The 25.6-metre Nautor Swan sailing yacht Elvi is now listed for sale with Gideon Messink at Nautor Swan Brokerage.
She was delivered from the Finnish shipyard in 2026 as the first unit in its Swan 80 series. Her standout blue hull was built in foam-cored, glass-fibre-reinforced epoxy to a design by naval architect Germán Frers and was recently on display at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival.
According to her broker, Elvi presents significant economic value, thanks to her extensive package of pre-installed premium upgrades, allowing an owner to bypass additional investment, technical decisions and delays.
Italian designer Misa Poggi chose a neutral yet cosy interior palette, complemented by oak wood with a white liming effect and a hand-rubbed satin finish.
Warm lighting comes from wall light fixtures and hidden lights underneath soft furnishings. Two curved sofas bracket the main saloon, one for lounging and the other accompanied by an informal dining table and three chairs. A full galley kitchen is situated aft.
Prospective owners can increase this already commodious space by utilising the space given to one of the guest cabins to create a TV or dining area.
Flexibility is a key feature of the accommodation, which comfortably sleeps up to eight guests across a four-cabin layout. One particular configuration places the owner's cabin forward, complete with full-height lockers, lower cupboards and a writing desk.
Four additional guest and VIP cabins complete the accommodation setup, each with en-suite facilities.
Crew quarters are situated aft and can independently access technical areas of the yacht. Prospective owners can also convert a guest cabin into a crew cabin.
Lucio Micheletti developed Elvi's near-flush wooden deck, which extols the same philosophy around flexibility. The flat aft cockpit section can be reconfigured to suit a prospective owner's needs, while all deck furniture can be removed when sailing.
For owners wanting to make relaxation a focal point, the open aft deck can be transformed into a swimming and sunbathing zone while cruising, adjacent to a full-beam lazarette that can accommodate a rigid inflatable boat.
The yacht for sale is powered by a Volvo Penta D4 129kW/175Hp engine and boasts a maximum speed of up to 11 knots and a cruising speed of up to nine knots.
Lying in Spain, Elvi is asking €8,600,000.