Scout 275 LXF Boats For Sale

The Scout 275 LXF is a 27-foot luxury center console built around fishing without giving up the soft-touch upholstery, embroidered stitching and finish work that mark it as a different kind of boat from a tournament rig. The LXF designation stands for luxury fisherman, and the layout reflects both jobs: combing bolsters run the full length of the boat, powder-coated grab handles in an off-white Scout cream tone wrap the gunnels, and the center console is integrated into the floor so you can walk past it without turning sideways. Hull colors seen on the 275 LXF include a black gel coat and Zoar blue, with interior cushion options such as Italia and a Porsche Cayenne tan inspired by sports-car interiors.

Power on the 275 LXF comes from twin outboards rigged with digital controls. Boats have been fitted with twin Yamaha F200 four-strokes, the newer Yamaha L6 225 four-stroke, and Mercury 225 Verados. The helm uses a tilt hydraulic system with an optional Edson steering wheel and speed knob, push-button start on the Mercury setups, and trim tabs with LED indicators. Some boats add joystick control with Sky Hook for station holding, while a 36-volt MinnKota 112-pound Terrova iPilot trolling motor is a common option that holds position over a spot for roughly six to eight hours on a full charge.

Electronics are mounted from the factory into a dash that can be ordered with dark tinted glass. Typical fits include a Garmin 7612xSV with sonar, a 12-inch multifunction display with fish finder, and a Garmin 110 VHF radio in the T-top. The helm carries a Fusion stereo head unit feeding a six-speaker JL Audio system with subwoofer on some boats, plus USB input and a 12-volt outlet. An electronics door lowers to protect the screens, and the entire helm unlocks by key and folds back for rear access to switches and wiring.

The cockpit is set up to fish hard. Two in-deck fish boxes are heavily insulated and macerated with overboard discharge, two live wells sit in the stern corners, and a bait-prep rigging station includes a stainless steel sink with fresh water that doubles as a transom shower, cutting board, stainless rod holders and tackle storage drawers. Flush-mount rod holders line the gunnels, rocket launchers and LED lights are built into the hardtop, and the rear bench seat folds down three ways to open a casting deck and reach the swim platform. A wave-gate door folds flat to the floor for easy access to the swim platforms on either side of the engines, and a removable ski pylon supports water sports. Fender Pro mounts hang fenders directly in front of the pop-up cleats so the cleats stay clear.

Forward, the console holds a porcelain head with overboard discharge and macerated pump-out, a holding tank, switch panel and an onboard battery charger, with a stowed bow table mounted inside. The bow has A-frame horseshoe seating with backrests that raise and lower, deep storage under the benches, an insulated cooler, and large in-floor storage. Pull-out fenders, a recessed stainless plow anchor with windlass operated by foot pedals at both bow and helm, and a 15-gallon freshwater system with raw- and freshwater washdown round out the rigging. Brass seacocks, a 2,000-GPH bilge pump and fuel-water separators sit in an accessible bilge. Gunnel height reaches roughly belt-line on a six-foot-three adult, giving real security when bottom fishing. Used Scout 275 LXF boats for sale from model years 2016 and 2019 turn up well-equipped with electronics, trolling motors and underwater lights already installed, making them worth checking when comparing against a new build.



Currently, there are 669 boats available for sale for Scout boats. Prices range from $4,900 to $2,000,000, with an average listing price of $258,686. The inventory includes 364 new boats and 305 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 669 powerboats. Popular boat types include Center Console, Saltwater Fishing, Dual Console, Bay, and Sport Fishing. boats are most popular in Fort Lauderdale, Sarasota, Ocean City, Niceville, and Naples. There have been 2,012 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. August is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, day cruising, saltwater fishing, offshore fishing, and overnight cruising. Most boats contain with heads, joystick, sea keeper, radio, and depth sounder. boats tend to have an average of 2 engines. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or Yamaha engines or MERCURY engines.