Fraser has added the 34.1m Sanlorenzo SD112 NAYA 7 to its sales fleet at €7.29 million. The 2016 yacht offers five cabins and a 5,000nm range.
Fraser has added the 34.1m Sanlorenzo SD112 NAYA 7 to its sales fleet with a current asking price of €7.29 million, EU VAT paid. Built in 2016 and refitted in 2024, the motor yacht is being presented as a privately used example of Sanlorenzo’s semi-displacement series.
The brokerage announcement was published on 20 August and names Bryan Somerset Mehut as the listing broker. Fraser’s current sales profile expands on the announcement with detailed accommodation, performance, design and recent-work information.
NAYA 7 has a length of 34.1m, a 7.66m beam and a 2.06m draft, with a gross tonnage of 266 GT. Twin 1,500hp MTU engines provide a stated cruising speed of 10 knots, a maximum speed of 18 knots and a range of 5,000 nautical miles.
Fraser identifies Francesco Paszkowski as both exterior and interior designer, giving the yacht a consistent design authorship inside and out. The GRP-built SD112 is classed by Registro Italiano Navale and currently carries the Malta flag.
Accommodation is arranged for 10 guests in five staterooms, supported by a crew of five. The owner’s suite is positioned forward on the main deck, while two VIP suites and two twin cabins are arranged on the lower deck, with each guest cabin having its own ensuite bathroom.
The tri-deck layout also provides a sky lounge with retractable glass doors and several exterior living areas. On the flybridge, Fraser lists a hot tub, sun pads and a wet bar, while the main salon and outdoor dining areas extend the usable guest spaces across the yacht.
The sales profile records work at Palumbo Shipyard in 2024 followed by further work at STP Palma in 2025 and 2026. The listed upgrades include a new Nardo Grey hull finish, IT and media improvements, servicing and additional works carried out during the current ownership.
Fraser also highlights low fuel consumption, current servicing and the yacht’s recent investment as selling points in the listing. Those claims form part of the broker’s marketing description, while the recorded refit and service history provide the dated context for the yacht’s present condition.
The current Fraser sales profile lists NAYA 7 at €7.29 million with EU VAT paid. The asking price sits alongside the yacht’s five-cabin accommodation, 5,000nm stated range and 266 GT volume as the core commercial specification presented to buyers.
Fraser’s announcement places NAYA 7 among its newly added brokerage yachts rather than reporting a completed transaction. The distinction matters because the €7.29 million figure is an asking price at the time of publication, not a documented sale price.