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2001 Fairline Phantom Sold Boat in Annapolis, MD US
Built in 2001
Phantom
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43 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
Price Reduced
Smaller Trades Considered
"Lucky Dog" fast - sleek- clean- recent wax- Flybridge Sedan with Pilothouse featuring:
- 2013 Electronics Garmin Package-Plotters, HD Radar, and Auto Pilot With Remote
- (2) Stateroom,
- (2) Head layout.
- Pilot House Lower Helm,
- Preferred - Economical 480 Hp. Volvos,
- Onan 10kW Generator,
- Bow thruster.
- Washer / Dryer Unit
- 3 Zone Air Conditioning Units
Economical Cruise- 23Kts ~23 Gal/Hr.
Solid Build from the U.K. World Wide Shipping Available
Price Reduced
Smaller Trades Considered
"Lucky Dog" fast - sleek- clean- recent wax- Flybridge Sedan with Pilothouse featuring:
- 2013 Electronics Garmin Package-Plotters, HD Radar, and Auto Pilot With Remote
- (2) Stateroom,
- (2) Head layout.
- Pilot House Lower Helm,
- Preferred - Economical 480 Hp. Volvos,
- Onan 10kW Generator,
- Bow thruster.
- Washer / Dryer Unit
- 3 Zone Air Conditioning Units
Economical Cruise- 23Kts ~23 Gal/Hr.
Solid Build from the U.K. World Wide Shipping Available
2001 Fairline Phantom Video Tours
Fairline Phantom: BoatTEST Review
Overview
Captain Greg provides a comprehensive inspection of the Fairline Phantom 65 yacht, guiding viewers through its design and features from bow to stern. Emphasizing family appeal, he highlights how the yacht's layout and amenities cater to various needs, making it suitable for different family configurations and entertaining scenarios.
Exterior Design and Deck Areas
The yacht features a spacious aft deck with a large sun pad measuring nine feet across and over seven feet long, comfortably accommodating three to four people. Forward of the sun pad is a seating area for eight, with an innovative seat on the starboard side that can be pulled forward to add an extra seat. The headliner includes vinyl material with integrated Sonos speakers, accent lighting, an aft-facing camera, and a fast-operating sunshade controlled from the aft deck. The swim platform at the stern is full-beam, with depths ranging from 41 to 50 inches, equipped with controls for Glendenning power cables, tender garage access, and platform extension and lowering. An optional submersible teak swim platform lowers into the water for easy tender launching or safe water access for all ages. The bow area offers extensive seating for up to twelve people, two sun pads with pop-up aft sections for lounging, mood lighting, cup holders, and a cantilevering wood table, creating a versatile space ideal for sunbathing, dining, or socializing under an awning.
Flybridge Features
The flybridge includes seating for up to eight passengers around a foldout teak table at the aft section. Moving forward, there is a compartment for waste, an electric grill, a sink, and a refrigerator/freezer unit. Adjacent to the helm station is additional seating for six, allowing passengers to accompany the driver comfortably. Above the flybridge, a Bimini cover can be retracted or deployed at the push of a button, providing convenient shade and weather protection.
Interior Living Spaces
The salon serves as the central family gathering space, accessed through innovative sliding patio doors that fully retract into the cabinetry, effectively blending indoor and outdoor areas. The salon features a wraparound couch seating five to six people and a starboard loveseat, with updated fabrics and carpeting for a modern aesthetic. The galley offers ample storage, a combination cooktop, microwave, oven with venting, stainless steel sink fixtures, and solid surface countertops. A walnut dining table with bird's eye maple accents complements the space. At the helm, two push buttons operate the sunroof, which includes a pneumatic seal to keep the elements out, UV glass, and manual shades for each panel. The yacht's layout ensures wide passageways from the aft deck to the helm, facilitating easy movement and social interaction.
