Aspire Yacht Sales lists 449 center consoles and saltwater fishing boats for sale in Florida. It is the second-largest category in our inventory and the one that turns over fastest.
Everything below is fifteen years old or newer. Prices are as listed by the selling broker and change frequently.
Center consoles from $200,000 to $500,000
- 28' 2027 Reef Runner 280$354,030St. Petersburg, Florida
- 28' 2026 Sea Hunt Gamefish 28FS$247,721Bonita Springs, Florida
- 34' 2026 Reef Runner 340$499,000St Petersburg, Florida
- 33' 2026 Stamas 33T Aventura$430,840Tarpon Springs, Florida
- 32' 2026 Vision Sterk 31 E$329,000Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 31' 2026 Stamas 31T Aventura$339,229Tarpon Springs, Florida
- 32' 2026 Other Sterk 31$259,000Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 28' 2026 Scout 288 LXF$329,999Jupiter, Florida
Center consoles from $500,000 to $1 million
- 34' 2027 Reef Runner 340$519,300Delray Beach, Florida
- 33' 2026 Valhalla Boatworks V33$699,000Stuart, Florida
- 37' 2026 Front Runner 37 Catamaran$749,900St Augustine, Florida
- 31' 2026 Chris-Craft 31 Catalina$549,000North Palm Beach, Florida
- 37' 2026 Valhalla Boatworks V37$849,000Stuart, Florida
- 45' 2026 Axopar 45 Cross Top$884,900Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 43' 2026 Invincible 43 Open Fisherman$996,500Dunedin, Florida
- 33' 2025 Conch$559,000Palm Harbor, Florida
Center consoles $1 million and above
- 43' 2026 Front Runner Catamaran$1,150,000St. Augustine, Florida
- 43' 2026 Freeman$1,499,000Bradenton, Florida
- 53' 2026 HCB 53 Suenos$1,849,000Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 42' 2026 Freeman 42$1,350,000New Smynra Beach, Florida
- 41' 2025 Valhalla Boatworks V-41$1,249,000Palm Beach, Florida
- 41' 2025 Valhalla Boatworks V-41 Center Console$1,086,000Destin, Florida
- 38' 2025 Wajer Center Console$1,200,000Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 46' 2025 Valhalla Boatworks V46$1,799,000Fort Lauderdale, Florida
What separates a good one
Power, and how recent it is. Outboards define the boat. A five-year-old hull with fresh engines is usually a better proposition than a newer hull with tired ones, because repowering is the largest cost you can face after purchase. Check the engine year, not just the hull year. They are frequently different, and the listing does not always make that obvious.
How often engines need replacing comes down to compression and the overall condition of the engine rather than hours or age on their own. A compression test as part of the survey tells you considerably more than the hour meter does.
Fuel capacity, if you intend to cross. Range is not a number you can read off a spec sheet. It comes down to how much fuel the boat carries and what the sea state does to your burn. The same hull that crosses comfortably on a flat day will not on a rough one. Start with tankage, then ask what the boat actually burns at cruise, and keep a real reserve for conditions rather than a theoretical one.
Layout for the actual use. A tournament-rigged boat with a full-height leaning post and rocket launchers is a different boat from the same hull with forward seating and a head. Both are called center consoles. Decide which one you are buying before you compare prices.
How we compare boats
When we shortlist vessels for a client, three things drive the comparison before anything else: the newest year available within the budget, the highest horsepower offered for that model, and the lowest engine hours for the age. Condition, service history and where the boat is lying come next. It is a deliberately blunt first filter, and it is how a long list becomes a short one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a center console cost? Our Florida inventory starts at two hundred thousand dollars and runs past a million for a fifty-foot quad-outboard boat. Length and total horsepower drive most of the spread.
How often do outboards need replacing? There is no set interval. It depends on compression and the overall condition of the engine rather than hours or age on their own. A compression test as part of the survey tells you far more than the hour meter does.
Do I need a captain for a center console? Almost never. Boats in this class are owner-operated as a matter of course. Professional crew starts to matter above fifty feet, and a center console at that size is unusual.