Fairline 50

Designed by Bernard Olesinki and built by the British shipyard Fairline, this motor yacht represents the solid GRP construction for which the brand became known in the 1980s.The current 1989 Fairline 50 has undergone a thorough overhaul worth €130,000, including new paint, instruments, equipment, and fully overhauled Volvo engines, with invoices available.The vessel measures 14.95 meters length overall, has a beam of 3.95 meters, and a draft of 1.2 meters, with a displacement of 13.5 tons.The twin-engine propulsion consists of Volvo Penta diesel engines with a combined power of 600 hp, coupled to propeller shafts. With only 12 operating hours on the overhauled engines, the yacht reaches a top speed of 17 knots.This configuration offers a reliable balance between performance and consumption for both short trips and longer passages along the Southern European coast.The accommodation is divided into 2 cabins with a total of 4 berths, with a headroom of 1.98 meters. The owner has had a new hardtop and cockpit tent installed and the swimming platform extended, significantly increasing outdoor comfort.The layout is suitable for extended stays on board with sufficient privacy and living space.The vessel is currently located in Almeria, Southern Spain, and is ready to sail immediately. VAT has been paid. This motor yacht is suitable for those seeking a fully updated platform without the risk of major short-term investments.For buyers familiar with British design from this period, the vessel offers a direct entry into the Mediterranean.This motor yacht is offered by De Valk Group from Almere. For a viewing or further specifications, please contact us via this advertisement.