The Fairline Squadron 55 is a British-built fiberglass motor yacht from 2000, powered by twin Volvo TAMD74P-B diesel engines delivering 1,200 horsepower combined. The boat cruises comfortably at 24 knots and has completed its 1,000-hour service. She is equipped with bow and stern thrusters, a Cooney Marine davit system, and a stainless steel anchor.
The yacht accommodates four cabins across a generously proportioned layout, with two heads and a spacious salon complemented by a flybridge. Navigation and helm stations are equipped with dual 12-inch Garmin chartplotters, Garmin radar and VHF, and a fully integrated Raytheon autopilot. The aft cockpit and swim platform feature AquaTech, and satellite television is available.
Recent updates include new bottom paint and zincs applied in 2025, a complete interior and exterior detail in summer 2025, and new canvas and isinglass completed in 2024. Engine air filters, the lower station throttle assembly, and the inverter were all replaced in 2024. The air conditioning units, pumps, water heater, and pump were renewed in 2023, as were the alternators. An engine room extractor system was installed in 2022. Refrigeration and microwave appliances are new, and LED courtesy lighting was added throughout in 2024.
Length
55.00 FT
Beam
15.25 FT
Draft
3.67 FT
Weight
44,715 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Deep-V
Cabins
4
Heads
2
Crew Cabins
1
Engines
2
Engine Make
Volvo
Engine Model
TAMD74P-B
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
1,150 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
580 GAL
Water
150 GAL