2007 Fairline Squadron 68

The 2007 Fairline Squadron 68 is a 69-foot flybridge yacht powered by twin Caterpillar C30 diesel engines rated at 1550 horsepower each. Built of fiberglass, she has a 17-foot beam and accommodates four cabins with four heads. The boat has undergone extensive upgrades and maintenance throughout her ownership, with recent work including new chillers, new air conditioning units in the flybridge, completely replaced flooring throughout the interior, new Strataglass windows, and new isinglass enclosures on the bridge.

The lower helm features dual captain seats and is equipped with two Garmin multifunction displays, Raymarine autopilot, bow and stern thrusters, trim tabs, and a full suite of navigation and communication gear. The flybridge helm station incorporates a central feature panel finished in stitched leather and sits above an innovative hard-wearing flooring. A galley on the flybridge includes a prep station, ice maker, sink, and deep refrigerator, all sheltered under a hardtop with air conditioning.

Accommodations consist of a VIP stateroom with an island berth and ensuite head with shower, a port guest stateroom with side-by-side berth and ensuite facilities, a starboard guest stateroom with pullman berth and desk, and a master stateroom with island berth, full closet, ensuite head with shower, and separate couch. The main salon features new flooring, a sofa and love seats, large hull side windows, and a flat-screen television. The galley includes a dining table for six, island with storage and U-line ice maker, Sub-Zero and Summit wine cooler, De Dietrich four-burner cooktop, and generous cabinet storage throughout.

The boat includes a teak swim platform with ladder, teak cockpit, and a tender with 50-horsepower Honda outboard and davit for deployment. Underwater lights surround the hull, and the yacht is fitted with bow and stern thrusters, windlass, JL Audio speakers throughout, and Fusion audio systems.