Nautor's Swan was founded in Finland in 1966. From its early days, the company established a global reputation as builder of luxury sailing yachts of outstanding performance on the race course. Traditional craftmen's skills are combined with up-to-date, advanced technology.
To this day Swan Yachts are considered the ultimate ocean-going, performance, luxury sailing yacht of unrivalled build quality.
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"Red Sky" a Nautor's Swan 100' is an exceptional yacht from the design offices of German Frers and built by the world renowned Finnish yacht builder, Nautor Swan. Launched in 2003, this yacht has been professionally maintained from the moment of her christening by her extremely knowledgeable owner, captain and crew until now. Never raced or chartered, 'Red Sky' has been maintained to the highest standards to preserve her owner's enjoyment and investment. In addition to her ongoing upkeep the yacht received an extensive 8-month refit with us in the spring of 2012, ‘Red Sky’ has undergone her annual pre-Caribbean servicing each year of her life by the same craftsmen. Everything has always been properly attended to, both aesthetic and functional, by an owner who wants everything kept in reliable, working condition. The Lyman Morse project staff was at the original build and can offer first-hand knowledge of her construction and sailing characteristics. The current captain is extremely knowledgeable and has been hands on in all care and running of the yacht. Detailed maintenance and upgrade records are available. Her realistic seller is looking to transition this yacht to an equally capable buyer and has set the selling price to enable a swift transaction. ‘Red Sky’ is a true showpiece suitable for the most discerning yachtsman. Be sure to see her dynamic video here. |
This listing is courtesy of the BoatWizard MLS and may be centrally listed with another broker. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey representation of a particular vessel. |