Riviera II - SEA RAY FOR SALE

This L590 Fly showcases a sleek dark-gray hull and is driven by triple 600‑hp Cummins QSC engines paired with Zeus pod propulsion. The bespoke interior, crafted by a local designer, is centered around an illuminated quartz galley countertop. RIVIERA II offers three staterooms and two heads in a practical galley‑up layout. Both the upper and lower helms feature twin Raymarine GS165 large‑format touch displays.

Premium options include a Seakeeper gyro stabilizer, 21.5 kW Onan generator, hydraulic swim platform/tender lift, a retractable electric awning shading the aft bridge seating, KVH TracVision HD7 satellite system, and a Ghost security alarm. Fully loaded and still under warranty, this luxury flybridge motor yacht is a standout late‑model power cruiser—an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking a refined sport yacht with blue‑water capability.

Overview

Manufacturer Provided Description: First impressions are powerful, and this L590 Fly—a luxury flybridge motor yacht and blue‑water sport cruiser—carries that feeling from the first glance to the last moment aboard. Every small detail is executed with precision, turning time on the water into a seamless experience of quality and quiet confidence that lingers long after you return ashore. It is an elegant power yacht designed to move you—in comfort, style, and ease.

Accommodations / Walk‑Through: Beginning forward on the lower deck, the VIP stateroom leads the way and includes private access to the guest head. To port on the lower deck is the guest head, while the guest mid stateroom sits to starboard. The full‑beam master with its in‑suite head is positioned aft on the port side. Up on the main deck, the lower control station is to starboard, the galley is opposite to port, and a dinette is set just aft of the lower helm on the starboard side. Aft of the galley and dinette, the salon spans the full beam to complete the interior flow. This is a thoughtfully arranged flybridge yacht that balances privacy, sociability, and effortless circulation.

Forward VIP Stateroom: The forward guest suite centers on a queen‑size berth and closes off with a privacy door, with an additional privacy door that opens directly to its dedicated head and shower. Plush carpet underfoot, cedar‑lined hanging lockers with lighting and full‑length mirrors, a skylight for natural light, deep drawers, and side shelving maximize comfort and stowage. Entertainment is handled by a 32‑inch LED flatscreen with Blu‑ray player and a Bose soundbar—perfect touches for a refined motor yacht.

Guest Head: The guest head features a privacy door and durable tile flooring, complemented by a stainless‑steel handrail and a VacuFlush toilet. An opening portlight, a 24‑volt power vent, and a robe hook add practical convenience. The separate shower offers a seat, an adjustable wand, and an acrylic door. A mirrored medicine cabinet, towel ring, branded Sea Ray towels, and a vanity with a solid‑surface countertop, sink, faucet, storage, and a discreet trash receptacle complete the space.

Guest Mid Stateroom: To starboard on the lower deck, the mid cabin is arranged with two beds and secured by a privacy door. Soft carpeting, a cedar‑lined hanging locker with lighting and mirror, a storage cabinet, and a shelf keep belongings sorted and secure. A 24‑inch LED flatscreen TV with a remote Blu‑ray player rounds out this inviting retreat for guests and family—ideal for a sport yacht built for longer cruising.

Master Stateroom: The full‑beam master revolves around a queen‑size berth and a cedar‑lined closet system with lighting and a full‑length mirror. A drawer‑type refrigerator is neatly integrated within the closet, and a privacy door ensures a quiet sanctuary. The entertainment center adds a Bose soundbar, a 40‑inch LED flatscreen with Blu‑ray, and a Logitech Harmony universal remote. Carpeting brings warmth underfoot, while an L‑shaped lounge to port provides a workstation or vanity with ample storage. Nightstands include drawer stowage below, and two opening portlights usher in sea air on demand.

Master Stateroom Head/Shower: The en‑suite head opens through a mirrored privacy door and is finished with tile flooring and stainless‑steel handrails. The VacuFlush toilet, a full‑length mirror, an opening portlight, and a 24‑volt power vent ensure comfort and freshness. The separate shower has a seat, an adjustable wand, a rain shower, and an acrylic door. A mirrored medicine cabinet, towel ring, Sea Ray towels, and a vanity with a solid‑surface top and twin vessel sinks with faucets pair with organized storage and a dedicated trash receptacle to deliver a truly residential feel.

Lower Control Station: The lower helm is a captain’s command center, equipped with high‑water alarms for both bilge and cabin, an engine battery parallel start system, a compass, and a windshield defroster. A 24‑volt air horn and a clean instrument panel front twin Raymarine GS165 large touch‑screen displays for radar, GPS, speed, and depth. Zeus joystick control simplifies docking, while dual helm seats support long passages. SmartCraft Digital Throttle & Shift ensures crisp response, and the SmartCraft VesselView display integrates GPS interface, depth and water temperature, depth alerts, trip log information, fuel‑to‑waypoint data, and navigation data; engine hour meters, engine status, performance and fuel, peak performance boost pressure (optional), troll control, and cruise control; plus vessel status, tank status, steering position, generator data, and start/stop. SmartCraft diagnostics include custom Sea Ray instrumentation with low‑glare blue night lighting and chrome bezels, a pair of four‑in‑one multigauges that combine fuel level, oil pressure, voltmeter, and water temperature, and twin tachometers. A remote‑controlled spotlight with dual halogen bulbs, power steering with a tilt wheel, a backlit switch panel with illuminated weather‑resistant rocker switches and electronic dimmer control, a digital LCD systems monitor for pump oversight, and wiper controls complete this professional setup.

