The completed 43.8m ORION ONE is being offered by Fraser at €22m, with the 2026 yacht at anchor during Monaco and immediately available to a buyer.
Fraser is offering the newly completed ORION ONE for sale at €22 million, giving buyers an opportunity to acquire a finished 2026 yacht without waiting through a new-build programme. The yacht is at anchor during Monaco Yacht Show week from 23 to 26 September.
Fraser lists the yacht at 43.8 metres overall and describes her as brand new and fully completed. That immediate-delivery status is the central commercial distinction because comparable custom projects can require several years between contract signing and handover.
ORION ONE carries more than 450 GT of internal volume, placing substantial accommodation inside a length below 45 metres. Exterior design is by Red Yacht Design, while the interior uses a Minotti-led furnishing scheme intended to maintain a contemporary residential character.
The layout accommodates 12 guests in five cabins with separate quarters for a crew of nine. Fraser presents the yacht as owner-focused, with the volume used to create larger living areas rather than simply increasing cabin count.
The yacht uses steel construction and is configured as a displacement motor yacht rather than a high-speed composite platform. That choice supports a cruising role where range, seakeeping and internal volume take priority over outright speed.
For an owner shopping during Monaco, the combination of new-build condition and conventional displacement architecture creates a different proposition from buying an older yacht and entering an immediate refit cycle. Any final assessment will still depend on survey, machinery specification and the buyer’s intended operating profile.
Fraser is using the Monaco Yacht Show period to position ORION ONE directly in front of clients already comparing yachts, new-build slots and brokerage opportunities. The yacht is not listed as an in-show berth, but she is available at anchor during the event.
The €22 million asking price gives the market a current benchmark for a completed 2026 yacht in this size and volume range. Whether that converts into a transaction will depend on negotiation and survey, but the listing adds an immediately available new-build option to a market where delivery timing remains a major buying consideration.
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