This classic 1984 Bertram  42 Motor Yacht is now available in navigable freshwater. Repowered with twin Mercruisers and only 850 hours she is ready to take you for an adventure of a lifetime. Flush deck motor yachts like the Bertram 42—with the lower helm forward on the semi-enclosed aft deck—are seldom seen these days, but back in the 1970s this was the way most motor yachts were designed. With her traditional lines and solid fiberglass construction, the Bertram 42 is one of the few motor yachts her size built on a deep-V hull—the same hull used in the production of the Bertram 42 Convertible. By today’s standards, the interior floorplan of the 42 is very unusual; the mid-level galley is forward with a hallway to starboard opening to the forward cabin with private head and shower. Aft of the salon is the full beam master stateroom with two queen beds, private head and shower, vanity, and large hanging lockers. Topside, the flybridge is not the largest with seating for roughly 5 adults. With her proven deep-V hull, the Bertram 42 can handle sea conditions that keep other motor yachts her size in port.

Engines have been replaced and currently have 850 hours, Generator replaced 220 hours, new shafts this spring, spare props on board and many other great additions and upgrades await on this classic Bertram