Galley: Purpose‑built for cruising, the galley presents a custom illuminated quartz solid‑surface countertop with an integrated sink, a single‑lever faucet, and a matching sink cover. Wood flooring sets a warm tone, while an under‑counter freezer with icemaker (120V) and an under‑counter refrigerator (120V) handle provisions. A stainless‑steel handrail, a 120‑volt microwave/convection oven, a 24‑volt power vent, a dishwasher, cabinet storage, drawers with a cutlery insert, electrically actuated storage, a two‑burner induction cooktop, and a tidy trash receptacle make meal prep a pleasure aboard this luxury power cruiser.

Dinette: Opposite the galley, the dinette rests on wood flooring and features a curved settee with storage below. Overhead and side cabinets with slide‑out drawers and glass racks keep service ware secure, and a folding dinette table with a high‑gloss wood surface adapts from coffee break to lingering dinner with ease.

Interior Features: The entire interior was curated by a local designer to reflect the owners’ palette and style, creating a cohesive, modern flybridge yacht ambience. Remote‑controlled custom blinds, carbon monoxide monitors, and plush 55‑ounce Stainmaster carpeting underline a quiet focus on safety and comfort. Solid wood doors, stainless handrails, LED lighting, and polished chrome outlet and switch plates lend a contemporary nautical finish. GFI‑protected 120‑volt outlets and twelve‑volt accessory outlets are placed where you need them. Accent pillows, in‑floor storage, and a central vacuum with dual inlets make everyday life at sea simple. A full‑size, individual washer and dryer set, located in the guest stateroom, supports longer voyages.

Salon: The full‑beam salon feels bright and connected, finished with wood flooring, a soft area rug, a stainless‑steel handrail, and a counter with a solid‑surface top. The entertainment center adds a Bose soundbar and a 50‑inch LED smart flatscreen with Blu‑ray player. An ottoman with storage and a movable top, a convenient 120‑volt outlet, seating with hidden storage, and a sofa with a pullout bed transform this space from lounging to overnight accommodations—exactly what you want in a modern motor yacht.

Cockpit: In the cockpit, thoughtful touches include beverage holders, a removable cockpit TV, and a protective enclosure for all‑weather use. A frameless four‑pane sliding lockable cabin entry door with a flush threshold blends the spaces seamlessly. The self‑bailing fiberglass floor liner keeps everything dry, and optional teak decking elevates the look and feel. Port and starboard side‑boarding gates, 316 stainless‑steel handrails, a gas‑assisted engine‑service hatch, a lazarette with dedicated storage, LED lighting, a GFI‑protected 120‑volt outlet, abundant seating with storage, molded‑in boarding steps, and molded exterior bridge‑access steps with a stainless handrail and storage below deliver safety and convenience.

Hull & Deck Features: This L590 Fly wears bottom paint over a dark gray hull and adds brilliant underwater lights. A 316 stainless‑steel bow rail, ten stainless‑steel thru‑bolted cleats, stainless deck fill plates, and 316 stainless deck rails speak to longevity. Arctic White gelcoat, accent striping, and stainless handrails set the tone, while a translucent deck‑vent hatch with locks and a sky‑screen cover, smoked acrylic hull windows, and underwater transom lighting enhance both form and function. Navigation lights are properly placed, with opening portlights in the master stateroom and in each head. High‑performance vinylester resin and a PVC rub rail with a stainless insert are built for the sea. Recessed foredeck seating with cushions invites relaxation, and the transom wall houses organized storage for lines and gear. A hydraulic swim platform with a marine lift rated to 1,200 pounds includes a remote, a manual pump, a concealed swim ladder, and an integral grab handle. Stainless thru‑hull fittings, an engine‑room vent system, three windshield wipers, a bridge Venturi windshield, and a tempered/tinted glass windshield with an electric starboard opening window complete the deck package, along with a yacht flag and flagpole.

Foredeck: At the bow, anchor chain storage sits beneath gas‑assisted hatches and feeds a stainless‑steel anchor chute. A dedicated washdown spigot with hose, a galvanized anchor, and a chain windlass with foot switches support effortless anchoring. A forward lounge and sun pad with stereo control turn the foredeck into a private retreat.

Bridge: Up on the flybridge, this sport yacht blends leisure with control. Beverage holders, a bridge wind‑screen system, and a well‑laid‑out control station sit alongside a glove box and 316 stainless handrails. A sliding bridge‑access hatch, a 120‑volt icemaker, indirect LED lighting, a GFI‑protected 120‑volt outlet, a twelve‑volt accessory outlet, a TV outlet, and a radar arch check every box. An optional retractable electric awning shades the aft bridge seating. Abundant seating with storage, a single helm seat on a pedestal with slide and swivel adjustments, a ship’s bell, a twelve‑volt AM/FM stereo, storage under the seating, a sun pad forward of the helm, fiberglass tables forward and aft, optional teak decking, and a wet bar with sink, faucet, solid‑surface countertop, stainless‑steel handrail, and a trash receptacle create the ultimate open‑air salon. Safety is reinforced by two eight‑man life rafts.

