2009 Fairline Squadron 55

The Fairline Squadron 55 is a flybridge motor yacht built in 2009, measuring 56.79 feet with a 15.78-foot beam. She is powered by two Volvo Penta D12 diesel engines producing a combined 1,600 horsepower, with only 675 hours on the engines. She operates at a cruising speed of 22 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 31 knots. The yacht features natural teak decking on the side decks, bow, swim platform, stairs, flybridge and bathing platform, along with a Besenzoni hydraulic passerelle and Lewmar electric windlass with stainless steel Ultra Marine anchor and 80 meters of chain.

The accommodation layout includes three double cabins. The owner's stateroom spans the full width amidships and features an en-suite bathroom and panoramic windows. The forward VIP cabin includes a double bed and en-suite head. A guest cabin has two single berths with shared bathroom access. Additional storage is provided in a dedicated equipment cabin. The main saloon is bright and spacious with noble wood flooring, a drop-leaf dining table, and an electrically retractable Bang & Olufsen television. The galley is fully equipped with induction cooktop, combination oven, grill, microwave, sink and refrigerator, served by pressurized water and heating systems.

The flybridge is a substantial entertaining space protected by a large Bimini canopy. It features a wet bar with refrigeration, electric grill and sink, plus a dining area for ten with an adjustable teak table that converts to additional sunbathing space. The yacht carries a 17.5 kW Onan diesel generator, Victron MultiPlus charger and inverter, and a complete battery bank of ten 200 Ah AGM batteries. Additional systems include Garmin navigation equipment with FLS Platinum forward-looking sounder and autopilot control, Bang & Olufsen audio and Bose surround sound throughout, bow and stern thrusters, Lenco electric trim tabs, and full air conditioning with 80,000 BTU capacity. The swim platform accommodates a tender with removable supports.