Bertram Yachts For Sale

Bertram as represented in these listings appears as a family of center-console/convertible and motor-yacht designs that emphasize seaworthiness and utility. Listings for a 33 Convertible, a 42′ motor yacht from 1987 and a 1979 model illustrate recurring attributes: robust construction, accommodations oriented toward extended cruising, and layouts adaptable to both fishing and coastal or Bahamas passages.

Interior arrangements across the examples include a salon with comfortable seating, private staterooms and a galley equipped for meal preparation. One listing describes a spacious salon with panoramic views and private staterooms suitable for extended trips or guest accommodations. A 1979 model noted in the listings has had an interior refit with teak-and-holly soles in both cabins and the galley, fitted salon carpeting and a redone dinette, indicating the types of owner-led updates commonly performed on these boats.

On deck, the listings document functional pilothouse and flybridge arrangements: a bridge-deck helm, a flybridge with an enclosure pending on one example, and a large sundeck. One 33 Convertible is highlighted as ready for fishing and cruising and benefits from new canvas and low hours under captain ownership. The 42′ example has been detailed and mechanically serviced, and is described as ready to cruise.

Condition notes in the listings are consistent with owner-maintenance and periodic refits: a shiny gelcoat on the 1979 model, a 2023 out-of-water insurance survey reporting the vessel as “above average,” and descriptions such as captain-owned, well-maintained and recently serviced. These examples collectively illustrate how owners and brokers present Bertram hulls: as sturdy, serviceable boats that have been updated and maintained for both work and recreational use without extensive specification claims beyond the listing details.