The 37m Sunseeker motor yacht NATURAL 9 has joined the Northrop & Johnson sales fleet at an asking price of $5.9 million. Built in 2009 and refitted in 2023, she is currently located in Fort Lauderdale.
The 37-metre Sunseeker motor yacht NATURAL 9 has joined the sales fleet of Northrop & Johnson with an asking price of $5.9 million. The brokerage announced the listing on 1 September 2026, naming Mike Finnegan and Kevin Merrigan as the brokers representing the yacht for sale. The dated announcement is the clearest current public reference for both the brokerage appointment and the price.
Built by Sunseeker in 2009, NATURAL 9 is offered following a refit in 2023 and is currently located in Fort Lauderdale. The combination of an established British production-yacht platform, recent refit history and a current asking price below $6 million gives buyers a clear basis for comparing her with other large pre-owned motor yachts in the US market. As with any yacht of this age, the sale proposition ultimately depends on present condition and documented maintenance as well as original specification.
Northrop & Johnson describes NATURAL 9 as a 121-foot, or approximately 37-metre, Sunseeker. At this age, the condition of machinery, systems, exterior finishes and interior spaces will matter as much as the yacht's original build specification, which makes the 2023 refit an important part of the sales proposition. The brokerage release confirms the refit year but buyers would still need the detailed work list, invoices and technical records to understand exactly what was renewed or overhauled.
The new brokerage announcement does not alter the yacht's underlying identity as a performance-oriented Sunseeker motor yacht, but it does establish a fresh public asking price and named sales representation. That distinction matters because market advertisements can remain online after pricing changes, while a dated brokerage release provides a clearer point-in-time record. Prospective buyers will still need to assess the yacht through normal survey and technical due diligence before purchase.
NATURAL 9 is powered by twin 1,900hp MTU 12V 2000 M94 engines. Northrop & Johnson states a cruising speed of 16 knots and an approximate maximum speed of 20.5 knots, figures consistent with the faster cruising profile associated with large Sunseeker motor yachts of this generation. Engine hours, service history and the condition of supporting machinery would be important elements of any technical inspection, but those details are not established by the public sales announcement used for this report.
The brokerage also gives an approximate range of 2,000 nautical miles. That specification places the emphasis on a combination of useful passage-making capability and relatively high cruising speed rather than the much longer endurance associated with displacement explorer yachts. Because the published range is approximate, actual endurance would depend on operating speed, load, weather, fuel reserves and the yacht's condition at the time of a passage.
NATURAL 9 is currently in Fort Lauderdale, one of the principal sales, refit and service centres for large yachts in the United States. The location gives prospective buyers ready access to brokerage offices and a broad marine-services network while they arrange inspections, surveys and any specialist technical assessment required before a transaction. It also means the yacht can be evaluated in a market where comparable large motor yachts are regularly presented for sale.
The $5.9 million asking price used in this report comes from Northrop & Johnson's dated 1 September 2026 announcement. Superyacht Guide is using that dated brokerage release as the authoritative current price and is not combining it with older or separately cached listing values. An asking price is not evidence of an eventual transaction value, so any later sale would need to be assessed from a separate confirmed source.
The confirmed development is that NATURAL 9 is now publicly offered through Northrop & Johnson at $5.9 million, with Finnegan and Merrigan identified as the listing brokers. The sale announcement also provides the current location, machinery, speed and range figures that buyers can use as an initial reference before requesting detailed specifications and survey information. No sale has been announced, and the current story is therefore about a new brokerage listing rather than a completed transaction.
For buyers considering a large pre-owned Sunseeker, the key questions will extend beyond the headline asking price to the condition of the engines and systems, the documentation behind the 2023 refit and the yacht's requirements after acquisition. Northrop & Johnson's 1 September sales announcement is the primary source for the listing details reported here and sets the current public asking price at $5.9 million. Until the brokerage publishes a further update, that dated announcement is the appropriate reference point for the yacht's market status.