Private Accommodations
Below deck, the Phantom 65 offers versatile accommodation layouts, including three or four stateroom configurations. The four-stateroom layout suits families with children and grandchildren, providing a VIP cabin, guest cabin with twin beds, bunk room, and an additional head. Alternatively, the three-stateroom layout converts the fourth cabin into a day head, enhancing privacy for guests and owners alike. The full-beam master stateroom measures over 14 feet wide with 6 feet 6 inches of headroom, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship with curved, hand-sanded walnut veneers and fluting details. It includes mood and task lighting controls, a vanity with under-counter accent lighting, large picture windows, two spacious closets with mirrors and lighting, and an en suite head featuring hard surface countertops, a toilet, and a roomy shower with 6 feet 3 inches of headroom. The master also contains four Sonos speakers with a subwoofer beneath the bed, concealed air conditioning vents, a couch (with an optional chest of drawers), and a 65 by 77-inch bed. The forward VIP cabin offers a full 55 by 72-inch bed, abundant storage including closets and cabinetry, a 31-inch TV, and generous headroom of 6 feet 9 inches. Its en suite head doubles as a day head, featuring a large shower with 6 feet 9 inches of headroom. The guest stateroom to starboard has twin beds that can convert into a queen-size bed via a motorized mechanism, a closet, a 23-inch TV, and its own en suite head. Across from the guest cabin is a utility room with extensive storage, a full-height refrigerator and freezer, and a small ironing board—a signature Fairline detail. Structural integrity is enhanced by an internal liner bonded with epoxy to the bulkheads, and sound deadening underlay beneath all carpets improves onboard comfort.
Conclusion
The Fairline Phantom 65 presents a thoughtfully designed motor yacht that balances luxury, family-oriented functionality, and structural refinement. Its flexible accommodation layouts, expansive social areas both inside and out, and attention to detail in craftsmanship and technology make it well-suited for a variety of cruising lifestyles. Whether entertaining guests or enjoying private family time, the Phantom 65 offers a versatile and comfortable environment.
Overview from around the web 2001 Fairline Phantom
Customers praise the 2001 Fairline Phantom for its sleek design and solid build quality, highlighting its smooth handling and powerful performance on the water
Many appreciate the spacious and well-appointed interior, which offers comfort and style ideal for both day cruising and longer trips. Owners often mention the boat’s reliable engines and easy maneuverability, making it suitable for a variety of boating activities. Overall, the Fairline Phantom 2001 is valued for combining luxury with practicality, delivering an enjoyable and memorable boating experience.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2001 Fairline Phantom offers a blend of classic style and solid performance, making it a popular choice among boating enthusiasts. Here are some of the pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Timeless Design: The 2001 Fairline Phantom features an elegant and sleek profile that has aged gracefully, maintaining its appeal on the water.
Spacious Layout: With comfortable seating and well-thought-out cabin space, it provides ample room for relaxation and entertaining guests.
Solid Build Quality: Fairline is known for its durable construction, and the Phantom is no exception, offering reliability and longevity.
Good Performance: Powered by capable engines, this model delivers a smooth and responsive ride, suitable for cruising and watersports.
Well-Equipped: Comes with various amenities and features that enhance comfort and convenience during outings.
Cons
Maintenance Needs: As a 2001 model, it may require more frequent upkeep and attention to mechanical and cosmetic details compared to newer boats.
Fuel Efficiency: The performance-oriented engines can consume more fuel, which might be a consideration for long trips or regular use.
Limited Modern Electronics: The onboard electronics and navigation systems may be outdated and could benefit from upgrades to current technology standards.
Cabin Headroom: While spacious, some users may find the cabin headroom a bit limited, which could affect comfort for taller individuals.
Made For
The 2001 Fairline Phantom is ideal for boating enthusiasts seeking a stylish and versatile cruiser that combines performance with comfort. Perfect for those who enjoy day trips or weekend getaways on the water, it suits families, couples, or small groups looking for spacious accommodation, ample deck space, and smooth handling. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or new to boating, the Phantom offers a luxurious and enjoyable experience for leisure cruising and entertaining.
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