Fraser has added 46m NOA I to its sales fleet at €24.5m, with 484 GT, a 9m beam, five guest cabins and approximately 6,800nm of range.
Fraser has added the 46-metre motor yacht NOA I to its sales fleet, with the current yacht page showing an asking price of €24.5 million. Delivered in 2025 by NOA Yachts, the yacht offers 484 GT of internal volume on a substantial nine-metre beam.
Exterior design is by Hot Lab, while the interiors are credited to Adil Kasapseckin. The relatively recent delivery means the yacht is being marketed as an alternative to waiting for a new-build slot rather than as an older yacht requiring a major modernisation programme.
NOA I accommodates up to 10 guests in five staterooms, including an owner’s suite on the main deck. Guest and social spaces are distributed across four decks, using the yacht’s beam to create notably generous internal and external areas for her length.
The arrangement is aimed at extended private cruising rather than squeezing in the maximum possible cabin count. Buyers should review storage, crew circulation and technical spaces alongside headline guest volume, because those areas determine how comfortably a yacht operates over longer passages.
Fraser quotes a range of approximately 6,800 nautical miles, positioning NOA I as a genuine long-range cruising yacht. Stabilisation is listed for both underway and at-anchor use, supporting comfort during passages as well as time spent stationary.
Range figures depend on speed, displacement, weather and hotel loads, so buyers should confirm the assumptions behind the published number during technical review. Fuel capacity, generator loading and machinery-service records are equally relevant when assessing real-world endurance.
NOA I is being presented during Monaco Yacht Show week, giving prospective buyers an opportunity to compare a recently completed custom yacht with projects still in build. The combination of 2025 delivery, 484 GT and long-range capability makes her a relatively unusual brokerage offering.
Fraser has appointed Anton Farber to the listing. Availability, tax status and any change to the €24.5 million asking price should be confirmed directly with the broker before relying on current marketing particulars.
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