We are pleased to offer a very well-maintained Nimbus W9 from 2018 in the attractive version with a Volvo Penta V8-350 inboard engine and only 123 engine hours. With the inboard engine, the W9 features a large, free swim platform and a wonderfully open stern, making the boat particularly well-suited for swimming, socializing, and delightful days on the water.

Nimbus W9 is a modern and versatile weekender with a well-thought-out layout that combines sporty driving characteristics with high comfort and generous social spaces. The high windshield and side windows provide good protection at the helm and in the cockpit, while the walkaround layout with the wide passage along the starboard side makes it easy and safe to move around on board. The large open swim platform becomes a natural extension of the cockpit and gives the boat a wonderful closeness to the water, whether the day is spent swimming, on excursions, or on longer trips in the archipelago.

The cockpit is the boat’s natural gathering point with generous seating, a teak table, and a flexible aft sofa that can easily be transformed into a large sunbed. On board, there is also a large sunbed on the foredeck as well as a galley with a gas stove, refrigerator, and sink. For longer trips, there is a forward cabin with a double berth and a separate toilet area, and the seating area in the cockpit can also provide additional sleeping space. A Webasto heater, hot water, and a complete cockpit canopy help extend the season and make the boat well-suited for weekends and shorter holiday trips.

This particular example has an unusually well-documented history. Service and maintenance have been documented from the boat’s first year up to the latest service in 2026, with ongoing maintenance of the engine and drive, as well as documented replacements of, among other things, the impeller, drive bellows, and anodes. Recurring bottom maintenance, drive painting, as well as polishing and waxing, are also documented.

The boat’s origin and Swedish VAT status can be traced through the preserved documentation, which, together with the low engine hours, provides the next owner with a very good insight into how the boat has been maintained and cared for over the years. Overall, this is a very appealing W9 for those seeking a well-equipped and well-maintained boat with low engine hours, a clear history, and many delightful days on the water ahead.