchoring in variable conditions. The relatively modest engine hours—955 on the main engines and 1,177 on the Cummins Onan 13.5kW generator—reflect consistent professional maintenance and measured use.

The 441 Sedan's layout prioritizes natural light and open sightlines through Meridian's signature two-tier window configuration, which floods the salon, dinette, and galley with daylight and extends visibility throughout the main living spaces. The two-stateroom, two-head sleeping arrangement provides genuine flexibility for extended cruising with family or guests: the forward master suite features a queen island berth with innerspring pillowtop mattress, while the amidship guest stateroom offers a double berth, vanity, settee, and storage. The galley sits centrally positioned for meal preparation, and the dinette accommodates casual dining or social gathering without sacrificing flow between helm, salon, and flybridge access.

The electronics suite reflects a serious cruising orientation. Garmin Hybrid Touch chartplotters with integrated radar provide modern navigation and weather awareness, while the Cummins SmartCraft Vessel View system offers real-time engine and system monitoring from the helm or remotely via compatible devices. FLIR night vision enhances situational awareness during low-light operation, and the Fusion sound system brings entertainment throughout the vessel. Power management is handled by an Xantrex inverter, supporting 120-volt loads and auxiliary systems without constant generator run time.

The hardtop flybridge extends the 441's outdoor entertaining and observation space while providing weather protection—a practical feature for extended cruising or day-boating in variable conditions. The freshwater operation history and professional maintenance record support confidence in the vessel's core systems and structural condition.

This Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge appeals to buyers seeking a capable, well-equipped motor yacht with proven diesel reliability, moderate engine hours, functional two-stateroom accommodations, and modern navigation electronics in a 47-foot package suited to extended cruising, coastal exploration, or seasonal relocation.

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NEW PRICE - JUST REDUCED! 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge - Professionally Maintained and Fully Equipped! This freshwater Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge combines luxury, performance, and innovation in one striking yacht. Powered by twin Cummins 5.9L 480HP diesels with ZF pod drives and joystick controls, she delivers responsive handling, precise maneuverability, and the confidence of Skyhook station keeping. With only 955 hours on the engines and 1,177 hours on the generator, this yacht has been professionally maintained and is turnkey ready for your next adventure. The 441’s expansive layout offers an inviting atmosphere, highlighted by Meridian’s signature two-tier window system that floods the salon, dinette, and galley with natural light. The open floor plan enhances visibility and flow between living spaces, making entertaining and extended cruising effortless. Below deck, a two-stateroom, two-head configuration ensures comfort for family and guests alike. The forward master suite features a queen island berth with innerspring pillowtop mattress, while the full-beam amidship guest stateroom offers a double berth, vanity, settee, and ample storage. Notable Features Include: Twin Cummins 5.9L 480HP engines with ZF pod drives (955 hours) Joystick controller with Skyhook Cummins SmartCraft Vessel View System Xantrex inverter FLIR night vision Custom Garmin Hybrid Touch Chartplotters with radar Fusion sound system Cummins Onan 13.5kW generator (1,177 hours) Hardtop flybridge This Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge stands out as one of the finest examples on the market — a spacious, well-equipped yacht ready to deliver both performance and luxury on the water. Schedule your private showing today! Contact Don Abrams at 678-887-3711 or don@singletonmarinegroup.com for more information. 

