2013 Fairline Squadron 50 for Sale – 51 ft – Istanbul, Turkey

2013 Fairline Squadron 50

Discover luxury and performance with this 2013 Fairline Squadron 50, a stunning example of British craftsmanship and design. This vessel features a 3-cabin layout with 2 heads, plus a crew cabin equipped with a head and an AC system, ensuring comfort for both guests and crew.

Specifications

• Builder: Fairline (World-renowned British brand)

• Model: Squadron 50

• Year: 2013

• Layout: 3 guest cabins, 2 heads + crew cabin with head

• Engines: Twin Volvo Penta D11, 670hp each

Optional Extras

This Fairline Squadron 50 is loaded with premium extras for an unparalleled experience:

Anchoring & Launch Systems

• Ultra Anchor with Quick Chain Counter

• Hydraulic Fairline tender launch system

• Besenzoni Hydraulic Gangway

• Sur Marine 310 ST Tender with 20hp Yamaha outboard

Navigation & Electronics

• Garmin Radar

• GPSmap 6012

• GHC 10 Autopilot

• GMI 10 Marine Instrument

• GHS 10i VHF Radio

• Raymarine 60 cm SAT TV Antenna

• Raymarine SAT TV Antenna (additional unit)

Comfort & Entertainment

• Samsung LCD TV in Saloon

• Cruisair Reverse Cycle A/C System

• Watermaker – Ensures fresh water supply for extended cruising

Galley & Flybridge Amenities

• Full-size dishwasher

• Electric ceramic hob

• Multiple Isotherm refrigerators (Galley, Flybridge, and Lower Deck)

• Isotherm Icemaker (Flybridge)

• Electric BBQ (Flybridge)

Power & Performance

• Cummins Onan 17 kW Generator

• Side Power Bow Thruster

Key Features

• Modern and spacious 3-cabin layout, ideal for family cruising or hosting guests

• Comfortable crew accommodations with dedicated head and air conditioning

• Fully equipped galley and flybridge for a luxurious onboard experience

• Upgraded with a watermaker for extended cruising autonomy

• SAT TV antennas for enhanced entertainment and connectivity

Compare the sheer amount of intelligent, usable space this new Squadron has to offer over yachts of similar size, and you begin to appreciate its truly innovative nature.

To achieve the seemingly impossible, we simply had to rewrite the rule book. Bulkheads were moved back, the bow was made beamier, all to create a yacht that has beautifully proportioned rooms, not mere cabins; where the forward master defies its position in the bow with impressively wide dimensions; where the galley is perfectly positioned so you are not tucked away from the action; and a flybridge that doesn’t feel like a flybridge, more like a large luxurious lounge open to the sky.