52.4m Palmer Johnson DB9 Joins Fraser Sales Fleet at €23.9m

DB9 returns to the sales market with Fraser

Fraser announced on 18 September 2026 that it has added DB9, a Palmer Johnson motor yacht measuring 52.4 metres in its detailed specification, to its central sales fleet. The brokerage lists an asking price of €23.9 million and names Bryan Somerset Mehut as the contact for the listing.

The yacht is a Palmer Johnson 170 delivered in 2010, with exterior and interior design by Nuvolari Lenard. Fraser's new listing follows a refit programme completed in 2026, rather than a new build or a newly confirmed sale.

Refit and performance figures

Fraser reports that more than €5 million was invested over three years at Monaco Marine and Shipyard Portosole Sanremo. The brokerage describes a top speed of 31 knots, a cruising speed of 20 knots and aluminium construction, figures that should be checked against survey and sea-trial documents by a prospective buyer.

Her stated length is 52.4 metres, beam 9.52 metres and draught 2.3 metres, with a volume of 495 GT. Fraser says the yacht will be at anchor during the Monaco Yacht Show from 23 to 26 September, rather than on an exhibition berth.

Guest layout and deck features

The five-cabin arrangement accommodates 12 guests, comprising a main-deck owner's suite, two VIP cabins and two twin cabins. The yacht carries an advertised complement of 11 crew and has several distinct areas for relaxation and entertaining.

One of the more unusual features is an eight-metre pool on the foredeck, supplemented by an aft hot tub and another on the sundeck. Fraser also highlights an open-air cinema and multiple outdoor dining and lounge areas; their condition and specifications form part of a buyer's due diligence.