2009 Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge: Twin Diesel Pod Drive Yacht with Hardtop Flybridge and Skyhook Station Keeping
Overview
The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge represents a refined approach to mid-range motor yacht design, combining a 47.2-foot length with a 14.2-foot beam to deliver both substantial interior volume and manageable beam for cruising waters. Powered by twin Cummins 5.9L 480-horsepower diesel engines paired with ZF pod drives and joystick control, this freshwater-maintained yacht offers the responsive handling and fuel efficiency characteristic of modern diesel propulsion. With 955 hours logged on the engines and 1,177 hours on the Cummins Onan 13.5kW generator, the vessel demonstrates moderate use and consistent professional maintenance. Located in Buford, Georgia, this 441 Sedan Bridge combines the practical layout of a sedan-style motor yacht with the elevated sightlines and entertaining space of a hardtop flybridge , making it suitable for both extended cruising and day-boating in protected and coastal waters.
Layout and Deck Design
Meridian's design philosophy for the 441 emphasizes flow and visibility through an open floor plan that connects the salon, dinette, and galley into a unified living space. The signature two-tier window system is central to this approach—expansive glazing floods the main deck with natural light and provides panoramic views while seated or standing throughout the interior. The hardtop flybridge extends the yacht's entertaining and commanding presence, offering an elevated helm station and open-air seating that takes full advantage of good-weather cruising. The main deck galley is positioned for convenient service to the dinette and salon, supporting both casual meals and formal entertaining without isolating the cook from social spaces. The dinette provides flexible seating that can accommodate family meals or serve as additional lounging when not in use. The salon layout prioritizes sightlines forward and to the sides, allowing occupants to maintain visual connection with the surrounding water and horizon—a practical feature for both navigation awareness and the leisure experience of cruising. Below deck, the 441 Sedan Bridge is configured as a two-stateroom, two-head layout. The forward master suite occupies the bow and features a queen island berth dressed with an innerspring pillowtop mattress, providing dedicated sleeping comfort for the yacht's primary users. The full-beam amidship guest stateroom offers a double berth, vanity, settee, and ample storage—a configuration that welcomes overnight guests while maintaining privacy and functional separation from the master suite. The two-head arrangement ensures that guests and crew are not dependent on a single facility, a practical consideration for extended cruising or entertaining.
Helm and Electronics
The 441 Sedan Bridge's helm station is equipped with a comprehensive suite of modern marine electronics designed for confident navigation and station keeping. Twin Garmin Hybrid Touch chartplotters with integrated radar form the primary navigation display, providing chart overlay, real-time radar imagery, and intuitive touchscreen operation. The Cummins SmartCraft Vessel View system integrates engine and generator performance data into a unified digital display, allowing the operator to monitor fuel consumption, temperature, pressure, and operational status at a glance—a significant advantage for understanding fuel efficiency and detecting maintenance issues before they develop. The ZF pod drive system with joystick control represents a substantial upgrade in helm ergonomics and vessel handling. Rather than traditional dual-lever throttle and shift controls, the joystick allows single-handed maneuvering with intuitive directional input. The Skyhook station-keeping feature automatically maintains the yacht's position relative to water (GPS) or bottom (dynamic positioning), eliminating the need for constant throttle and rudder input during anchoring or holding position in wind and current—a feature that reduces fatigue during docking and anchoring operations. FLIR night vision capability extends operational range into low-light conditions, providing thermal imaging that can detect buoys, other vessels, and hazards that may be invisible to standard navigation lights. The Fusion sound system supports entertainment and communication throughout the yacht, with capability for Bluetooth connectivity and auxiliary audio sources.
Comfort and Interior Amenities
The Meridian 441's interior climate control supports year-round cruising through air conditioning and heating systems distributed throughout the vessel. The Xantrex inverter converts DC power from the house batteries into 120-volt AC power, enabling operation of standard household appliances and electronics when the main engines are not running—a feature that extends comfortable living at anchor or during quiet evening hours. The salon and dinette provide generous seating and sightlines, supported by the two-tier window system that creates an open, light-filled atmosphere. Storage throughout the main deck and staterooms accommodates extended cruising supplies, personal items, and entertainment equipment. The galley is equipped to support meal preparation for a crew of four to six occupants, with adequate counter space, refrigeration, and storage for provisions.
Power and Propulsion
The twin Cummins 5.9L 480-horsepower diesel engines represent a proven, widely-supported powerplant for yachts in this size and weight class. Diesel propulsion delivers superior fuel efficiency compared to gasoline engines of equivalent horsepower, extending range and reducing operational costs on extended cruises. The 5.9L displacement and 480-horsepower output provide adequate thrust for a 47-foot yacht while maintaining reasonable fuel consumption. The ZF pod drive system offers several advantages over traditional shaft-and-rudder propulsion. Pod drives position the propeller lower in the water column, improving thrust efficiency and reducing draft—a practical benefit for cruising areas with shallow-water approaches. The pod configuration also eliminates the through-hull shaft tunnel, freeing interior space and improving the efficiency of engine room layout. The joystick control system integrated with the pod drives allows precise maneuvering in tight quarters, improving docking and anchoring confidence. The Cummins Onan 13.5kW generator provides adequate electrical power for air conditioning, water heating, galley appliances, and entertainment systems while anchored or moored. At 1,177 hours, the generator demonstrates moderate use and regular maintenance.
Why This Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge Merits Consideration
The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan Bridge appeals to experienced boaters seeking a well-equipped, mid-range motor yacht suitable for extended cruising, coastal exploration, and entertaining. The combination of twin diesel pod drives with joystick control and Skyhook station keeping addresses practical helm concerns—responsive handling, precise maneuvering, and the ability to hold position without constant operator input. The two-stateroom, two-head layout supports multi-day cruising with guests or family, while the open-plan main deck encourages social interaction and entertaining. The professional maintenance history, moderate engine hours, and comprehensive electronics package indicate an owner who prioritized reliability and operational readiness. The freshwater-only service history reduces concerns about salt corrosion and marine growth, common challenges for vessels operated in coastal or brackish water. The hardtop flybridge and expansive window system define the Meridian 441 aesthetic—a focus on sightlines, natural light, and connection between interior spaces and the surrounding environment. Prospective buyers should conduct their own survey and sea trial to verify condition, operational systems, and suitability for their intended cruising grounds and boating style. The vessel's specifications, layout, and equipment support confident operation in protected and coastal waters, making it a practical choice for owners planning regular use rather than seasonal storage.
