Horizon Yachts Premier 130: Asking Price $8.749 Million

10 Used Yachts Under $1 Million Available Now

For boaters looking for a new-to-them used yacht, now is a great time to start scouting options as the used-yacht segment has been shifting to a buyer’s market. To help boat buyers in their yacht shopping, here’s an in-depth look at 10 used yachts priced under $1 million that are ready for new owners today.

Sabre Yachts 42 Hard Top Express: Asking Price $495,000

Looking for a midsize, Downeast-style yacht that’s easily handled by a cruising couple? Excalibur, a 2009 Sabre 42’ Hard Top Express, might be the yacht for you. Enjoy a Great Loop cruise or head out across blue water, Excalibur is ready to go and for sale for $495,000.

Luke Brown Yachts stated, “This beautiful 2009/2020 42’ Sabre Excalibur has been expertly maintained and meticulously upgraded with an open checkbook. The owners make sure the varnish is taken care of every 6-8 months, and her elegant blue flag hull gets buffed and waxed once a year. Her engines/pods and generator have all been 1,000-hour serviced. New twin touchscreen Raymarine Axiom pro units, new Raymarine Magnum wide array radar, all new AGM batteries, 4 new reverse- cycle Dometic AC/heat units, two new flat-screens and KVH TracVision TV 5, just to list a few things.”

Outer Reef Yachts 620 Trident: Asking Price $1.195 Million

Chic and sleek are not words typically associated with long-range motoryachts, yet the Outer Reef Yachts Trident 620 is an exception. Designed by noted naval architect Ward Setzer, the long-range sports motoryacht with its fast-semidisplacement hull form is a powerful combination of contemporary style and performance.

“She is a vessel that has Outer Reef’s oceangoing pedigree at her core and is also easy on the eyes. The 620 is a great trawler built to help ambitious owners step up from casual cruising to serious voyaging and still look good on the water. Outer Reef sees the Trident line as a stepping stone for yachtsmen who are coming out of first or second boats and who may want to cruise the world,” Yachting previously reported.

Anne Marie is a 2018 620 Trident that was built by Outer Reef Yachts and is currently listed with the builder for sale. The asking price is $1.195 million. This flybridge motoryacht can reportedly cruise long at 5 knots for more than 1,600 nautical miles, or jog at 21 knots thanks to its twin 600 hp Cummins QSB 6.7-liter diesels and its Zeus pod-drive system. It’s worth noting the flybridge is equipped with a hydraulic hardtop that can lower for bridge clearances, making it a contender for Great Loop cruisers. 

Ocean Alexander 64: Asking Price $1.195 Million

Looking for an owner-operator-size pilothouse motoryacht to cruise the West Coast from Alaska to Mexico? Pastabilities, a 2007 Ocean Alexander 64’ Pilothouse, has a three-stateroom, two-head layout with a spacious salon and fully equipped galley. This yacht has an asking price of $1.195 million.

The hull of Pastabilities was built with hand-laid, gelcoated fiberglass and an AL 600 core in the hull sides and superstructure. The flybridge is covered with a fiberglass hardtop and the pilothouse is enclosed with polycarbonate panels. The aft deck of the flybridge, which accommodates a tender (not included in sale), along with an extendable awning provides shade to the cockpit area below. The cockpit has a teak sole. Guests can easily board Pastabilities from port and starboard side boarding gates, or via the swim platform that leads up to the cockpit. A non-slip fiberglass staircase leads guests from the cockpit to the flybridge. 

Sirena Yachts 64: Asking Price $2.49 Million

An impressive combination of design elements come together aboard the Sirena Yachts 64, that make this motoryacht equally suited for long-distance cruising, weekend sojourns and dayboating with the family. Jeff Brown Yachts has this 2020 Sirena 64 currently listed just shy of $2.5 million.

Twin 1,000 hp Caterpillar C12.9 diesels power this stout motoryacht, with an 83,775-pound displacement, to a reported 28-knot top hop and a 16-knot fast cruise speed. Backing down to an economical cruise speed of 10 knot gives the 68-footer a reported 1,200-nautical-mile range. A Seakeeper 16 helps keep the yacht stable as a table.

Paragon 94: Asking Price $2.975 Million

Rhapsody, a 2009 Paragon 94, underwent an extensive refit by Lyman Morse in 2018. The 94-foot motoryacht is currently listed for $2.975 million with Worth Avenue Yachts, which represents a $750,000-plus price reduction.

The refit included servicing all equipment and systems, updating soft goods, adding a dining area, transforming the flybridge into an enclosed skylounge and repainting the upper deck space.

Twin 1,550 hp Caterpillar C-32 diesel engines work with the yacht’s planing hull form (with 13.5-degree transom deadrise) to help propel this 100-ton motoryacht to a 20-knot top hop and a 14-knot cruise speed. The engines have just over 2,000 hours on them.

Horizon Yachts Premier 130: Asking Price $8.749 Million

Regal by definition means ‘suitable for a king.’ And Status Quo, a Horizon Yachts Premier 130 listed with Atlantic Yacht & Ship Inc. for $8.749 million, is a tri-deck superyacht that fits the definition.

The 2009 build saw refits in 2017 and 2021. Some of the work included updating the interior styling, increasing the stabilizer size, a superstructure paint job, a full hull paint job, refinishing wood floors, new carpet throughout, new appliances and more.

Status Quo could make a solid charter offering thanks to the yacht’s variety of entertainment spaces, inside and outside, across three decks and its six-stateroom layout that accommodates 12 guests.

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