2011 Fairline Squadron 65

The 2011 Fairline Squadron 65 is a 65-foot fiberglass motor yacht built around a spacious flybridge layout that delivers the comfort and presence of a much larger boat. Twin Caterpillar diesel engines rated at 2272 horsepower provide a cruising speed of 25 knots with a maximum speed of 32 knots. The open flybridge offers excellent sightlines, while the lower helm station features an upgraded helm with new Garmin GPS displays, Vesper VHF radios, and an updated autopilot controller for comprehensive navigation and vessel monitoring.

The accommodations include three ensuite staterooms, a separate dayhead, and crew quarters with a full head. The salon benefits from excellent natural light and includes a smart TV, Fusion stereo system with amplifier and subwoofer, and LED lighting throughout. A full camera system supports onboard security and convenience. The yacht is equipped with hydraulic bow and stern thrusters for enhanced maneuvering.

Recent upgrades span 2024 to 2025 and include eight new AGM batteries, an interior LED lighting conversion, updated dashboard console with new controls, a Starlink installation, and a folding tender rack on the swim platform. The CAT engines display was upgraded, and bottom paint and Propspeed application were completed in winter 2024. The boat has been maintained professionally and kept exclusively in freshwater.