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.

A nice place to be
In terms of both equipment and styling, the huge, airy saloon is an example of interior design at its very best and here we feature enormous panoramic windows. The aft positioned galley places you right at the heart of the action and helps deliver the perfect, sociable alfresco environment.

At rest
The spectacular, light-filled master cabin with its panoramic hull windows, overhead glazed panels and 6'6" flat headroom, boasts dimensions that would shame many 60ft boats. You’ll also find two beautifully appointed guest cabins, as well as two large en suite bathrooms. An optional fourth cabin with feature window can be easily accessed from the cockpit.

Freedom
The flybridge is larger than previously seen on a boat of this size, providing plentiful areas for entertaining and relaxing. Aft, the ‘frameless’ glass entrance door - with its own opening window - allows seamless access to the extensive cockpit. Fairline's Tender Launch System helps watercraft up to the size and weight of a Williams 285 Jet RIB effortlessly in and out of the water.