1984 Bertram 42 Flybridge Motor Yacht

This 1984 Bertram 42 is a fiberglass flybridge motor yacht powered by twin Mercruiser 8.1 engines producing 750 horsepower. The boat features the Bertram deep-V hull design, known for its seakeeping ability and capability in rough conditions. In 2006 the engines were installed along with new aluminum fuel tanks, replacing the original fiberglass tanks.

The accommodation plan centers on a forward V-berth with an adjoining closet and private door. A hallway head with shower connects to the galley at mid-level, which includes a full refrigerator, electric range and oven, microwave, and double sink. The main salon features a leather sectional sofa that converts to a bed, a swivel chair, and a 120/12-volt television with DVD player. The owner's stateroom aft holds two beds, multiple hanging lockers, built-in storage throughout, a full head with enclosed shower, and oversized mirror-fronted shelving.

Topside, the flybridge includes two captain's chairs and an eight-foot upholstered bench seating up to five. The full-length canvas enclosure features zippered windows. Forward is a flush deck with wide side decks suitable for docking and lock passages. An electric davit system on the stern has 1000-pound capacity for deploying a tender. The cockpit is spacious for cruising or anchoring, while the boat's maintained maintenance records document upgrades and seasonal care through multiple ownership.