2009 Bayliner 300 - For Sale at Harrison Township, MI 48045 - ID 634649

2009 Bayliner 300

Harrison Township, MI

$55,900

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Specifications

Type

Cruiser
Make / Model

Bayliner / 300
Year / Condition

2009 / Used
Length

30'
Hull Material

Fiberglass
HIN

USDA15SAF809
Boat Location

Harrison Township, MI
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Description

(ORIGINAL OWNER) CLEAN AND NICELY EQUIPPED THIS 2009 BAYLINER 300 OFFERS AN EXCELLENT PLATFORM FOR CRUISING / OVERNIGHTING -- PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS. LOW INTEREST EXTENDED TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE -- CALL OR EMAIL OUR SALES OFFICE FOR DETAILS.
Freshwater / Great Lakes boat since new this vessel features Twin MerCruiser 5.0-litre MPI 260-hp Gas Engine's with Bravo III Sterndrives. Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Air-Conditioning & Heat, Head (Manual) w/Vanity/Sink/Shower, Windlass Anchor w/Forward Pedal-Controls, Full Canvas Package (Full Camper-Top Enclosure), Snap-in Snap-out Cockpit Carpeting, Wake Lights (Aqua Blue), Premium Sound System w/Helm & Wet Bar Mounted Controls, Lowrance (Color) GPS/Chartplotter, Fishfinder, Radar, Swim Platform w/Boarding Ladder, 2 Stainless Steel Rod Holders, Power Engine Hatch, and MUCH more!
Broker Notes: Attractive two-tone (black / white) hull color arrangement, unique and very appealing cabin layout w/private aft / mid-cabin w/full-size berth. Sale includes owners manuals and maintenance records.
The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:
With her sporty lines and affordable price, this versatile express (called the Bayliner 300 SB Cruiser in 2008; 315 SB Cruiser since 2009) appealed to entry-level boaters with an eye for value. The market for family cruisers in this size range is very competitive, and Bayliner designers strove to include a host of features into this boat to set her apart from the pack. Perhaps her most notable attribute is a surprisingly roomy interior, a feat made possible by carrying the beam well forward in the hull. While it’s not uncommon to see a 30-footer sleep six, it’s often at the expense of galley and seating space. Not so on the 315, especially when the dinette table is removed and stowed. Overall, the accommodations are comfortable if not spacious, which is more than can be said of many cruisers her size. Note that the mid-cabin berth has a fixed door rather than a curtain—definitely a plus. Topside, the helm is well arranged with tiered gauges and dash space for flush- mounting two small video displays. The overhead arch has a Bimini with boot, and standard camper canvass converts to cockpit into a sleeping area when the weather is warm. Twin 260hp MerCruiser I/ Os cruise at 25 knots (mid 30s top).