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55' Valhalla Boatworks 2024
  • Model 600 V12
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 1
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 1
Dubbo, Australia

$3,490,000 USD

Brokered by Galati Yacht Sales

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65' HCB 2024
  • Model 600 Verado
  • Engine Qty 5
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Naples, Florida, USA

$2,795,000 USD

Brokered by Jefferson Beach Yacht Sales

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55' Valhalla Boatworks 2025
  • Model Verado V12
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Riviera Beach, Florida, USA

$2,695,000 USD

Brokered by Valhalla Yacht Sales

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56' HCB 2025
  • Engine Qty 5
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Jupiter, Florida, USA

$2,599,000 USD

Brokered by SI Yachts

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48' HCB 2025
  • Model 600
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Saint Petersburg, Florida, USA

$2,340,963 USD

Brokered by Worldwide Yacht Sales Inc

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53' Scout 2022
  • Model 4-Stroke
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 1
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 1
Stuart, Florida, USA

$2,100,000 USD $2,300,000 USD

Brokered by Allied Marine

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46' Valhalla Boatworks 2027
  • Model Verado V12
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 1
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 1
New Gretna, New Jersey, USA

$2,015,000 USD

Brokered by Galati Yacht Sales

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50' Deep Impact 2025
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
St Petersburg, Florida, USA

$1,999,999 USD

Brokered by Tusha Marine Group

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53' HCB 2024
  • Model 600
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Saint Petersburg, Florida, USA

$1,998,624 USD

Brokered by Worldwide Yacht Sales Inc

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46' Valhalla Boatworks 2026
  • Model Verado V12
  • Engine Qty 3
  • Cabin Count 1
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 1
Tampa, Florida, USA

$1,990,000 USD $2,099,000 USD

Brokered by Galati Yacht Sales

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46' Valhalla Boatworks 2025
  • Model V12 7.4L
  • Engine Qty 3
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Harsen's Island, Michigan, USA

$1,989,999 USD $2,049,999 USD

Brokered by Jefferson Beach Yacht Sales

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54' Yellowfin 2024
  • Model 600 V12
  • Engine Qty 4
  • Cabin Count 0
  • Sleep Count 0
  • Head Count 0
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA

$1,899,000 USD

Brokered by Atlantic Yacht & Ship, Inc.


Center consoles: Guide to buying the ultimate versatile boat

By IYBA, Paul Flannery

Welcome to Yachtrs' selection of center console boats. Once strictly designed as utilitarian fishing vessels, the center console has evolved into one of the most popular and versatile boat types on the market. With the helm stationed in the middle of the boat, you get unobstructed 360-degree deck access, making them equally perfect for battling offshore gamefish, acting as a superyacht tender, or anchoring at the local sandbar with family.

Because the center console market is so vast-ranging from 18-foot bay boats to 60-foot offshore beasts with quad engines-navigating the listings requires a clear strategy. Use the expert advice and guiding questions below to narrow your focus.

Essential questions to narrow your search

Before you start comparing specific brands, you need to define how the boat will actually be used. Consider these critical factors:

  • Pure fishing, family cruising, or a hybrid? This is the biggest dividing line in center console layouts. Hardcore fishing boats feature open, flush decks up front for casting, massive livewells, and minimal seating. "Family" or hybrid center consoles sacrifice some fishing space for plush forward lounge seating, high gunwales for safety, and larger hardtops for shade.
  • Are you going offshore or staying inshore? If you plan to head 50 miles offshore into open ocean, you need a traditional deep-V hull (often a 22- to 24-degree deadrise) to slice through heavy chop, plus the redundancy of twin engines or more. If you prefer fishing shallow coastal bays or lakes, a bay boat with a flatter hull (lower deadrise) will allow you to draft in just a foot or two of water.
  • Will you be trailering the boat? If you plan to keep the boat on a trailer, remember that boats with a beam (width) wider than 8.5 feet generally require special wide-load permits to tow on public roads in many regions. Make sure your tow vehicle's capacity matches the "wet weight" of the boat (boat, motors, full fuel, water, and gear).

Pro tips for evaluating center console listings

As you browse the listings, look past the shiny gelcoat and keep these advanced technical considerations in mind to make a highly informed purchase:

  • The stepped hull vs. traditional deep-V debate: Many high-performance center consoles now feature "stepped hulls" (notches cut across the bottom of the hull). These introduce air under the boat, reducing friction, increasing top speed, and improving fuel efficiency. However, stepped hulls require a specific driving technique, especially in turns, and some boaters still prefer the predictable, heavy wave-crushing feel of a traditional, non-stepped deep-V in rough seas.
  • Evaluate the console interior: On boats 23 feet and larger, the space inside the actual console is a major selling point. Check the listing photos to see if it just houses wiring and a porta-potty, or if it features full standing headroom, a flushable marine toilet (head), a sink, and even a berth. A functional, odor-free console interior drastically improves the experience for guests on long days.
  • Factor in the reality of multiple outboards: It is easy to get excited about a transom hanging three or four massive outboard engines. However, remember that every additional engine multiplies your annual maintenance costs (oil changes, lower unit service, water pumps) and increases fuel consumption. Unless you are running far offshore or competing in tournaments, a single or twin-engine setup is often far more economical and provides plenty of performance.
  • Look for the dive door: A side-entry door (dive door) has become one of the most highly sought-after features on modern center consoles. It makes boarding from a floating dock effortless, allows swimmers to get in and out of the water safely away from the propellers, and makes hauling in a large catch much easier. Boats with factory-installed dive doors hold their resale value exceptionally well.

Ready to find your perfect platform? Browse our current inventory of center consoles. You can filter by length, engine setup, or search for top-tier builders like Boston Whaler, Yellowfin, Contender, Invincible, or Sea Hunt to find the exact match for your time on the water.