10 Standout Yachts That Hit the Market This Week

Large-volume yachts below the 50m threshold rarely come to market with this level of pedigree, range and charter credentials. Built by CBI Navi, Eleni offers a gross tonnage of 663GT, accommodation for 12 guests across six cabins and a proven 3,600-nautical-mile range, making her equally suited to extended private cruising or commercial operation.

An extensive refit completed between 2017 and 2019 has kept the yacht competitive, while her broad 9.25m beam creates generous living spaces throughout. Designed with elegant exterior lines and expansive deck areas, including a sundeck Jacuzzi and gym, Eleni stands out as one of the week's strongest value opportunities for buyers seeking a substantial Italian-built superyacht with an established pedigree.

Few names carry as much weight in the brokerage market as Heesen, making Bilmar one of this week's most compelling listings. Built in aluminum by the Dutch shipyard and designed inside and out by Omega Architects, the 43.9m motor yacht pairs proven pedigree with performance that still impresses today. 

Her semi-displacement hull delivers a top speed of 28 knots - well above many yachts of a similar size - while six guest cabins and generous exterior entertaining areas broaden her appeal for private use or charter. Refitted in 2020 and offered VAT paid, Bilmar presents an attractive opportunity for buyers seeking a well-maintained Northern European yacht without the premium attached to a new build.

Va Bene earns her place through sheer yacht-for-the-money appeal. At 47.5m and 496GT, she offers the scale of a substantial steel superyacht for an asking price of €8.75 million, supported by a 4,000-nautical-mile range and accommodation across six cabins. Her character is another point of difference.

The H2 Yacht Design interior carries Art Deco influences, while the sundeck is arranged for proper entertaining, with a Jacuzzi, barbecue, karaoke setup and dance floor. A private office adjoining the owner’s suite adds practical flexibility for families. For buyers willing to assess an older yacht carefully, Va Bene offers space, range and personality at a notably competitive entry point.

The Crescent CCY110 stands out as one of the week’s few listings that lets a buyer step into an active new-build program without beginning from a blank sheet. Already under construction in Canada, the 33.5m catamaran delivers more than 400GT of volume and over 7,100 square feet of living space, giving her the presence of a much larger monohull.

A vast 1,500-square-foot beach club brings together a plunge pool, wellness room and open-air chef’s kitchen, while six guest cabins support private or charter use. Her shallow-draft platform also opens up cruising grounds such as Florida and the Bahamas, adding practical appeal to an unusually spacious project.

For buyers seeking a recent Sanlorenzo without joining a new-build waiting list, Seven is one of this week’s clearest opportunities. Delivered in 2022, the 27.6m SL90 Asymmetric uses its port-side wide-body layout to create the space and glazing usually associated with a larger yacht, while retaining a full starboard walkway.

The main-deck owner’s suite adds a rare private entrance to the foredeck, supported by three further ensuite cabins below. Twin 2,000hp MAN engines provide a 29-knot top speed, and her shallow 1.93m draft suits Mediterranean island cruising. With a proven charter record, modern specification and €7.15 million asking price, Seven arrives as a highly usable, current-generation brokerage yacht.

Nearly new brokerage yachts are always worth watching, and Knead It stands out as one of the freshest opportunities to reach the market this week. Delivered in 2025, the award-winning Pearl 82 pairs British craftsmanship with exterior design by Dixon Yacht Design and interiors by Kelly Hoppen, creating a package that has already collected multiple international design awards.

Few production superyachts have built a reputation as strong as the Westport 112, making Cerca Trova a notable addition to this week's brokerage market. Built in 2011, the 34.1m raised-pilothouse yacht pairs Jack Sarin's proven naval architecture with Westport's durable composite construction, delivering the speed, reliability and practicality that have made the model a long-standing favorite.

Unlike many yachts of a similar age, Cerca Trova has never been chartered and has had just three owners, while low engine hours and recent interior updates add to her appeal. Accommodating eight guests across four cabins and capable of 26 knots, she presents an attractive option for buyers seeking a proven cruising platform with an established pedigree.

Grey Wolf stands out as one of the strongest value propositions in this week's brokerage selection. At 32m and offered for €2.89 million, the Maiora yacht delivers the guest capacity, performance and versatility typically associated with considerably more expensive yachts. Her five-cabin layout accommodates up to 12 guests, while twin 2,400hp MTU engines provide a 26-knot top speed, making her equally suited to owner use or fast-paced charter operations.

Backed by a successful charter history, EU VAT-paid status and a 2026 refit, Grey Wolf arrives on the market as a well-rounded package for buyers seeking a proven Mediterranean cruising yacht without stretching into the higher end of the 30-meter sector.

Sportfishing yachts rarely feature in brokerage roundups like this, but CE deserves her place thanks to an extensive list of recent upgrades and a specification aimed squarely at serious anglers. Built by Viking in 2016, the 24.4m Viking 80C pairs tournament capability with the comfort expected of a luxury cruising yacht, accommodating up to 12 guests across six staterooms. 

Recent investments include a Seakeeper SK35 stabilizer, upgraded Furuno sonar, enhanced MTU V16 engines with extended factory service coverage through 2027, and a fully ceramic-coated exterior. With a 40-knot top speed, additional fuel capacity and a turnkey specification, CE offers buyers a highly capable sportfishing platform that's ready for immediate use.

White Rose stands out for one simple reason - value. Offered at just €330,000, the 24m Primorets-built motor yacht represents one of the most affordable entries into the superyacht market this week. Built in aluminum and delivered in 2012, she accommodates six guests across three cabins and pairs her shallow 0.99m draft with a semi-displacement hull suited to coastal cruising. While she lacks the headline specifications of some larger yachts in this roundup, White Rose presents an intriguing opportunity for buyers seeking a 24-meter boat at a price rarely seen in today's brokerage market.