English Frugalty

The tradition of the English Fairline is carried on in this vessel, and with all the pomp that characterizes the people from this region of Europe.
The Squadron 74 truly merits the epithet “English frugality" since, as the popular saying goes, "de sangre le viene al galgo” (the blood lines make the greyhound).

The white hull and the discreet lines make the small rectangular windows stand out. It has three decks: the exterior command deck, the main deck and the lower deck, where the cabins are located. For the interior of the Squadron 74. there is a choice of several attractive options for the kitchen and the number of staterooms.

 

 

There is a spacious seating area, for at least 20 people, on the flybridge. plus two armchairs in the command deck. In this section of the yacht you can enjoy dining al fresco, since in the rear (located astern) there is a multifunctional table and a small refrigerator.

The kitchen is on the main deck and, as we mention earlier, it comes in two options. The standard model comes with a complete counter: the other has an “L'-shaped counter with a table facing the stairs. The kitchen contains everything necessary for cooking, including a spacious refrigerator, pantry shelves, a four-burner stove, conventional oven, microwave oven and double sink.

 

 

 

 

Opposite the galley, to starboard, is a dining table for six, and toward the stern is a saloon with a plasma screen TV. The saloon affords beautiful views, thanks to the sliding doors, giving a small taste of the magnificence of the seas and the coast.

There are two options for the lower deck. One features four staterooms with an amidships master towards the bow. Both to port and to starboard are two cabins with twin beds, one with its own bathroom and the other without. In the bow is a spacious VIP suite, also with its own bathroom. The second option substitutes the cabin without a bathroom for a much more spacious bathroom in the owner’s stateroom, which contains a bathtub, as compared to the standard version which has a double dressing room.

 

 

Text: Edmundo A. Eguiarte ± Photo: Fairline