2007 Fairline Targa 52 GT

The 2007 Fairline Targa 52 GT is a 51-foot fiberglass motor yacht designed by Bernard Olesinski with a deep-V hull engineered for smooth handling and efficient cruising. Powered by twin Volvo Penta D12 800 diesel engines producing 1,600 horsepower combined, it reaches a top speed exceeding 40 knots. The yacht features a retractable powered hardtop that transforms the expansive cockpit into an enclosed space, along with both forward and stern thrusters for precise maneuvering and docking control.

Below deck, the accommodation comprises three double cabins and two heads. The galley is fully equipped with refrigerator, freezer, cooktop, and microwave alongside generous storage for meal preparation. A tender garage is integrated into the design to accommodate a large RIB tender.

The yacht has been recently serviced with new antifouling applied to the hull. Both engines and the generator have been newly serviced and show low engine hours. The engines have been repainted and polished. Equipment includes a solar power system, watermaker for extended offshore capability, and a built-in fishfinder. The shallow 3.7-foot draft allows access to shallow anchorages and coastal waters.