2027 Freeman 38 | 38ft

Catamaran Hull and Quad-Outboard Power

The 2027 Freeman 38 combines a fiberglass catamaran hull with quad Mercury 300 V8 outboards rated at a combined 1,200 hp. The 38-foot length overall is paired with an 11.5-foot beam, a 1.75-foot minimum draft, and a dry weight of 12,500 lb.

The propulsion package has 20 engine hours, while the yacht’s stated cruising speed is 50 knots and its stated maximum speed is 75 knots. A joystick and Zipwake automatic trim tabs form part of the handling equipment.

Helm Electronics and Communications

Two 22-inch Garmin displays anchor the helm, accompanied by a 6-foot Garmin open-array radar and two transducers rated at 1 kW and 3 kW. Dual ICOM VHF radios and Starlink expand the yacht’s communication equipment.

The custom black dash incorporates Bocatech switches, a matte-black steering wheel, and triple helm Release Marine teak seats. A second row of Release Marine teak seating continues the helm-area layout.

Deck Layout and Fishing Equipment

The cockpit and deck arrangement includes three livewells, a dive door, electric plugs, and additional rod holders. Gem Lux outrigger sleeves and white Marsh Tackey carbon-fiber internal outriggers support the fishing configuration.

An oversized forward lounger incorporates rod holders, while diamond-stitched upholstery finishes the seating. The console contains a head, and custom covers accompany the yacht.

Electrical, Audio, and Lighting Systems

A Rok charger and inverter support the yacht’s electrical arrangement. The JL Audio sound system works with a Bluetooth-enabled Fusion head unit.

Underwater lights, a Lumitec lighting system, spreader lights, multicolor accent lights, and a Razor light bar provide exterior illumination. White powder coating, an Ethereal hull color, an Ethereal hardtop underside, and Izen Wings complete the exterior treatment.

Tankage and Miami Location

The 2027 Freeman 38 carries 600 gallons of fuel, a 60-gallon water tank, and a 10-gallon holding tank. The yacht is located in Miami, Florida.