Fairline Squadron 74 - Model Overview
Everything we've learned in nearly 40 years of building fine motor yachts is embodied in the breathtakingly elegant, award-winning Squadron 74. From the well proven sea-going hull form to the smallest detail of the cabinetry, we have drawn on the lessons learned from the creation of more than 10,000 Fairline boats to create a Grand Luxe motor yacht quite without peer.
From design concept to computer model - to full-size walk-through mock-up - absolutely nothing has been left to chance; every inch of this boat fits a precise design purpose. Quite simply, the Squadron 74 is the embodiment of what a luxury performance motor yacht should be; and she is without equal. She took three years to develop, and countless thousands of man-hours. And it shows.
The magnificence of the Squadron 74 extends way beyond concepts of pure size. Large, luminous public spaces; grand private staterooms that combine light, space and air to stunning effect; and everywhere, the dazzling interplay between the finest materials (hand-selected marble work surfaces, hand-matched burrs and exotic woods) and state-of-the-art design accents and features.
It's unlikely that you'd ever encounter a 'standard' Squadron 74, because its owner will have dictated virtually every aspect of this motor yacht, from the arrangement of the accommodation to the choice of electronics, materials and finishes. The boat will sleep eight to ten, depending on whether you choose the three or four-cabin layout.
There are multiple choices in the seating numbers around the saloon dining table; fixed sofa instead of breakfast bar and stools; fully equipped aft utility room or twin-berth crew cabin with en suite shower and toilet facilities.
The same freedom of choice applies when it comes to tenders and water toys: select the concealed transom garage (with hydraulic launching and recovery facilities for a RIB up to 3.5m in size) or go for the additional flybridge crane option to lift your personal watercraft in and out with ease and simplicity.
Below and amidships, in the digitally controlled, air-conditioned ambience, you'll find a truly spectacular owner's stateroom.
It features, amongst other delights, six large, vertical portholes that encourage light and air to flood into the room; an en suite private dressing room, separate en suite private bathroom with large walk¬in shower and body jets (or optional whirlpool bath) a king-size double bed, LCD television, Bose® DVD/CD/Radio entertainment centre, settee, bird's eye maple vanity unit/office desk, concealed floor lighting and security safe. Even the owner's literary needs have been considered, with the inclusion of a bookcase, cleverly concealed behind elegant wood panelling. The beautiful forward guest stateroom and third cabin each have private facilities.
The sheer size of the magnificent flybridge affords three distinct social areas: first, the upper helm position, where the helmsman can be literally at the centre of the gathering; then a large dining area complete with comprehensively equipped galley; and at the aft, a large, separate sunbathing and 'party' area. In short, a huge and commanding bridge that offers a unique atmosphere and experience for you and your guests to enjoy when you're under way ... and when you're not!
Fairline Squadron 74 - Range Overview
In the Squadron models, Fairline build integrity achieves its highest expression. The design goal for each of the four Squadron models was, quite simply, to be the best in its class; consequently, the use of the term ‘luxury’ in the context of these motor yachts verges on understatement. Here, the demanding owner will find levels of equipment, detailing, and fit and finish not available elsewhere. Lacquered, hand polished fine woods and inlays, the finest hand-selected furnishings and fabrics, and generous living spaces combine to create and exquisite ambience in which to relax, explore and entertain.
Fairline Squadron 74 - Brochure Foreword
THE FAIRLINE MARQUE WAS BORN of one man's vision and passion for excellence. Jack Newington, the company's founder, was a man committed to the highest ideals of quality and integrity; more than that, he had the rare ability to take his own high standards and values and weave them into the fabric of what was to become a hugely successful enterprise. Even today, forty years later, these values still drive everything we do. Fairline excels at building beautiful boats that delight, exhilarate and astonish their owners. This is the marque for those who look beyond the brash and the superficial; these are boats with a beauty and integrity that is very much 'More than Skin Deep'.
Exceeding the expectations of some of the most quality-sensitive customers in the world isn't easy. The ability to deliver real pleasure of ownership, year after year, calls for an unwavering company culture and an unquestioning core commitment, to build the very best. That Fairline has succeeded is readily apparent. Praise and the attention of the world's press greets each new Fairline introduction, and the marque commands universal respect for its unique ability to meld traditional skilled craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovations of the 21st century. Success is apparent, too, in the satisfyingly high residual values associated with our motor yachts, and - above all - in the fact that Fairline owners wishing to explore new models overwhelmingly do so within rather than outside the Fairline stable.
Stunning, exhilarating and seductive though they are on the surface, there's much, much more to a Fairline than meets the eye. Come, let's explore.
A FAIRLINE IS IN THE DETAILS. Every Fairline is the confluence of a bold creative vision, a clear sense of purpose and a sound seafaring pragmatism. These attributes combine to create a motor yacht that intuitively feels 'right', instilling a sense of comfort and confidence in everyone who steps aboard.
The evocative lines of each boat are a classic merging of form and function. The hull form - responsible for the dry, secure and responsive ride that is the hallmark of every Fairline - comes from the studios of renowned naval architect Bernard Olesinski, while Fairline's Design, Engineering and Product Development team creates and refines every other aspect of the boat's design - from the bold style statements of the superstructure to the smallest interior detail.
Enriching the wealth of practical in-house design experience is feedback from our worldwide network of dealers and, above all from Fairline owners. We support international rallies; enabling Fairline designers to talk directly with Fairline customers about real-world, hands-on design issues and practicalities.
And it's not mere talk, either. Recent improvements include changes to dashboard and instrumentation layouts, the darkening of materials in certain areas to minimise glare, and the separation of compass and gauge illumination to maximise night-vision retention.
Such practical touches abound, making every moment aboard a pleasure. You might take for granted the self-parking wipers, or the eye-friendly red night-lighting at the lower helm position, but if you've spent much time at cruising speed aboard other motor yachts, you'll certainly appreciate the ingenious fixed crockery stowage and the push-flush, anti-rattle door locks fitted throughout your Fairline.
