The Fairline Squadron 74 - Ref 0391

Year Built: 2005
Price: £1,500,000
Description:

Fairline Squadron 24

2 x 1550 hp Caterpillar C30 diesel engines give 33 knots; Luxurious air conditioned accommodation for 6 in 3 ensuite cabins; Modified owner’s stateroom with very large toilet / shower compartment and full width walk-in wardrobe; Separate 2 berth ensuite crew cabin; Full dual station Raymarine electronics package; Saloon plasma TV with satellite system; Water maker; Bow and stern thrusters; Jet RIB and much more. A truly bespoke example of these elegant and luxurious motoryachts. Professionally maintained for sole owner and offered in full commission with one year’s free berthing in Channel Island Marina. British Part 1 registered (name to be retained). Price is Exc Vat. Lying Guernsey. A full specification can be e-mailed to interested parties - please e-mail guernsey@cimarine.co.uk .

ABOUT THE FAIRLINE SQUADRON 74

Ultimate power and sophistication.
The design brief for each powerfully impressive yacht in our flagship Squadron series has been to create the best in its class and the uncompromising quality of the marine engineering, equipment, detailing and finish reflect that impeccably.

Fine, hand-polished woods and exquisite inlays, elegant soft furnishings and fabrics, sophisticated living areas; all combine to create a unique ambience in which to relax and entertain in ultimate style.

This is the flagship of the Fairline stable and it is justifiably a fabulous boat.

The squadron 74 has stunning woodwork, a combination of burr elm and eucalyptus that provides an eye-catching design element throughout, including the four staterooms below decks. Whether in the saloon, starboard dining space, port galley, or starboard helm station, the fit and finish and joiner work is superior.

The layout includes a forepeak stateroom, a pair of twin berth quarters to either side, and an amidships master. Each has ample stowage areas including drawer, cabinet, closet, and cubby space to make packing for that long weekend or extended excursion easy. Design elements like the sculpted overhead in the master, the meticulously finished wood bulkheads in the hallway, and the wooden blinds in all the quarters add to the classy ambiance.

Noteworthy interior design continues on the main deck, where Fairline has created a space meant for entertaining and emphasizing ease of movement. The main deck is a comfortable yet elegant space not only pleasant to look at but easy to move about in. To starboard is the fully equipped helm, with its twin multidirectional, electrically adjustable Recaro leather chairs.

The dining table, just aft of the lower helm station, can seat eight. The galley, opposite the dining area, has an electrically operated partition that can close off the cooking and prep space when necessary. Combine that with the shoji-like sliding door that can separate the lower helm station from the dining area, and a dinner aboard takes on a special, private quality.

Sure to be a focal point for any cruising party is the wide-open, teak-sole bridge deck. The pilot's and co-pilot's seats are flanked by seating areas, while a dining table and additional seating is located aft of the starboard side helm.

The performance is also very impressive. She can maintain 20 knots through pretty much any weather. She answers the helm quickly and at 2000 rpm a 30.4-mph average is maintained with a 308-NM range, good for a boat with a fuel capacity of almost 1,300 gallons.

The top-of-the-line Squadron 74 is sure to please Fairline owners wishing to step up to a larger vessel.