Fairline — Oundle, England
Used Fairline Yachts for Sale
Neff Yacht Sales specializes in pre-owned Fairline Squadron and Targa motor yachts. Browse our South Florida inventory and speak with a Fairline specialist today.
Current Inventory
Used Fairline Yachts for Sale
Filter by model, year, length, price, and location to find your ideal Fairline.
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2014 Fairline Squadron
78 ft · Miami , Florida
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2019 Fairline
65 ft · Sibenik
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2011 Fairline 65 Squadron
65 ft · Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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2002 Fairline Squadron 58
58 ft · East Hampton, New York
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2012 Fairline Targa 58
58 ft · Miami, Florida
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2010 Fairline Squadron 55
55 ft · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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2010 Fairline Squadron
55 ft · Marina del Rey, California
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2000 Fairline Squadron 55
55 ft · Stamford, Connecticut
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2000 Fairline Squadron 52
52 ft · Cape Canaveral, Florida
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2023 Fairline Squadron 50
50 ft · Saint Augustine, Florida
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2023 Fairline Targa 50
50 ft · St-Paul-de-l'Île-aux-Noix, Quebec
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2009 Fairline
49 ft · Boca Raton , Florida
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2015 Fairline Targa 48 Open
48 ft · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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2023 Fairline
45 ft · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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2015 Fairline Squadron 42
42 ft · South Port, North Carolina
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2004 Fairline Phantom 40
40 ft · Georgetown, Maryland
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2021 Fairline F Line 33
33 ft · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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The Fairline Legacy
About Used Fairline Yachts
Fairline's origin story starts with gravel pits. In 1963 Jack Newington bought a cluster of disused gravel workings beside the River Nene in Northamptonshire, England, flooded them, and turned them into Oundle Marina — then started building boats there. The first Fairline, a 19-foot river cruiser, launched in 1967; the Fairline 40 of 1977 became a decade-long success and established the company's reputation for fast, handsome motorboats.
The Targa express cruiser line (1985) and the Squadron flybridge line (1990) defined the modern Fairline. The Newington family sold the company in 1995, and the brand has passed through several owners since, most recently Arrowbolt Propulsion Systems in late 2024. Through it all, Fairlines have kept being built in Oundle, England.
Why Fairline
British Craftsmanship, Offshore Confidence
Fairline is the British answer to the express cruiser: deep-V hulls, much of the design heritage coming from naval architect Bernard Olesinski, tuned for composed rough-water running rather than flat-out speed. A Fairline at cruise feels planted and quiet, with helms that communicate and hulls that take a chop without complaint. Fit and finish is proper English production — teak, good joinery, and interiors that age with dignity when maintained.
In the market, Fairline has always sat in the upper-mid performance tier: priced alongside its British rivals, below the Italian style leaders and the semi-custom northern European builders. The brand's turbulent corporate history has not hurt the boats, but it has kept resale softer than the builder's quality deserves — which is precisely the opportunity for a used buyer.
The key buying consideration is support: Fairlines were built with widely available systems, and the brokerage market — including brokers like Neff Yacht Sales — supports these boats through surveyors and independent yards every day. Survey thoroughly, and you can buy a lot of boat for the money.
Popular Models
Fairline Models We Specialize In
From the F//LINE 33 dayboat to the flagship Squadron 68, Neff Yacht Sales has deep experience with the full Fairline lineup.
Looking for a specific Fairline model? Search our full inventory at all listings or call us for off-market opportunities.
South Florida Fairline Market
South Florida: Ideal Waters for Fairline Cruisers
South Florida's combination of protected Intracoastal waterways, offshore fishing grounds, and the Bahamas crossing route makes it one of the strongest markets for Fairline motor yachts in the United States. The brand's deep-V hull designs handle the Gulf Stream's steep chop with confidence, and the elegant layouts are ideal for the region's year-round outdoor lifestyle.
Neff Yacht Sales is based in Palm Beach County, giving us direct access to the South Florida brokerage market and a strong network of Fairline owners and buyers. Our brokers understand the specific demands of cruising these waters and can match you with the right Fairline for your lifestyle.
Contact a Fairline SpecialistWhy Neff Yacht Sales
Your Fairline Specialists in South Florida
Neff Yacht Sales has been matching buyers with exceptional pre-owned Fairline motor yachts for years. Our brokers know the Fairline lineup inside and out.
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Decades of South Florida yacht brokerage expertise.
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Buyer Guidance
What to Look for in a Used Fairline
Fairline yachts are exceptionally well-built, but a thorough pre-purchase inspection is always essential. Here are the key areas our brokers evaluate.
The Buying Process
How We Help You Buy a Fairline
From initial search to sea trial and closing, Neff Yacht Sales guides you through every step.
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Define Your Needs
We discuss your cruising style, range requirements, and budget to identify the right Fairline model and vintage.
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Curated Search
We search our network and the broader market for Fairline yachts that match your criteria — including off-market listings.
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Survey & Sea Trial
We coordinate a professional marine survey and sea trial to verify the vessel's condition before you commit.
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Negotiation
Our brokers negotiate on your behalf to secure the best possible price and terms.
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Closing
We handle all documentation, title transfer, and closing logistics so you can focus on getting on the water.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fairline Buyer FAQ
The Squadron 58 and Squadron 65 are the most popular Fairline models in South Florida. Their deep-V hulls handle the Gulf Stream crossing with confidence, the flybridge layouts are ideal for island hopping, and the handcrafted interiors make extended stays genuinely luxurious. The Targa series is an excellent choice for buyers who prefer an open-cockpit express cruiser with Fairline's signature British styling.
Fairline and Italian brands like Azimut and Ferretti occupy the same premium tier, but with different design philosophies. Fairline emphasizes understated British elegance, handcrafted joiner work, and offshore capability. Italian brands tend toward more dramatic styling and performance. Both are excellent; the choice comes down to personal taste and intended use.
Volvo IPS and shaft-drive diesel installations in Fairline yachts are designed for 5,000–8,000 hours with proper maintenance. A boat with 500–1,500 hours and documented service history is considered low-hours. Above 3,000 hours, budget for potential injector, heat exchanger, and impeller service. Always request full engine logs and have a qualified marine mechanic inspect during survey.
Yes. While we are based in Palm Beach County, we work with Fairline buyers and sellers throughout the East Coast and beyond. We coordinate surveys, sea trials, and closings regardless of location.
Absolutely. We offer full-service Fairline brokerage including professional photography, targeted marketing to our buyer database, MLS listing, and representation through closing. Contact us for a complimentary market valuation.
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