For the same, eminently practical reasons, when you need a cockpit power socket to inflate the dinghy, you'll find one waiting, working (thanks to thorough waterproofing) and perfectly to hand. Overhead handrails will always, magically, be where they should be. And when you see the lengths to which we have gone to ensure that your enjoyment of a peaceful anchorage is not disturbed by noisy generators or the dribble and splash of their seawater exhausts, you'll start to understand the essence of the Fairline philosophy: quality, integrity and pride of ownership cannot be a pretty but fragile veneer... it must run very deep.
UNMATCHED LEVELS OF SERVICE. A vitally important part of the experience of being a Fairline owner is the commitment and integrity you will encounter at your local Fairline dealership. These are highly professional, thriving businesses in their own right, serving as representatives of Fairline within a network of dealerships stretching right around the world.
Your Fairline dealer will enhance every aspect of your Fairline ownership. His intimate local knowledge and experience will help you find the right Fairline, and ensure that it delivers the supreme pleasure of ownership for which this marque is justly renowned. Should the need arise, your Fairline dealer will also help you take advantage of the traditionally buoyant brokerage market, helping you to trade up smoothly and easily.
Everything we've learned in nearly 40 years of building fine motor yachts is embodied in the breathtakingly elegant, award-winning Squadron 74. From the well proven sea-going hull form to the smallest detail of the cabinetry, we have drawn on the lessons learned from the creation of more than 10,000 Fairline boats to create a Grand Luxe motor yacht quite without peer.
From design concept to computer model - to full-size walk-through mock-up - absolutely nothing has been left to chance; every inch of this boat fits a precise design purpose. Quite simply, the Squadron 74 is the embodiment of what a luxury performance motor yacht should be; and she is without equal. She took three years to develop, and countless thousands of man-hours. And it shows.
The magnificence of the Squadron 74 extends way beyond concepts of pure size. Large, luminous public spaces; grand private staterooms that combine light, space and air to stunning effect; and everywhere, the dazzling interplay between the finest materials (hand-selected marble work surfaces, hand-matched burrs and exotic woods) and state-of-the-art design accents and features.
It's unlikely that you'd ever encounter a 'standard' Squadron 74, because its owner will have dictated virtually every aspect of this motor yacht, from the arrangement of the accommodation to the choice of electronics, materials and finishes. The boat will sleep eight to ten, depending on whether you choose the three or four-cabin layout.
There are multiple choices in the seating numbers around the saloon dining table; fixed sofa instead of breakfast bar and stools; fully equipped aft utility room or twin-berth crew cabin with en suite shower and toilet facilities.
The same freedom of choice applies when it comes to tenders and water toys: select the concealed transom garage (with hydraulic launching and recovery facilities for a RIB up to 3.5m in size) or go for the additional flybridge crane option to lift your personal watercraft in and out with ease and simplicity.
Below and amidships, in the digitally controlled, air-conditioned ambience, you'll find a truly spectacular owner's stateroom.
It features, amongst other delights, six large, vertical portholes that encourage light and air to flood into the room; an en suite private dressing room, separate en suite private bathroom with large walk¬in shower and body jets (or optional whirlpool bath) a king-size double bed, LCD television, Bose® DVD/CD/Radio entertainment centre, settee, bird's eye maple vanity unit/office desk, concealed floor lighting and security safe. Even the owner's literary needs have been considered, with the inclusion of a bookcase, cleverly concealed behind elegant wood panelling. The beautiful forward guest stateroom and third cabin each have private facilities.
The sheer size of the magnificent flybridge affords three distinct social areas: first, the upper helm position, where the helmsman can be literally at the centre of the gathering; then a large dining area complete with comprehensively equipped galley; and at the aft, a large, separate sunbathing and 'party' area. In short, a huge and commanding bridge that offers a unique atmosphere and experience for you and your guests to enjoy when you're under way ... and when you're not!
Fairline Squadron 74 - Range Overview
In the Squadron models, Fairline build integrity achieves its highest expression. The design goal for each of the four Squadron models was, quite simply, to be the best in its class; consequently, the use of the term ‘luxury’ in the context of these motor yachts verges on understatement. Here, the demanding owner will find levels of equipment, detailing, and fit and finish not available elsewhere. Lacquered, hand polished fine woods and inlays, the finest hand-selected furnishings and fabrics, and generous living spaces combine to create and exquisite ambience in which to relax, explore and entertain.
Fairline Squadron 74 - Brochure Foreword
THE FAIRLINE MARQUE WAS BORN of one man's vision and passion for excellence. Jack Newington, the company's founder, was a man committed to the highest ideals of quality and integrity; more than that, he had the rare ability to take his own high standards and values and weave them into the fabric of what was to become a hugely successful enterprise. Even today, forty years later, these values still drive everything we do. Fairline excels at building beautiful boats that delight, exhilarate and astonish their owners. This is the marque for those who look beyond the brash and the superficial; these are boats with a beauty and integrity that is very much 'More than Skin Deep'.
Exceeding the expectations of some of the most quality-sensitive customers in the world isn't easy. The ability to deliver real pleasure of ownership, year after year, calls for an unwavering company culture and an unquestioning core commitment, to build the very best. That Fairline has succeeded is readily apparent. Praise and the attention of the world's press greets each new Fairline introduction, and the marque commands universal respect for its unique ability to meld traditional skilled craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovations of the 21st century. Success is apparent, too, in the satisfyingly high residual values associated with our motor yachts, and - above all - in the fact that Fairline owners wishing to explore new models overwhelmingly do so within rather than outside the Fairline stable.
Stunning, exhilarating and seductive though they are on the surface, there's much, much more to a Fairline than meets the eye. Come, let's explore.
A FAIRLINE IS IN THE DETAILS. Every Fairline is the confluence of a bold creative vision, a clear sense of purpose and a sound seafaring pragmatism. These attributes combine to create a motor yacht that intuitively feels 'right', instilling a sense of comfort and confidence in everyone who steps aboard.
