122’ (37m) Horizon MISS MICHELLE Now Asking $13,500,000

Northrop & Johnson is pleased to announce a $1,000,000 price reduction on the 122’
Horizon MISS MICHELLE. Delivered in 2025, the raised pilothouse motor yacht is now
asking $13,500,000, with Yacht Broker Kevin Merrigan representing the listing.

MISS MICHELLE is part of Horizon’s RP series, built for owners looking for long-range
cruising capability with the speed and volume of a larger motor yacht. Lightly used and in
turnkey condition, she also benefits from two-year Horizon and extended machinery
warranties. In addition to that, she is US Duty Paid, an important consideration for buyers
evaluating the cost of acquisition.

Her construction centres on Horizon’s high-performance hull form, with a piercing bow
designed to improve efficiency and ride comfort. Horizon’s proprietary SCRIMP™ resininfusion technology is used in the build to increase strength while reducing weight. Twin
Caterpillar C32B engines deliver a fast cruising speed of 16 knots and a top speed of 20
knots. ABT zero-speed fin stabilisers help maintain comfort at anchor, while navigation is
supported by a full Furuno suite, alongside Starlink connectivity.

Accommodation is a particular strength. MISS MICHELLE has a custom full-beam master
suite on the main deck, as well as a second master suite on the lower deck. This
arrangement gives owners flexibility when hosting family or guests, with two principal
suites across separate levels.

Her exterior spaces are set up for time spent on the water. The foredeck has a Jacuzzi,
sunpads and an alfresco dining area. The expansive flybridge includes a bar, grill, lounge
seating and a cinema projector screen, with additional space for three Jet Skis. At the stern,
a dedicated beach club features a wet bar and a fold-out platform at water level for easier
access to the sea. A tender garage provides storage for a 15-foot tender.

Contact Yacht Broker Kevin Merrigan and Wes Sanfordfor for more information or to arrange a viewing. For
media requests and photos of this yacht, contact Northrop & Johnson’s press team.