Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Blackfin 272 CC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows four priced Blackfin 272 CC listings asking between $239,977 and $309,977, with a median asking price of $249,987. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. Worth noting these are all late-model boats rigged with twin Mercury outboards rated 600 HP total, so the range sits well above what you might expect from an older used center console.
The four 272 CC listings on the site are 2025 and 2026 models, so this is current-production inventory rather than older used stock. The descriptions call out brand new 2026 boats and a 2025 example, all center consoles. If you are hunting for an earlier year, nothing older shows up in the current listings, and there are no other Blackfin models listed at the moment.
None of the four 272 CC listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from what is on the site. Given they are 2025 and 2026 boats described as brand new or current inventory, hours are likely minimal, but that is not confirmed in any description. Ask the seller directly for a reading off the Mercury displays before you go further.
Since these are 2025 and 2026 boats with twin Mercury outboards totaling 600 HP, start with the engine hour readout and service records, plus remaining factory warranty coverage on both motors and the hull. Check rigging, batteries, fuel system and the console electronics under power on a sea trial. Confirm the hull and engine serial numbers match the stock number, and inspect gelcoat and hardware for transport or dock damage.
From the listings themselves: twin Mercury outboard power totaling 600 HP, gas fuel, and a center console layout. Length is listed at 27 ft to 27 ft 2 in with a 9 ft 4 in beam on the boats that state it. The descriptions talk broadly about offshore capability, fishing performance and premium comfort but do not itemize specific equipment, so ask the seller for a full option list.
The descriptions lean that way. Sellers describe the 272 CC as built for offshore performance and serious fishing, with twin Mercury outboards making 600 HP combined on a 27-foot center console hull with a 9 ft 4 in beam. Twin power is a real plus for running out. Beyond those points, the listings do not give sea-keeping details or ride data, so a sea trial in real conditions is the way to judge.
All four Blackfin 272 CC listings on US Marine Connection are in Bradenton, Florida. Every one has photos, so you can look the boats over before making the drive or arranging a viewing. There are no listings in other cities at the moment, and no other Blackfin models are listed either, so Bradenton is your only option from this inventory right now.
The spread is about $70,000, from $239,977 at the low end to $309,977 at the high end, with a median of $249,987. Three of the four sit nearer the bottom of that range. All are 2025 or 2026 center consoles with the same twin Mercury 600 HP setup, so differences likely come down to model year and equipment. Compare option lists before drawing conclusions.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.
Blackfin 272 CC listed now
DealerFair DealBradenton, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
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$239,977
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DealerBradenton, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
Nationwide Delivery Available
$309,977
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DealerFair DealBradenton, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
Nationwide Delivery Available
$249,977
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DealerFair DealBradenton, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
Nationwide Delivery Available
$249,997
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