The evocative lines of each boat are a classic merging of form and function. The hull form - responsible for the dry, secure and responsive ride that is the hallmark of every Fairline - comes from the studios of renowned naval architect Bernard Olesinski, while Fairline's Design, Engineering and Product Development team creates and refines every other aspect of the boat's design - from the bold style statements of the superstructure to the smallest interior detail.
Enriching the wealth of practical in-house design experience is feedback from our worldwide network of dealers and, above all from Fairline owners. We support international rallies; enabling Fairline designers to talk directly with Fairline customers about real-world, hands-on design issues and practicalities.
And it's not mere talk, either. Recent improvements include changes to dashboard and instrumentation layouts, the darkening of materials in certain areas to minimise glare, and the separation of compass and gauge illumination to maximise night-vision retention.
Such practical touches abound, making every moment aboard a pleasure. You might take for granted the self-parking wipers, or the eye-friendly red night-lighting at the lower helm position, but if you've spent much time at cruising speed aboard other motor yachts, you'll certainly appreciate the ingenious fixed crockery stowage and the push-flush, anti-rattle door locks fitted throughout your Fairline.
For the same, eminently practical reasons, when you need a cockpit power socket to inflate the dinghy, you'll find one waiting, working (thanks to thorough waterproofing) and perfectly to hand. Overhead handrails will always, magically, be where they should be. And when you see the lengths to which we have gone to ensure that your enjoyment of a peaceful anchorage is not disturbed by noisy generators or the dribble and splash of their seawater exhausts, you'll start to understand the essence of the Fairline philosophy: quality, integrity and pride of ownership cannot be a pretty but fragile veneer... it must run very deep.
UNMATCHED LEVELS OF SERVICE. A vitally important part of the experience of being a Fairline owner is the commitment and integrity you will encounter at your local Fairline dealership. These are highly professional, thriving businesses in their own right, serving as representatives of Fairline within a network of dealerships stretching right around the world.
Your Fairline dealer will enhance every aspect of your Fairline ownership. His intimate local knowledge and experience will help you find the right Fairline, and ensure that it delivers the supreme pleasure of ownership for which this marque is justly renowned. Should the need arise, your Fairline dealer will also help you take advantage of the traditionally buoyant brokerage market, helping you to trade up smoothly and easily.
| Boat Reference Number | 348 |
| Vessel Type | Flybridge |
| Designer | Bernard Olesinski & the Fairline design team |
| Manufacturer | Fairline |
| Model | Squadron 74 |
| Year | 2005 |
| Price | Ł1,345,000 Inc VAT |
| Town/Region | Gryts Varv, Hummelvik |
| Country | Sweden |
| Length Overall (LOA) | 74 Feet 5 Inches (22.2 M 12.7 CM) |
| Length at Waterline (LWL) | 73 Feet 4 Inches (21.9M 10.16CM) |
| Beam | 18 Feet 8 Inches (5.4M 20.32CM) |
| Draft | 5 Feet 3 Inches (1.5M 7.62CM) |
| Transport Height | 18 Feet 5 Inches (5.4M 12.7CM) |
| Dry Weight | 45 Tons (45000 Kilos) |
| Fuel Capacity | 5892 Litres (1297 Gallons) |
| Water Capacity | 1140 Litres (251 Gallons) |
| Engine(s) | 2 x CAT C30 1550 Diesel 1550mhp each |
| Drive Type | Shaftdrive |
| Cruising Speed | 24 knots |
| Maximum Speed | 33 knots |
| Engine Hours | 751 (will vary with usage) |
| Last Serviced | April 2010 |
| Servicing Agents | PON CAT Marine |
Colours & Interior Furnishings
Antifoul: Black
Trim/Waterline: Navy Blue
External Cushions: Cream
Cockpit Canopy: Cream
Flybridge Bimini Cover: Cream
Joinery & Panelling: High-Gloss American Cherry
Headlining & Cabin Panelling: Soft White Seal Skin
Carpet: Cream Berber
Galley Worktop: Copper Canyon
Upholstery: Cream Leather
Curtains: Cream
Bedheads: Cream
Antifoul: Black
Trim/Waterline: Navy Blue
External Cushions: Cream
Cockpit Canopy: Cream
Flybridge Bimini Cover: Cream
Joinery & Panelling: High-Gloss American Cherry
Headlining & Cabin Panelling: Soft White Seal Skin
Carpet: Cream Berber
Galley Worktop: Copper Canyon
Upholstery: Cream Leather
Curtains: Cream
Bedheads: Cream
Standard Features
Access to port and starboard side decks from lower helm
Adjustable/Tilt steering wheel
Aft cockpit enclosure covers
Air conditioning/reverse cycle heating system to main accommodation
Anchor winch (hydraulic)
Antifouling
Bone china dinner service, cutlery set and crystal glasses
Bose' DVD/CD/Radio home cinema surround sound system to saloon
Bowthruster 25hp
Breakfast bar or Navigator's helm
Calibrated anchor chain
Dining table with Burr Elm features
Dripless shaft seals
Dual station VHF Radio telephone incorporating intercom between lower and upper helms
Echosounder and speedometer/distance log with sea water temperature read out
Electrically adjusted backrestto dining seating/sunbed
Electro-hydraulic trim tabs with catholic protection
Fender set
Full width Master Stateroom with triple portrait portholes port and starboard
Fully equipped flybridge bar
Glendinning cable masters
GPS/radar/chartplotter interfaced with autopilot
Hot and cold water transom shower
Large walk-in shower with body¬jets
LCD televisions in saloon and all main cabins
Mooring warps
Onan generator 2 x 17.5kW
Open-plan galley with powered screen Remote control searchlight Remote control, concealed, telescopic hydraulic passerelle
Repeat flybridge engine instrumentation, controls and electronics
Self-stowing through-hull Delta anchor
Sideboard with icemaker
Stainless Steel pantograph windscreen wipers
Teak-laid bathing platform
Teak-laid bulwarks
Teak-laid floor throughout self-draining cockpit
