Scout / Scout 377 LXF
The Scout 377 LXF is a premium center console boat crafted with precision and designed to deliver an unrivaled experience on the water. This model is known for its sophisticated design and innovative features, making it a top choice for boating enthusiasts seeking both luxury and performance. Constructed with high-quality GRP, the hull design ensures stability and efficiency, while the sleek monohull configuration enhances speed and maneuverability. Powered by triple outboard engines, the 377 LXF offers impressive speed capabilities, effortlessly reaching a maximum speed of around 60 knots. A comfortable cruising speed of 30 knots ensures a smooth ride, whether you’re heading out for a day of fishing or a leisurely cruise along the coast. With a spacious layout, the 377 LXF can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests during the day, making it perfect for entertaining family and friends or hosting a small gathering on the water. The advanced helm station is equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and control systems, providing the captain with everything needed for a seamless voyage. The interior boasts refined finishes and ample seating, ensuring that every guest enjoys their time aboard. The Scout 377 LXF is more than just a boat; it’s a statement of style and capability, embodying the Scout brand’s commitment to excellence and innovation in marine design.
Length
11.5M
Beam
3.5M
Draft
0.6M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
30KT
Max Speed
60KT
Fuel
1374L
Range
230NM
Engine
Triple Mercury Verado 400hp
Option 1
Triple Yamaha 425 XTO
Option 2
Triple Mercury Racing 450R
Naval
Scout In-house Design
Exterior
Scout In-house Design
Interior
Scout In-house Design
New Starting From
€450,000
High Price Brokerage
€400,000
Low Price Brokerage
€300,000
Carbon epoxy construction, built for a yard’s flagship line.
The 377 LXF belongs to Scout’s S Class, the builder’s line for its largest and most refined centre consoles, and it shows in a hull built from carbon fibre and E glass in an epoxy infusion process. A portside swing in boarding door with a ladder makes her easy to board from a dock or a swim, while a double sun deck lounge forward of the console, complete with cushions, armrests and underside storage, turns the bow into a genuine lounging deck. Key fob controlled lighting and a 3.5 metre beam round out a boat that reads as considered rather than simply large.
A dual stepped hull built to be the fastest in Scout’s range.
The 377 LXF carries Scout’s dual Stepped Hull Technology on a deep V hull with a 19.5 degree deadrise aft, the combination behind a 30 knot cruise and a 60 knot top end from her triple outboards. Fuel capacity of 1,374 litres supports a 230 nautical mile range at cruise, enough for a serious offshore run and the leg home without a second thought. A lithium ion battery system with its own management electronics means the air conditioning and systems aboard can run all day without a generator, a quieter, lighter way to stay comfortable at anchor.
The largest cabin in the LXF range, built to be lived in rather than endured.
Below deck, two guests sleep in a cabin that Scout built with genuine comfort in mind rather than as an afterthought to the fishing deck above. An enclosed head carries a porcelain vessel sink, a Corian vanity and a mirror, alongside a marine head with electric overboard discharge and an 11 gallon holding tank. The cabin and helm both run on 120 volt air conditioning and heat, powered by the lithium system rather than a generator, so a night aboard stays quiet as well as comfortable. It is a cabin that asks an owner to consider staying a second night.
The bow and cockpit are built as living space first, fishing deck second.
Forward of the console, a double sun deck lounge with cushions, armrests and storage beneath turns the bow into a proper lounging area rather than a walkway. Twelve day guests can spread between the bow and the cockpit, and an optional summer kitchen, with a grill, sink, cutting board and slide out cooler, lets entertaining move outside entirely. Key fob controlled lighting and an optional Seakeeper 3 gyrostabiliser round out a boat built for owners who use their time aboard for more than catching fish.
Built to stay out, not just to run fast.
A 1,374 litre fuel capacity gives the 377 LXF a 230 nautical mile range at her 30 knot cruise, while a lithium ion battery system with its own management electronics keeps air conditioning and onboard systems running without a generator. The cabin’s 11 gallon holding tank and electric overboard discharge head mean a genuine overnight stay is possible without returning to a marina. Scout’s in house naval architecture and engineering teams built her as the range topping LXF for exactly this reason, an owner who wants to stay offshore for days, not hours, in genuine comfort.
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