Sanlorenzo SL90 NOTYNOG Reduced €250,000 to €6.25m

The 2022 Sanlorenzo SL90 Asymmetric motor yacht NOTYNOG has received a €250,000 price reduction and is now asking €6.25 million through Northrop & Johnson. The brokerage describes the yacht as the best-priced Sanlorenzo SL90 Asymmetric currently on the market and has appointed Richard Higgins and Kristen Klein to the listing.

NOTYNOG’s sale proposition centres on Sanlorenzo’s asymmetric layout, which changes the relationship between interior volume and side-deck access. Northrop & Johnson says the configuration creates a noticeably larger main saloon and an extensive full-beam owner’s suite while retaining a strong connection between the interior and the sea.

The reduction was announced on 6 September 2026, placing the yacht into the autumn brokerage market at a revised €6.25 million. The change is a confirmed asking-price adjustment rather than a completed-sale value, so it represents the seller’s current market position rather than evidence of a transaction at that level.

NOTYNOG is now asking €6.25 million

Northrop & Johnson has cut the asking price by €250,000, making the previous ask €6.5 million before the latest adjustment. The brokerage’s current announcement specifically positions NOTYNOG against other examples of the SL90 Asymmetric, describing her as the lowest-priced yacht of the model available at the time of publication.

Price reductions can be significant even when they are modest relative to the total asking price because they establish a new negotiation reference point for buyers. In NOTYNOG’s case, the confirmed figure is €6.25 million, and any eventual sale price would remain separate unless disclosed after a completed transaction.

The yacht was built in 2022, giving the listing a relatively recent build date alongside the revised price. Northrop & Johnson’s sales presentation focuses heavily on the design and equipment already on board, rather than suggesting that a buyer would need to undertake a major programme before using the yacht.

Sanlorenzo’s asymmetric layout shapes the interior

The SL90 Asymmetric concept is designed to increase usable interior space without giving up all exterior circulation. On NOTYNOG, Northrop & Johnson says the arrangement produces a larger main saloon and allows the owner’s suite to extend across the full beam, changing the sense of space compared with a conventional side-deck layout.

Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the interior, while a prominent port-side window is paired with a drop-down bulwark. Together, those elements create a more direct visual and physical relationship with the water and reinforce the model’s emphasis on opening interior living areas toward the sea.

The brokerage describes the interior as modern and finished with Italian craftsmanship and high-quality materials. Rather than relying on a single dramatic feature, the design proposition combines increased usable volume, extensive glazing and the asymmetric deck arrangement to make the yacht feel larger than its model designation might suggest.

Eight guests are accommodated in four staterooms

NOTYNOG accommodates eight guests in four staterooms, with the full-beam owner’s suite forming the centrepiece of the private accommodation. Northrop & Johnson lists an electric skylight, marble bathroom, spacious walk-in wardrobe and custom Italian bed linen among the details of the principal suite.

Separate accommodation is provided for four crew members, maintaining a division between guest and working areas during operation. That staffing capacity is relevant to a yacht intended for owner use because service, navigation and technical duties can be handled without using guest accommodation for crew.

The four-cabin arrangement keeps the guest count at eight rather than maximising berths. In practical terms, that gives each cabin a defined role and supports an ownership model focused on a smaller number of guests with more private space rather than the highest possible sleeping capacity.

Flybridge, swim platform and stabilisers support outdoor use

The flybridge is arranged as one of NOTYNOG’s main entertaining areas, with a hardtop incorporating an electrically operated louvred roof. Northrop & Johnson also lists a fitted bar, large sunpads and dining for eight, allowing the upper deck to move between shaded and open-air use as conditions change.

At water level, a hydraulic swim platform is intended to simplify access for swimming, diving and water-toy use. The arrangement gives the yacht a second outdoor focus away from the flybridge, extending guest activity from the highest exterior deck down to the stern and sea.

Zero Speed stabilisers are included to improve comfort when the yacht is at anchor. For an owner who expects to spend substantial time stationary in bays or off beaches, at-anchor stabilisation can be as relevant to the onboard experience as performance while under way.

Navigation, connectivity and entertainment are current selling points

Northrop & Johnson identifies a Garmin Diamond navigation package covering radar, GPS and autopilot functions. The listing also includes Starlink satellite internet, placing high-speed connectivity alongside the more traditional navigation and engineering systems in the yacht’s equipment profile.

Entertainment is distributed through Smart TVs and integrated marine audio across the decks, while the galley is equipped with Miele appliances. These details are part of the brokerage’s current sale presentation and help distinguish the price reduction from a bare numerical change with no explanation of the yacht behind the asking price.

For buyers comparing recent Sanlorenzo yachts, the relevant combination is therefore not simply the €6.25 million ask. NOTYNOG brings a 2022 build date, the SL90 asymmetric configuration, four guest staterooms, four-crew accommodation, extensive outdoor entertaining space and a modern navigation and connectivity package into the same proposition.

The new price resets the listing ahead of the autumn market

The €250,000 reduction gives NOTYNOG a new public asking price at a time when Mediterranean yacht-show activity is bringing owners, brokers and buyers back into direct contact. Northrop & Johnson has not announced a sale, and the yacht remains an active listing with Richard Higgins and Kristen Klein handling enquiries.

The most important distinction is between what has changed and what has not. The yacht’s underlying 2022 Sanlorenzo platform and equipment remain the basis of the offering, while the seller has changed the financial entry point from €6.5 million to €6.25 million.

That revised ask is now the confirmed market figure for NOTYNOG. Any future movement in price, listing status or ownership will require a further verified update, but the current Northrop & Johnson announcement establishes the €250,000 reduction and €6.25 million asking price as the latest disclosed position.