Teak-laid oversize flybridge steps
Twin independent Recarop helm and co-pilot seats with electric adjustment
Hullform and Construction
All gel coat and glass fibre hand laid with unidirectional, biaxial and woven rovings
Antifouling
Bowthruster (hydraulic) 25hp
Deep 'V' forward; 18° deadrise aft- Designed by Bernard Olesinski and the Fairline design team
Full length moulded spray deflector
Hull/deck join bolted and bonded
Integrally moulded engine bearers
Isophthalic gel coat backed by isophthalic resin-rich powder-bound glass mat
The deck incorporates polyurethane foam cores for high strength and excellent thermal insulation -The integral bathing platform gives the boat a longer waterline length for improved performance, particularly at reduced power settings
The propellers are set in semi-tunnels enabling the engines to be located further aft, also reducing draught and improving efficiency by reducing the shaft angle
Transverse and longitudinal strengthening stringers throughout hull
Deck
12v weatherproof socket
Anchor chain locker
Anchor winch controls
Calibrated anchor chain
Concealed fuel fillers port and starboard
Deck wash points fore and aft
External covers to windscreen
Fairlead(s) aft
Fender set
Fender stowage
Full set of IMCO navigation lights
Grab rail on each transom wing
Hot and cold water transom shower
Hydraulic anchor winch
Recessed self-draining area on foredeck with coachroof sun cushions and adjustable backrests
Remote control searchlight with controls at both helm stations
Removable Stainless Steel guardrails for bathing platform
Riding light
Rigid swim ladder to bathing platform
Rubbing stroke
Self-stowing through-hull Delta anchor
Stainless Steel bow fairlead(s) and mooring drums aft
Stainless Steel bow, spring and stern cleats
Stainless Steel handrails
Stainless Steel hull protection plate under bow
Stainless Steel pantograph windscreen wipers
Stainless Steel pulpit
Teak-laid bathing platform
Teak-laid side deck
Teak-laid bulwarks
Transom gate from cockpit to integral bathing platform
Twin horns
Water fillers to port and starboard
Windscreen washers
Dinghy Stowage
the Squadron 74 is offered with two dinghy-handling methods Concealed Transom Garage with hydraulic door: A tender up to 3.5m can be stowed within the garage being launched and recovered by a concealed hydraulic winch Flybridge Stowage: An optional crane can be fitted to the aft flybridge for additional dinghy/PWC launching and recovery (lift capacity 350kg/7711bs) (aft flybridge sunbathing area deleted with this option)
Flybridge and Second Helm Position
12v weatherproof socket
Access via stairway from wheelhouse and by teak stairway from cockpit
Acrylic dodgers
Adjustable/Tilt steering wheel
Bilge pump switches with integral operating warning lights and audible alarms
Bowthruster controls
Companion seating to helm
Dedicated dining seating with large teak table Drinks holders Echosounder and speedometer/distance log repeaters with sea water temperature read out
Electrically adjusted backrest creating extended sunbathing deck
Electronic single-lever throttle and gear controls Ensign and staff Flybridge bar with refrigerator, icemaker, sink and electronic griddle
Furniture covers
Helm position indicator- High speed magnetic compass- Instrument covers- Large sunbathing area aft with non-absorbent foam filled cushions
Liferaft stowage
Open scanner radar to mast
Powered steering
Remote anchor winch controls
Repeat autopilot controls
Repeat engine bay fire extinguisher controls
Repeat flybridge engine instrumentation, controls and electronics
Repeat radar/chartplotter display
Searchlight controls
Stainless Steel handrails
Teak-laid flybridge deck
Teak-laid oversize flybridge steps
Trim tab controls
Twin radar masts with down-lighting
Two forward facing helm seats
VHF Radio telephone incorporating intercom to main helm
Wind-deflecting screen
Aft Cockpit/Transom
Access hatch to engine room
Aft cockpit enclosure covers
Bathing platform lights
Blue LED lighting to cockpit
Boat hook
Dockside television and phone inlets
Emergency boat shutdown switch
Emergency fuel shut¬off valves
Fender stowage
Low-level lights and lights under flybridge overhang
Manual bilge pump access
Mooring warps
Remote control, concealed, telescopic hydraulic passerelle
Service corridor accessed via cockpit and transom door
Solid teak handrail surround
Stainless Steel framed sliding door to main saloon - Teak-laid floor throughout self-draining cockpit
Various cockpit lockers
Warp lockers
Main Helm Position
12v socket
Access from helm to deck via 2 electrically locking side doors
Adjustable air conditioning vents
Adjustableffilt steering wheel
Bilge pump switches with integral operating warning lights and audible alarms
Bowthruster controls
Centralised vacuum cleaning system for lower and upper decks- Chart stowage
Charttable and light- Controls far engine bay fire extinguisher system
Domestic water management system
Drinks holders
Echosounder andspeedometer/distance log repeater with sea water temperature read out
Electronic single-lever throttle and gear controls
Engine diagnostic system
Foghorn with siren and loudhailer facility
Full engine instrumentation including; tachometers, oil pressure gauges,temperature gauges and battery condition indicators, audible alarms and engine hour meters
GPS/radar/chartplotter interfaced with autopilot
Helm position indicator
High speed magnetic compass
Powered steering
Red night-light illumination to helm
Remote anchor winch controls
Searchlight controls
Teak and Holly floor
Trim tab controls
Twin independent Recaro® helm and co-pilot seats with electric adjustment
VHF Radio telephone incorporating intercom to upper helm
Port Helm Station
Option 1- Breakfast Bar: Breakfast stools x
Granite counter
Timber flooring Option 2- Helm Companion Seating: Fully upholstered companion sofa
Timber flooring Option 3- Navigator's Helm: Electrically adjustable navigator's seat
Extending chart table
