The Heritage 231 is a 23-foot center console built for the range of conditions around Tampa Bay. Its 8.5-foot beam and 20-degree deadrise hull keep the boat stable in local chop while remaining efficient enough to manage single-handedly. A single Mercury 300-horsepower outboard provides straightforward operation with solid acceleration and cruise range. The fiberglass construction uses a stringer system without wood, reducing ongoing maintenance.
The layout fits up to 12 people across premium dual helm seating with flip-up bolsters, a bow sun pad with removable table, and a rear bench with flip-flop backrests. Dual 10-gallon aft livewells, integrated freshwater and raw washdowns, and 116-gallon fuel capacity support extended days on the water. Under-gunwale rod storage, dedicated anchor compartments, and insulated bow storage keep the deck organized. The self-bailing cockpit and non-skid surfaces provide confidence in variable conditions.
Electronics center on a Garmin 12-inch multifunction display with VHF and thru-hull transducer, paired with a digital switching system for simplified control. Integrated stereo and wireless charging reduce clutter at the helm. The Seakeeper Ride system works to smooth rough water and reduce workload during quick condition changes. The integrated swim platform with ladder provides easy water access, and bridge clearance is 9 feet 4 inches with the hardtop installed.
Length
23.33 FT
Beam
8.50 FT
Draft
16.00 FT
Weight
3,600 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Deep-V
Heads
1
Engines
1
Engine Make
Mercury
Engine Model
300
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Gasoline
Fuel
106 GAL
Water
15 GAL