Northrop & Johnson has reduced the asking price of the 29.26m Sanlorenzo SD96 Aisha by €700,000 to €7.25m following maintenance and upgrades during winter 2026.
Northrop & Johnson announced on 16 September 2026 that Aisha, a 29.26-metre Sanlorenzo SD96, is now offered for sale at €7.25 million. The new figure follows a €700,000 reduction, with broker Deniz Kaymaz handling the listing.
The 2021 yacht has been privately owned since delivery, according to the brokerage, and the announcement concerns a price adjustment rather than a completed sale. The price and availability should be checked again with the seller's representative before any purchase decision.
Northrop & Johnson reports a programme of work during winter 2026 that included an Awlgrip hull repaint, technical servicing and an interior refresh. Those descriptions identify the broker's stated scope but do not replace access to maintenance invoices, survey findings or records of individual equipment replacements.
The layout accommodates eight guests in four cabins, unusually including two full-beam master suites on different decks. One owner's suite occupies the main deck, while the second is below; the upper-deck skylounge provides an additional seating and dining area with access aft.
The SD96 is fitted with twin MTU 10V M86 engines rated at 1,360 horsepower each, according to the sales release. Northrop & Johnson quotes a range exceeding 1,800 nautical miles at 11 knots and lists CMC stabilisers for use underway and at anchor.
The yacht also has a hydraulic swim platform and an electrical installation compatible with both 50Hz and 60Hz supplies. A buyer comparing this SD96 with other Sanlorenzo listings should confirm engine hours, refit documentation, flag and tax status and the costs of continued operation instead of treating specifications as independently tested performance.
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