Helm extension for additional equipment installations
Seat base stowage
Timber flooring
Main Saloon
Drinks cabinet complete with crystal glasses
First Aid Kit
Full-height standing headroom
Halogen ceiling lights
Luxurious saloon appointments including 30" LCD television and state-of-the-art Bose® surround sound DVD/CD/Radio built into a tailor-made entertainment centre
Overhead handrail
Reading chair(s)
Sideboard with icemaker
Sofa
Table lamps
Wall-mounted bar unit
Dining Room
Bone china dinner service, cutlery set and crystal glasses
Dining privacy from helm provided by panelled partition
Dining table with Burr Elm features
Freestanding chairs x 6
Halogen ceiling lights
Serving window from galley
Galley
Crockery stowage
Cutlery drawer
Dedicated freezer below countertop
Dedicated refrigerator below countertop
Dishwasher
Electric ceramic/halogen hob (4 burner)
Microwave-oven
Extractor fan
Fire extinguisher
Halogen ceiling lights
Lacquered cupboard doors
Open-plan galley with powered screen
Optional 'walk-through' galley arrangement
Sinks x 2 with hot and cold mixer tap
Teak and Holly floor
Trash compactor
Waste disposal bin
Worktop lights
Master Stateroom
Access to en suite shower room/heads
Bedside stowage
Drawer(s) under bed
Full width Master Stateroom with triple portrait portholes port and starboard
Full-height standing headroom
Halogen ceiling lights
Home Cinema Surround Sound CD/Radio/DVD
Kingsize double bed with interior sprung mattress
LCD television 15"
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Recessed bookshelve
Sofa
Twin bedside tables
Vanity unit/bureau with chair, 240v power, telephone and inverter points
Master En Suite Dressing Room
Built-in security safe
Halogen ceiling lights
Hanging rails and drawers to optimise space
Mirror
Optional full width extended dressing room available when Starboard guest cabin/Master en suite bathroom conversion is selected -Twin portrait portholes with flyscreen
Master En Suite Bathroom
220v/240v shaving point
Bidet
Extractor fan
Freshwater vacuum flush toilets
Full set of bathroom fittings
Full standing height shower stalls with solid teak gratings and hinged glass door
Halogen ceiling lights
Large walk-in shower with solid teak gratings and body-jets
Mirror
Twin portrait portholes with flyscreen
Vanity unit with twin pedestal glass washbasins
Whirlpool bath (optional)
Forward Stateroom
Access to en suite shower room/heads
Bedside stowage
Built¬in security safe
CD/Radio
Halogen ceiling lights
Kingsize double bed with interior sprung mattress
Large hatch with flyscreen and concealed blinds to foredeck
LCD television 13"
Mid-level port and starboard lockers
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Wardrobe(s)
Starboard Guest Cabin
Bedside stowage
CD/Radio
Drawer(s) under bed
Full length berths x 2 with interior sprung mattresses
Halogen ceiling lights
LCD television 13"
Lockers (mid-level)
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Starboard guest cabin can optionally be utilised as an en suite bathroom to the Master Stateroom incorporating full length whirlpool bath with shower, vanity unit with twin washbasins, bidet and freshwater vacuum flush toilet
Wardrobe(s)
Port Guest Cabin
Access to en suite shower room/heads
Bedside stowage
CD/Radio
Drawer(s) under bed
Full length berths x 2 with interior sprung mattresses
Halogen ceiling lights
LCD television 13"
Lockers (mid-level)
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Wardrobe(s)
Forward En Suite & Guest Bathroom
220v/240v shaving point
Extractor fan
Freshwater vacuum flush toilets
Full set of bathroom fittings
Full standing height shower stalls with solid teak gratings, seat and hinged glass door
Mirror
Skylight
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Vanity unit with pedestal washbasin(s)
Aft Crew Cabins
Clothes washer/dryer- En suite extractor fan
Fire extinguisher- Full length berths x 2
Hanging locker (half-height)
En suite shower/heads facility
Air Conditioning
Adjustable air vents to all upper-level living accommodation
Air conditioning unit to aft cabins
Air conditioning/reverse cycle heating system to main accommodation including screen demist to lower helm
Digital controls to all air handlers
Hydraulic System
Centralised hydraulic system (garage door rams/tender winch/passerelle/transom door/bowthruster and windlass)
Electrical Systems
All 12v equipment supplied from separate battery
All 240v, 24v and 12v circuits (where applicable) protected by circuit breakers with main electrical load control panel
Emergency boat shutdown switch
Heavy duty circuit breakers
Isolating switches to all batteries
Remotely and manually operated isolating switches for all batteries
12 Volt: Battery charger 60 amp
Battery 1 x 200Ah
24 Volt: 24v-12v 20 amp converter
Battery isolating switches located in service corridor
Emergency battery coupling system permits each engine to start from opposite engine battery bank
Batteries 4 x 200Ah capacity for domestic services
Batteries 4 x 200Ah exclusively for starting each engine
240 Volt: 240v power points throughout the boat (fed from shore power or generator)
Battery charger 75 amp
Glendinning cable masters with twin 63 amp x 100ft shoreline sockets stowed in drums
Isolation transformers 2 x 18KvA each with soft starts
Onan generator 2 x 17.5kW with through-hull exhausts- Regulated charger 100 amp with 2 x 3 amp slave to port and starboard batteries
5000w invertor
Engines and Sterngear
Access through cockpit floor hatches to engine bay and service corridor
All sterngear, engines, fuel tank(s) etc. electrically bonded
Automatic engine bay fire extinguisher system with warnings at both helms
Automatic high capacity bilge pumps for forward bilge, engine bay and rudder bay
Cathodic protection
Dripless shaft seals
Electro-hydraulic trim tabs with cathodic protection
Engine bay lights
Engine room soundproofing
Exhaust overheat warning system
High capacity emergency manual bilge pump system with changeover valves