Length
47.2 ft
Beam
14.2 ft'
Year
2009
Builder
Meridian
Model
441 Sedan
What are the engine specifications and fuel efficiency of the 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan?
The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan is powered by twin Cummins 5.9L diesel engines, each producing 480 horsepower, for a combined 960 horsepower. These engines are paired with ZF pod drives, which provide excellent fuel efficiency compared to traditional shaft drives while delivering superior maneuverability. With only 955 hours on the engines, they remain in excellent condition. The diesel power plant is ideal for extended cruising, offering the torque and range needed for long-distance boating while maintaining reasonable fuel consumption at cruise speeds.
How does the joystick control system work on this Meridian 441?
The 2009 Meridian 441 features a joystick controller integrated with the ZF pod drive system, allowing intuitive single-hand maneuvering in tight spaces such as marinas and anchorages. The joystick enables precise directional control without the need for separate throttle and steering inputs. Combined with the Skyhook station-keeping feature, the joystick system automatically maintains the yacht's position using GPS, which is particularly valuable when anchoring, fishing, or waiting in current without constantly adjusting the helm.
What electronics and navigation systems are included on this vessel?
The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan is equipped with custom Garmin Hybrid Touch chartplotters integrated with radar, providing comprehensive navigation and situational awareness. The vessel also features the Cummins SmartCraft Vessel View System, which monitors engine performance, fuel consumption, and system diagnostics from the helm or mobile devices. Additional electronics include FLIR night vision for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions, and a Fusion sound system for entertainment throughout the yacht.
What is the cabin layout and sleeping capacity of the Meridian 441 Sedan?
The 2009 Meridian 441 offers a two-stateroom, two-head configuration designed for comfortable extended cruising and entertaining. The forward master suite features a queen island berth with an innerspring pillowtop mattress, providing a spacious and restful sleeping area. The full-beam amidship guest stateroom includes a double berth, vanity, settee, and ample storage for guest belongings. This layout comfortably accommodates family and guests while maintaining privacy and convenience with separate head facilities.
How does the two-tier window system enhance the interior living spaces?
The Meridian 441 Sedan's signature two-tier window system floods the salon, dinette, and galley with abundant natural light, creating an open and inviting atmosphere below deck. The expansive glazing improves sightlines throughout the main living areas, reduces the sense of enclosure typical of enclosed yachts, and enhances the connection to the surrounding water and scenery. This design feature also improves ventilation and natural air circulation, contributing to a fresh and comfortable environment during extended cruising.
What generator capacity does this yacht have and how many hours are on it?
The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan is equipped with a Cummins Onan 13.5kW generator with only 1,177 hours of operation. This generator capacity is sufficient to power all major systems, air conditioning, water heaters, and appliances while anchored or cruising without running the main engines. The relatively low hour count indicates the generator has been professionally maintained and has considerable remaining service life, making it reliable for extended periods away from shore power.
What makes the Meridian 441 Sedan suitable for extended cruising?
The Meridian 441 Sedan combines several features that support extended cruising: twin diesel engines with excellent fuel efficiency and range, a two-stateroom layout with comfortable sleeping quarters, a full galley for meal preparation, two heads for guest comfort, a hardtop flybridge for all-weather operation, and a Cummins Onan generator for independent power. The open floor plan with excellent visibility, natural lighting from the two-tier window system, and well-appointed salon create a comfortable living environment for weeks away from home port. The professional maintenance history and low engine hours indicate the yacht is ready for immediate cruising use.
What is the purpose and benefit of the hardtop flybridge on this yacht?
The hardtop flybridge on the 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan provides a weather-protected upper helm station and social area, allowing the captain and guests to enjoy the water in sun and light rain without full exposure. The hardtop structure protects electronics and controls from UV damage and weather degradation, extending their service life. This feature also increases the usable deck space for entertaining, observation, and fishing while maintaining comfort and protection compared to an open flybridge design.
How does the Skyhook station-keeping system benefit anchoring and fishing operations?
Skyhook is a GPS-based station-keeping system that automatically maintains the yacht's position and heading without manual helm adjustments, using the pod drive propulsion to counteract wind, current, and drift. This feature is invaluable when anchoring in variable conditions, as it reduces anchor stress and the need for constant throttle and steering corrections. For fishing operations, Skyhook allows anglers to maintain position over a specific spot or structure without distraction, improving fishing success and reducing fatigue on the helm operator.
What type of buyer is the 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan best suited for?
The 2009 Meridian 441 Sedan is well-suited for buyers seeking a mid-sized, professionally maintained diesel yacht for extended cruising and entertaining. The two-stateroom layout and full amenities make it ideal for families or couples who want to cruise for extended periods with occasional guests, while the open salon design and hardtop flybridge support both entertaining and comfortable daily living. The low engine hours, comprehensive electronics package, and professional maintenance history appeal to buyers who value reliability and minimal immediate investment in systems and repairs. The joystick control and Skyhook system attract experienced boaters who appreciate modern handling and station-keeping technology, while the Garmin electronics and FLIR night vision support confident navigation in various conditions.

Fly Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Singleton Marine Yacht Sales. 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.

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