Bertram Betram 39CC For Sale

Bertram / Bertram Betram 39CC

The Bertram 39CC is an exemplary model in the world of center consoles, merging Bertram’s rich legacy in boat building with modern technological advancements. Designed to cater to both the avid angler and the leisure seeker, this vessel boasts a sleek and robust GRP hull designed by Bertram’s in-house team. Its planning hull configuration ensures a smooth and agile performance on the water, even in challenging sea conditions. Measuring approximately 12 meters in length, the Bertram 39CC provides ample space for up to 8 day guests, with a smart layout that includes two comfortable cabins, ensuring that overnight stays are both luxurious and convenient. The powerful inboard engines, typically fitted with twin Mercury Verado 400s, provide a cruising speed of 30 knots and a thrilling top speed of 45 knots, making it one of the fastest in its class. With a fuel capacity of 1,500 liters, this vessel ensures extended range for those longer journeys. The Bertram 39CC is a testament to Italian craftsmanship, with its elegant exterior design reflecting both style and functionality. It offers state-of-the-art navigational and entertainment systems, ensuring that every voyage is as enjoyable as it is efficient. Whether you’re seeking a reliable fishing companion or a luxurious platform for entertaining, the Bertram 39CC is designed to exceed expectations, embodying the perfect balance of performance, style, and comfort.

Length

12M

Beam

3.8M

Draft

0.9M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

30KT

Max Speed

45KT

Fuel

1500L

Range

300NM

Engine

Mercury Verado 400

Option 1

Yamaha 425 XTO

Option 2

Suzuki DF350A

Naval

Bertram In-House

Exterior

Bertram In-House

Interior

Bertram In-House

Bertram Betram 39CC Price

New Starting From

€450,000

High Price Brokerage

€380,000

Low Price Brokerage

€300,000

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Bertram built fishing boats before it built anything else, and the 39CC is the yard’s return to the centre console after more than three decades away. She is not a toy. She is a working platform reengineered for a buyer who wants one boat that does everything: chase fish at dawn, host friends by noon, and sleep two couples if the mood takes her offshore overnight. At just over 12 metres, with a 45 knot top end and a deep V hull built for open water, the 39CC carries Bertram’s racing pedigree into a fully outfitted day boat with genuine standing headroom below. Two cabins, a proper head and more than twenty rod holders sit alongside an engine choice between three major outboard brands. For an owner who wants Bertram’s name without a Bertram sized budget, she is the entry point that makes sense.

Performance

Forty five knots flat out, and she barely notices the chop getting there.

The standard Mercury Verado 400 gives the 39CC her edge, with Yamaha 425 XTO and Suzuki DF350A listed as alternative outboard packages for owners who prefer a different brand on the transom. Cruising sits at a composed 30 knots, a speed the deep V hull holds through a short sea without punishing anyone on board. A 1,500 litre fuel capacity extends her range to around 300 nautical miles, enough for a full day’s run to the canyons and back with margin to spare. For a centre console built to fish hard and cruise far, that combination of pace and endurance is the entire point.

Exterior Design

The silhouette is pure Bertram: low, lean, and built around a deep V entry.

A wide T top shades the helm and much of the walkways, and four helm seats face forward so the whole crew sees the water ahead rather than just the driver. The beam, a generous 3.8 metres against a 12 metre length, gives her a planted, stable stance at rest and under way, which matters more than styling on a boat meant to fish offshore. Bertram’s in-house team drew the hull and the deck together, keeping the lines continuous from bow to transom. Nothing about her reads as decorative. Every surface earns its place on a boat built first for the water, second for the eye.

On Board

More than twenty rod holders tell you who the 39CC was built for.

The cockpit is organised around serious fishing: dedicated livewells, a bait preparation station, and deep in-floor storage that keeps the deck clear when the lines are out. A centreline locker aft houses the pumps and raw water intake, with room for an optional gyroscopic stabiliser for owners who want a steadier platform at rest. Seating for eight means the whole group has a place forward when running, not just the angler. By evening, the same deck converts easily to entertaining space, wide enough for guests to move around without stepping over tackle or coolers.

Layout

Below deck, the 39CC quietly becomes a cruiser.

Two cabins sleep up to four guests, reached through a door beside the helm rather than a separate companionway, which keeps the cockpit layout clean above. A proper head with a shower, air conditioning, and a berth large enough for genuine overnight use mean she is not just a day boat pretending to have accommodation. A sunpad above the forward berth and built-in storage through the seating and cockpit compartments round out a layout that asks a 12 metre centre console to do more than most of her rivals attempt.

Ownership & Specification

Bertram’s first centre console in thirty years arrives with the brand’s full weight behind it.

She is the opening model in a new outboard powered range from a yard better known for deep V sportfishing convertibles, and the pedigree shows in details most entry level centre consoles skip: a proper two cabin layout, a full fishing outfit, and a choice of three major outboard brands on the transom. Bertram’s own engineering team built her from the ground up rather than adapting an existing hull, which shows in how composed she feels for her size. For a first time Bertram owner, or a second boat for someone trading down from a larger flybridge, the 39CC is a considered, well specified way in.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Bertram Betram 39CC side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Bertram Betram 39CC stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.