High corrosion-resistant TEMET shafts
Large diameter contra-rotating Manganese Bronze propellers
Lever sea cocks on all inlets and outlets located less than 15cm above the waterline
Manganese Bronze 'P' brackets and rudders
Reverso' oil change system
Water cooled through-hull engine silencers
Fuel System
Fuel filler splash stop and anti-foaming device
Fuel sight gauges
High capacity water separators and fuel filters with audible alarms at lower helm
Individual fillers and vents to port and starboard
Integrated cross-over fuel system
Marine grade alloy fuel tanks x 2
Self-balancing fuel filling system
Freshwater System
Automatic, pressurised supply with manual 'OFF' override switch at lower helm
Calorifier hot water system
Shore power immersion heater 2kW 240v - Water tanks
Waste Water System
Automatic tank discharge with manual override
Holding tank for aft cabin (8 gallon/10 US gallon 37L capacity)
Holding tanks x 2(85 gallon/100 US gallon (385L) total capacity)
Access to port and starboard side decks from lower helm
Adjustable/Tilt steering wheel
Aft cockpit enclosure covers
Air conditioning/reverse cycle heating system to main accommodation
Anchor winch (hydraulic)
Antifouling
Bone china dinner service, cutlery set and crystal glasses
Bose' DVD/CD/Radio home cinema surround sound system to saloon
Bowthruster 25hp
Breakfast bar or Navigator's helm
Calibrated anchor chain
Dining table with Burr Elm features
Dripless shaft seals
Dual station VHF Radio telephone incorporating intercom between lower and upper helms
Echosounder and speedometer/distance log with sea water temperature read out
Electrically adjusted backrestto dining seating/sunbed
Electro-hydraulic trim tabs with catholic protection
Fender set
Full width Master Stateroom with triple portrait portholes port and starboard
Fully equipped flybridge bar
Glendinning cable masters
GPS/radar/chartplotter interfaced with autopilot
Hot and cold water transom shower
Large walk-in shower with body¬jets
LCD televisions in saloon and all main cabins
Mooring warps
Onan generator 2 x 17.5kW
Open-plan galley with powered screen Remote control searchlight Remote control, concealed, telescopic hydraulic passerelle
Repeat flybridge engine instrumentation, controls and electronics
Self-stowing through-hull Delta anchor
Sideboard with icemaker
Stainless Steel pantograph windscreen wipers
Teak-laid bathing platform
Teak-laid bulwarks
Teak-laid floor throughout self-draining cockpit
Teak-laid oversize flybridge steps
Twin independent Recarop helm and co-pilot seats with electric adjustment
Hullform and Construction
All gel coat and glass fibre hand laid with unidirectional, biaxial and woven rovings
Antifouling
Bowthruster (hydraulic) 25hp
Deep 'V' forward; 18° deadrise aft- Designed by Bernard Olesinski and the Fairline design team
Full length moulded spray deflector
Hull/deck join bolted and bonded
Integrally moulded engine bearers
Isophthalic gel coat backed by isophthalic resin-rich powder-bound glass mat
The deck incorporates polyurethane foam cores for high strength and excellent thermal insulation -The integral bathing platform gives the boat a longer waterline length for improved performance, particularly at reduced power settings
The propellers are set in semi-tunnels enabling the engines to be located further aft, also reducing draught and improving efficiency by reducing the shaft angle
Transverse and longitudinal strengthening stringers throughout hull
Deck
12v weatherproof socket
Anchor chain locker
Anchor winch controls
Calibrated anchor chain
Concealed fuel fillers port and starboard
Deck wash points fore and aft
External covers to windscreen
Fairlead(s) aft
Fender set
Fender stowage
Full set of IMCO navigation lights
Grab rail on each transom wing
Hot and cold water transom shower
Hydraulic anchor winch
Recessed self-draining area on foredeck with coachroof sun cushions and adjustable backrests
Remote control searchlight with controls at both helm stations
Removable Stainless Steel guardrails for bathing platform
Riding light
Rigid swim ladder to bathing platform
Rubbing stroke
Self-stowing through-hull Delta anchor
Stainless Steel bow fairlead(s) and mooring drums aft
Stainless Steel bow, spring and stern cleats
Stainless Steel handrails
Stainless Steel hull protection plate under bow
Stainless Steel pantograph windscreen wipers
Stainless Steel pulpit
Teak-laid bathing platform
Teak-laid side deck
Teak-laid bulwarks
Transom gate from cockpit to integral bathing platform
Twin horns
Water fillers to port and starboard
Windscreen washers
Dinghy Stowage
the Squadron 74 is offered with two dinghy-handling methods Concealed Transom Garage with hydraulic door: A tender up to 3.5m can be stowed within the garage being launched and recovered by a concealed hydraulic winch Flybridge Stowage: An optional crane can be fitted to the aft flybridge for additional dinghy/PWC launching and recovery (lift capacity 350kg/7711bs) (aft flybridge sunbathing area deleted with this option)
Flybridge and Second Helm Position
12v weatherproof socket
Access via stairway from wheelhouse and by teak stairway from cockpit
Acrylic dodgers
Adjustable/Tilt steering wheel
Bilge pump switches with integral operating warning lights and audible alarms
Bowthruster controls
Companion seating to helm
Dedicated dining seating with large teak table Drinks holders Echosounder and speedometer/distance log repeaters with sea water temperature read out
Electrically adjusted backrest creating extended sunbathing deck
Electronic single-lever throttle and gear controls Ensign and staff Flybridge bar with refrigerator, icemaker, sink and electronic griddle
Furniture covers
Helm position indicator- High speed magnetic compass- Instrument covers- Large sunbathing area aft with non-absorbent foam filled cushions
Liferaft stowage
Open scanner radar to mast
Powered steering
Remote anchor winch controls
Repeat autopilot controls
Repeat engine bay fire extinguisher controls
