



$199,000
Asking Price
Atlantic Yacht Brokers
London, United Kingdom
Listed by Briar Linkwood
Briar
2009 Grady-White 330 Express
About This Yacht
Few sport fishermen strike the balance between offshore capability and genuine comfort quite like the Grady-White 330 Express, and this 2009 example has been configured to an exceptional standard that goes well beyond the factory specification. With a Yamaha 350hp outboard logging a modest 760 hours, a bow thruster for confident single-handed docking, and a full suite of live-aboard amenities including air conditioning, a watermaker, and a Phasor Marine generator, this vessel is ready for extended passages and serious fishing in equal measure. If you have been searching for a capable, well-equipped express cruiser that can anchor out in comfort or sprint to the fishing grounds with authority, your search ends here.
Grady-White has built its reputation over six decades on a simple but demanding promise: to build the finest fishing boats in the world. The 330 Express represents the pinnacle of that philosophy, combining the brand's legendary Sea-V2 deep-V hull – with its 19-degree deadrise at the transom – with a layout that refuses to compromise between the angler's cockpit and the cruiser's cabin. The result is a boat that feels equally at home running offshore in a building sea as it does hosting sundowners in a quiet anchorage, and this particular example has been owned and maintained with exactly that dual purpose in mind.
Machinery & Systems
Power comes from a single Yamaha 350hp outboard engine with approximately 760 hours recorded – a figure that represents a well-run-in but far from tired powerplant, with the bulk of its service life still ahead. Yamaha's reputation for reliability and ease of maintenance makes this an ideal choice for an owner who wants to spend time on the water rather than in the workshop. The 1,324-litre fuel tank provides exceptional range for a 33-foot express, enabling extended offshore passages with confidence. Onboard power generation is handled by a Phasor Marine 4.5kW diesel generator, providing reliable shore-independent electricity for all domestic systems. A dedicated watermaker ensures a continuous supply of fresh water from the sea, complementing the 189-litre fresh water tank for extended passages. Climate control is provided throughout, with air conditioning serving both the cabin and cockpit – a significant comfort upgrade for warm-weather cruising and fishing. An electric windlass handles anchor duties with ease, and a bow thruster makes precise manoeuvring in tight marina berths straightforward even when single-handed.
Navigation & Electronics
Navigation and situational awareness are handled by a Garmin GPS chartplotter system, providing reliable positioning, charting, and route-planning capability. Garmin's intuitive interface and extensive chart library make passage planning and navigation straightforward for both experienced mariners and those newer to offshore work. The electronics suite supports the boat's intended use as a capable offshore sport fisherman, providing the confidence to run to distant grounds and return safely. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request a full inventory of the electronics fit during viewing, as the Garmin system may be complemented by additional instruments including VHF radio, depth sounder, and fish-finding equipment consistent with the boat's sport fishing specification.
Accommodations
Below the flush foredeck, the 330 Express reveals a well-appointed cabin that transforms this sport fisherman into a genuine short-stay cruiser. The interior accommodates overnight guests with comfortable sleeping berths, and a single heads compartment with marine toilet provides essential privacy and convenience for extended trips. The cabin benefits from the boat's full-beam 3.53-metre width, creating a sense of openness that is rare in this size class. Air conditioning keeps the interior cool and comfortable regardless of conditions outside, making the cabin a genuine retreat after a long day on the water. Stowage throughout is generous, with dedicated spaces for fishing tackle, safety equipment, and personal gear, keeping the living areas clear and functional.
Deck & Exterior
The cockpit is the heart of this Grady-White and has been laid out with the serious angler firmly in mind. The wide, uncluttered working deck provides ample room for fighting fish, rigging tackle, and handling gear, while the transom configuration allows easy access to the water. The swim platform extends the usable deck space aft and provides a safe, non-slip surface for boarding from a tender or dinghy, as well as a natural launching point for swimmers and divers. The express-style layout integrates the helm station seamlessly into the cockpit, giving the captain clear sightlines in all directions and keeping the crew close at hand. Cockpit air conditioning means that even at anchor in tropical conditions, the outdoor spaces remain comfortable. The electric windlass and bow thruster work in concert to make anchoring and close-quarters manoeuvring a single-handed proposition, and the 3-metre maximum bridge clearance keeps the majority of marina facilities and bridges accessible.
Key Features
• Yamaha 350hp outboard – approximately 760 hours, well-maintained and reliable • Bow thruster for confident single-handed docking and manoeuvring • Phasor Marine 4.5kW generator for full shore-independent power • Watermaker fitted – extended offshore passages without water dependency • Air conditioning in both cabin and cockpit for year-round comfort • 1,324-litre fuel capacity delivering exceptional offshore range • Grady-White Sea-V2 deep-V hull – renowned for dry, confident offshore performance • Garmin GPS navigation system fitted and operational
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Cabins
2
Berths
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Heads
Specifications
Manufacturer
Grady-White
Model
Express 330
Year Built
2009
Length Overall
33.46 ft
Beam
11.2 ft
Type
Sport Fisherman
Condition
Used
Location
Fajardo
Country
Puerto Rico
Listed
15 Jul 2026

































