Yacht brokerage
Northshore Marine Shipwrights and yacht brokerageNewport, NSW4.6 · 12 Google reviews
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Andrew Moore Marine is a yacht brokerage based at the Royal Motor Yacht Club in Newport (Pittwater). The business assists buyers and sellers of powerboats and motor yachts, provides valuations and inspections, and coordinates detailing, servicing and handover support from an on‑site team and network of marine specialists. Contact is via the Newport marina office phone or email to arrange viewings, valuations and sales berths.
Service area: Pittwater and Broken Bay, NSW
Andrew Moore Marine operates from the Royal Motor Yacht Club marina office in Newport, serving Pittwater and surrounding parts of Broken Bay. The firm acts as a broker for buyers and sellers of recreational powerboats and motor yachts, offering listing and sales support from dedicated sales berths at RMYC and by arranging viewings and tenders for boats moored offsite.
The business provides services for both buyers and sellers. For buyers it offers access to a curated selection of listed vessels and assistance with inspections and handover arrangements. For sellers it offers valuation and marketing support, presentation and berthing of stock at prominent sales berths, and management of the sales process from listing to completion.
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Yacht brokerage
Northshore Marine Shipwrights and yacht brokerageNewport, NSW4.6 · 12 Google reviews
View profileAndrew Moore Marine arranges inspections and valuations and works with experienced surveyors. The brokerage also coordinates service and maintenance work using a team of shipwrights, electricians, trimmers, detailers, carpet and signwriting specialists and engine technicians to prepare vessels for sale or handover.
Located on Pittwater at the Royal Motor Yacht Club, the brokerage highlights its RMYC berths as a central sales location and offers fast tender service to boats moored offsite. The office contact details and opening hours are provided through the Newport marina office for enquiries and appointment bookings.
Customers make enquiries by contacting the Newport marina office by phone or email to arrange valuations, viewings or sales discussions. The brokerage also promotes listings and updates via its website and email newsletters to existing clients.
Customer perspective
★ 5.0 · 34 Google reviews
“Excellent transaction process. Very accomodating and on point. Recommend the business if either selling or buying.”
“Thanks to Josh and Andrew they were very professional easy to contact and the sale of vessel went through quickly which was a bit of a surprise considering the current climate. Highly recommend!”
Thanks Chris!
“Josh was very helpful and attentiful.”
Thanks Fred!
“I've been buying and selling boats via Andrew Moore Marine for 20 years. They are helpful, courteous, have a high level of integrity and only sell quality stock. This current sale took 3 days. A remarkable effort by Josh Moore. I highly recommend them.”
Thank you Rob!!
“We have just bought our second boat through AMM, both Andrew and Josh are so easy to deal with and are so helpful even after the sale. We are now selling a boat with them and that is going smoothly too. Highly recommend AMM to anyone”
Thanks Fiona!!
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