Repeat flybridge engine instrumentation, controls and electronics
Repeat radar/chartplotter display
Searchlight controls
Stainless Steel handrails
Teak-laid flybridge deck
Teak-laid oversize flybridge steps
Trim tab controls
Twin radar masts with down-lighting
Two forward facing helm seats
VHF Radio telephone incorporating intercom to main helm
Wind-deflecting screen
Aft Cockpit/Transom
Access hatch to engine room
Aft cockpit enclosure covers
Bathing platform lights
Blue LED lighting to cockpit
Boat hook
Dockside television and phone inlets
Emergency boat shutdown switch
Emergency fuel shut¬off valves
Fender stowage
Low-level lights and lights under flybridge overhang
Manual bilge pump access
Mooring warps
Remote control, concealed, telescopic hydraulic passerelle
Service corridor accessed via cockpit and transom door
Solid teak handrail surround
Stainless Steel framed sliding door to main saloon - Teak-laid floor throughout self-draining cockpit
Various cockpit lockers
Warp lockers
Main Helm Position
12v socket
Access from helm to deck via 2 electrically locking side doors
Adjustable air conditioning vents
Adjustableffilt steering wheel
Bilge pump switches with integral operating warning lights and audible alarms
Bowthruster controls
Centralised vacuum cleaning system for lower and upper decks- Chart stowage
Charttable and light- Controls far engine bay fire extinguisher system
Domestic water management system
Drinks holders
Echosounder andspeedometer/distance log repeater with sea water temperature read out
Electronic single-lever throttle and gear controls
Engine diagnostic system
Foghorn with siren and loudhailer facility
Full engine instrumentation including; tachometers, oil pressure gauges,temperature gauges and battery condition indicators, audible alarms and engine hour meters
GPS/radar/chartplotter interfaced with autopilot
Helm position indicator
High speed magnetic compass
Powered steering
Red night-light illumination to helm
Remote anchor winch controls
Searchlight controls
Teak and Holly floor
Trim tab controls
Twin independent Recaro® helm and co-pilot seats with electric adjustment
VHF Radio telephone incorporating intercom to upper helm
Port Helm Station
Option 1- Breakfast Bar: Breakfast stools x
Granite counter
Timber flooring Option 2- Helm Companion Seating: Fully upholstered companion sofa
Timber flooring Option 3- Navigator's Helm: Electrically adjustable navigator's seat
Extending chart table
Helm extension for additional equipment installations
Seat base stowage
Timber flooring
Main Saloon
Drinks cabinet complete with crystal glasses
First Aid Kit
Full-height standing headroom
Halogen ceiling lights
Luxurious saloon appointments including 30" LCD television and state-of-the-art Bose® surround sound DVD/CD/Radio built into a tailor-made entertainment centre
Overhead handrail
Reading chair(s)
Sideboard with icemaker
Sofa
Table lamps
Wall-mounted bar unit
Dining Room
Bone china dinner service, cutlery set and crystal glasses
Dining privacy from helm provided by panelled partition
Dining table with Burr Elm features
Freestanding chairs x 6
Halogen ceiling lights
Serving window from galley
Galley
Crockery stowage
Cutlery drawer
Dedicated freezer below countertop
Dedicated refrigerator below countertop
Dishwasher
Electric ceramic/halogen hob (4 burner)
Microwave-oven
Extractor fan
Fire extinguisher
Halogen ceiling lights
Lacquered cupboard doors
Open-plan galley with powered screen
Optional 'walk-through' galley arrangement
Sinks x 2 with hot and cold mixer tap
Teak and Holly floor
Trash compactor
Waste disposal bin
Worktop lights
Master Stateroom
Access to en suite shower room/heads
Bedside stowage
Drawer(s) under bed
Full width Master Stateroom with triple portrait portholes port and starboard
Full-height standing headroom
Halogen ceiling lights
Home Cinema Surround Sound CD/Radio/DVD
Kingsize double bed with interior sprung mattress
LCD television 15"
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Recessed bookshelve
Sofa
Twin bedside tables
Vanity unit/bureau with chair, 240v power, telephone and inverter points
Master En Suite Dressing Room
Built-in security safe
Halogen ceiling lights
Hanging rails and drawers to optimise space
Mirror
Optional full width extended dressing room available when Starboard guest cabin/Master en suite bathroom conversion is selected -Twin portrait portholes with flyscreen
Master En Suite Bathroom
220v/240v shaving point
Bidet
Extractor fan
Freshwater vacuum flush toilets
Full set of bathroom fittings
Full standing height shower stalls with solid teak gratings and hinged glass door
Halogen ceiling lights
Large walk-in shower with solid teak gratings and body-jets
Mirror
Twin portrait portholes with flyscreen
Vanity unit with twin pedestal glass washbasins
Whirlpool bath (optional)
Forward Stateroom
Access to en suite shower room/heads
Bedside stowage
Built¬in security safe
CD/Radio
Halogen ceiling lights
Kingsize double bed with interior sprung mattress
Large hatch with flyscreen and concealed blinds to foredeck
LCD television 13"
Mid-level port and starboard lockers
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Wardrobe(s)
Starboard Guest Cabin
Bedside stowage
CD/Radio
Drawer(s) under bed
Full length berths x 2 with interior sprung mattresses
Halogen ceiling lights
LCD television 13"
Lockers (mid-level)
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Starboard guest cabin can optionally be utilised as an en suite bathroom to the Master Stateroom incorporating full length whirlpool bath with shower, vanity unit with twin washbasins, bidet and freshwater vacuum flush toilet
Wardrobe(s)
Port Guest Cabin
Access to en suite shower room/heads
Bedside stowage
CD/Radio
Drawer(s) under bed
Full length berths x 2 with interior sprung mattresses
Halogen ceiling lights
LCD television 13"
Lockers (mid-level)
Mirror
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Wardrobe(s)
Forward En Suite & Guest Bathroom
220v/240v shaving point
Extractor fan