Bridge Control Station: The upper helm mirrors the lower with high‑water alarms for bilge and cabin, an engine battery parallel start system, a compass, a 24‑volt air horn, and a clean instrument panel. Two Raymarine GS165 large touch‑screen displays manage radar, GPS, speed, and depth, while Zeus joystick control, SmartCraft DTS, and the SmartCraft VesselView display provide the same rich data set: GPS interface, depth and water temperature, depth alerts, trip log information, fuel‑to‑waypoint data, navigation data; engine hour meters, engine status, performance and fuel, peak performance boost pressure (optional), troll control, cruise control; along with vessel status, tank status, steering position, generator data, and start/stop. SmartCraft diagnostics again deliver custom Sea Ray instrumentation with low‑glare blue night lighting and chrome bezels, a pair of four‑in‑one multigauges, and twin tachometers. A remote‑controlled dual‑halogen spotlight, power steering with a tilt wheel, a backlit switch panel, illuminated weather‑proof rocker switches with an electronic dimmer, and a digital LCD systems monitor for pump supervision complete this flybridge command post.

Canvas (Sunbrella): Protective Sunbrella canvas includes covers for bridge seating and console, cockpit seating covers, foredeck seating covers, and windshield shades—exactly the kind of care that keeps a premium motor yacht pristine.

Electrical Systems: This L590 Fly can be specified with a Seakeeper stabilizer for remarkable comfort under way. Ship’s power includes 8‑D batteries with trays and a Group 27 battery for the genset, charger over‑current protection, and a 240‑volt/50‑amp/24‑volt charger‑converter. A pair of 60‑amp battery equalizers, two twelve‑volt and two twenty‑four‑volt battery solenoid switches, and an HD7 TracVision satellite system (optional) expand capability. The cable television system provides a shore inlet, TV shore cord, coax outlets, gain control, and an antenna. An optional Ghost security alarm system enhances peace of mind. Distribution is handled by an AC main breaker panel, a remote circuit‑breaker panel, and a DC main distribution panel. Shore‑power connections include a Cablemaster (Glendinning) 240‑volt/50‑amp feed and a secondary Cablemaster fifty‑amp/120‑volt/sixty‑cycle line with a fifty‑foot cord, backed by a 240‑volt/50‑amp shore‑power isolation transformer. Color‑coded wiring with chafe protection reflects first‑class engineering.

Generator: Ship’s systems are supported by a 21.5‑kilowatt Onan diesel generator (240‑volt/sixty‑cycle) showing 302 hours, safeguarded by a sound shield for quiet operation.

Engine Room: Propulsion is provided by triple Cummins/Zeus QSC 8.3 engines rated at 593 horsepower with 122 hours, delivering the confident performance expected of a luxury sport yacht. The machinery space is fitted with 24‑volt automatic bilge pumps, plus 24‑volt automatic high‑water pumps for both the bilge and the cabin, and two 24‑volt bilge blowers. Engine drip sumps, a Power Pac Lift muffler exhaust system, a 120‑volt oscillating fan, portable fire extinguishers, and an automatic fire‑suppression system with diesel shutdown, override, and manual pull underline safety. Fiberglass flooring, freshwater cooling, gel‑coated surfaces, and two‑inch engine‑room insulation with a loaded vinyl barrier keep things clean and quiet. A removable/swing‑away stainless‑steel ladder and 24‑volt lighting make access easy.

Air Conditioning / Heating: A custom integral vent system feeds directional interior A/C vents, and a 240‑volt, zone‑controlled reverse‑cycle setup keeps the climate dialed in across the yacht.

Fuel System: The crossover fuel system is paired with three Racor fuel filters, USCG Type A‑1 fuel lines, and aluminum tanks with manual shut‑off valves and ultrasonic sending units for accurate readings.

Water System: Freshwater washdown spigots with hoses are placed at the transom, in the engine room, and in the anchor locker. A manifold with shutoff valves works with a 24‑volt pressure‑water pump and a charcoal filtration system. A cockpit shower with hot and cold water and a door, a 240‑volt water heater with twenty gallons of capacity, a dockside water inlet, and a purifier serving the galley and icemakers support true cruising independence.

Waste System: A common drain system simplifies service, while the VacuFlush head system, a holding tank level indicator (MDP), a seventy‑gallon holding tank with dockside pump‑out, a macerator with a seacock interlock system, and a sump box with an automatic pump and a hinged service lid keep everything reliable and straightforward.

This L590 Fly brings together the refinement of a luxury motor yacht, the practicality of a family cruiser, and the agility of a flybridge sport yacht—an inspired choice for owners who value style, capability, and long‑range comfort.