The 37.2-metre Horizon motor yacht Miss Michelle has received a further $1,000,000 price reduction to her listing with Kevin Merrigan and Wes Sanford of Northrop & Johnson. This follows a previous $700,000 reduction in March this year, bringing her price down to $13,500,000.
Miss Michelle first hit the water in August 2024 as the latest unit from the yard's RP110 series. "Highly customised", according to her broker, Miss Michelle was designed for long-range cruising with the comfort and customisation of a "much larger yacht".
She was constructed using Horizon’s SCRIMP™ resin-infusion technology, built to a design by Espinosa Yacht Design with naval architecture developed by Donald L. Blount.
Accommodation on board is for eight guests in four cabins. Miss Michelle features two master cabins: one full-beam king suite on the main deck with a skylight, walk-in wardrobe, pop-up coffee bar and rain shower; and a second full-beam master-style cabin on the lower deck with a seating area, vanity and oversized en suite.
The remainder of the accommodation comprises two VIP suites with mirrored layouts and dual-sink en suites. Meanwhile, further quarters sleep a crew of five.
The interior design of Miss Michelle was penned by Horizon's in-house team in collaboration with the owners’ appointed stylists. The main saloon offers a calm and luxurious atmosphere, according to her brokers, and is home to a large L-shaped sofa, wet bar, a concealed 75” LED TV that folds away when not in use and a formal dining area seating 10 forward. The space here is also decorated with a custom ceiling treatment.
Up top, the flybridge offers a versatile area for entertaining, equipped with a light-up bar, a grill, al fresco dining for eight and a retractable projector screen. Sonos sound and customisable lighting add to the immersive experience here. The foredeck is home to an "XL" Jacuzzi, sunpads and sofas, while the main deck aft features a U-shaped sofa, coffee table, wet bar and a fold-up television.
Closer to the water, guests will find a dedicated beach club with a wet bar, a "hi-lo" television, convertible seating and a fold-out platform for direct ocean access. A hydraulic tender garage houses a Williams Jet 445, with additional space on the flybridge for three Jet Skis.
Power for the 264GT yacht for sale comes from twin Caterpillar engines, which offer a top speed of 20 knots, a cruising speed of 16 knots and a range of 2,000 nautical miles. She's equipped with ABT zero-speed fin stabilisers, 65hp bow and stern thrusters, a Furuno navigation suite and Starlink connectivity. Key specs include a 7.6-metre beam and a draught of 1.9 metres.
Miss Michelle is now asking $13,500,000.