Freshwater vacuum flush toilets
Full set of bathroom fittings
Full standing height shower stalls with solid teak gratings, seat and hinged glass door
Mirror
Skylight
Stainless Steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Vanity unit with pedestal washbasin(s)
Aft Crew Cabins
Clothes washer/dryer- En suite extractor fan
Fire extinguisher- Full length berths x 2
Hanging locker (half-height)
En suite shower/heads facility
Air Conditioning
Adjustable air vents to all upper-level living accommodation
Air conditioning unit to aft cabins
Air conditioning/reverse cycle heating system to main accommodation including screen demist to lower helm
Digital controls to all air handlers
Hydraulic System
Centralised hydraulic system (garage door rams/tender winch/passerelle/transom door/bowthruster and windlass)
Electrical Systems
All 12v equipment supplied from separate battery
All 240v, 24v and 12v circuits (where applicable) protected by circuit breakers with main electrical load control panel
Emergency boat shutdown switch
Heavy duty circuit breakers
Isolating switches to all batteries
Remotely and manually operated isolating switches for all batteries
12 Volt: Battery charger 60 amp
Battery 1 x 200Ah
24 Volt: 24v-12v 20 amp converter
Battery isolating switches located in service corridor
Emergency battery coupling system permits each engine to start from opposite engine battery bank
Batteries 4 x 200Ah capacity for domestic services
Batteries 4 x 200Ah exclusively for starting each engine
240 Volt: 240v power points throughout the boat (fed from shore power or generator)
Battery charger 75 amp
Glendinning cable masters with twin 63 amp x 100ft shoreline sockets stowed in drums
Isolation transformers 2 x 18KvA each with soft starts
Onan generator 2 x 17.5kW with through-hull exhausts- Regulated charger 100 amp with 2 x 3 amp slave to port and starboard batteries
5000w invertor
Engines and Sterngear
Access through cockpit floor hatches to engine bay and service corridor
All sterngear, engines, fuel tank(s) etc. electrically bonded
Automatic engine bay fire extinguisher system with warnings at both helms
Automatic high capacity bilge pumps for forward bilge, engine bay and rudder bay
Cathodic protection
Dripless shaft seals
Electro-hydraulic trim tabs with cathodic protection
Engine bay lights
Engine room soundproofing
Exhaust overheat warning system
High capacity emergency manual bilge pump system with changeover valves
High corrosion-resistant TEMET shafts
Large diameter contra-rotating Manganese Bronze propellers
Lever sea cocks on all inlets and outlets located less than 15cm above the waterline
Manganese Bronze 'P' brackets and rudders
Reverso' oil change system
Water cooled through-hull engine silencers
Fuel System
Fuel filler splash stop and anti-foaming device
Fuel sight gauges
High capacity water separators and fuel filters with audible alarms at lower helm
Individual fillers and vents to port and starboard
Integrated cross-over fuel system
Marine grade alloy fuel tanks x 2
Self-balancing fuel filling system
Freshwater System
Automatic, pressurised supply with manual 'OFF' override switch at lower helm
Calorifier hot water system
Shore power immersion heater 2kW 240v - Water tanks
Waste Water System
Automatic tank discharge with manual override
Holding tank for aft cabin (8 gallon/10 US gallon 37L capacity)
Holding tanks x 2(85 gallon/100 US gallon (385L) total capacity)
Extra Equipment & Upgrades
Deck & Ancillaries
Aft/Crew Cabin Fit-Out
Teak-Laid Flybridge
Teak-Laid Side Decks
Dingy/Jetski Chocks to Flybridge
Wicker Furniture Set for Aft-Cockpit
Underwater Lighting
Bowthruster
Sternthruster
Besenzoni Dingy Crane (Flybridge)
Liferaft
Remote Station/Helm Controls to Aft Cockpit
Flybridge Bimini Cover
Clarion Cd Stereo to flybridge
Flybridge Entertainment Centre (inc. Griddle & Ice-Maker)
2 x Danbuoy's
Navigation Equipment
* Internal Helm
2 x Raymarine RL80C Plotter/Radar/GPS
Raymarine 7001 Autopilot
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Raymarine RAY VHF Radio
* External Helm
Raymarine RL80C Plotter/Radar/GPS
Chart Master 7CVXS (Interphase ColorChart Master with Video Camera Input
Raymarine 7001 Autopilot
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Raymarine RAY VHF Radio
Entertainment Equipment
* Saloon
G6 TracVision
LG 32" Flatscreen TV
Bose Surround Sound System
Pace Sky Digibox
Imerge Sound system S2000 (Hardisk Audio system)
* Owners Cabin
LG Flatsceen TV
* Guest Cabins
Sharp Flatsceen TV's
* Crew Cabin
Flatsceen TV
Interior Furnishings & Equipment
Cream Leather Upholstery
Domestic Equipment
Reverse Cycle Air conditioning
Heating
Fresh Water Maker
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
Deck & Ancillaries
Aft/Crew Cabin Fit-Out
Teak-Laid Flybridge
Teak-Laid Side Decks
Dingy/Jetski Chocks to Flybridge
Wicker Furniture Set for Aft-Cockpit
Underwater Lighting
Bowthruster
Sternthruster
Besenzoni Dingy Crane (Flybridge)
Liferaft
Remote Station/Helm Controls to Aft Cockpit
Flybridge Bimini Cover
Clarion Cd Stereo to flybridge
Flybridge Entertainment Centre (inc. Griddle & Ice-Maker)
2 x Danbuoy's
Navigation Equipment
* Internal Helm
2 x Raymarine RL80C Plotter/Radar/GPS
Raymarine 7001 Autopilot
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Raymarine RAY VHF Radio
* External Helm
Raymarine RL80C Plotter/Radar/GPS
Chart Master 7CVXS (Interphase ColorChart Master with Video Camera Input
Raymarine 7001 Autopilot
Raymarine ST60 Tridata
Raymarine RAY VHF Radio
Entertainment Equipment
* Saloon
G6 TracVision
LG 32" Flatscreen TV
Bose Surround Sound System
Pace Sky Digibox
Imerge Sound system S2000 (Hardisk Audio system)
* Owners Cabin
LG Flatsceen TV
* Guest Cabins
Sharp Flatsceen TV's
* Crew Cabin
Flatsceen TV
Interior Furnishings & Equipment
Cream Leather Upholstery
Domestic Equipment
Reverse Cycle Air conditioning
Heating
Fresh Water Maker
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
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