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A Brisbane-based yacht and boat brokerage listing sail and power boats for sale and handling enquiries for buyers and sellers. Operates from a marine centre at Manly (Moreton Bay) and publishes detailed listings with contact details for inspections and enquiries.
Service area: Moreton Bay / Brisbane, QLD
Australiawide Boat Sales operates as a yacht and boat brokerage working with both buyers and sellers. The business markets used sailboats and powerboats, publishes individual vessel listings with specifications and photographs, and handles enquiries and inspection arrangements for prospective purchasers and vendors.
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The brokerage assists owners to place vessels for sale and supports prospective buyers by providing access to listings and by arranging inspections. Listing pages include seller-provided details about condition and equipment; buyers are encouraged to arrange independent surveys and inspections before purchase. Contact options published on the business pages include a phone number and an email address for enquiries and to request further information or inspections.
The brokerage operates from a marine centre at 453 Esplanade, Manly (Moreton Bay) with a stated Brisbane town/city location. A local phone number and an email contact are provided for direct enquiries and to book viewings.
The business profile identifies named brokers associated with the office and includes biographical details for principal staff, including sea experience and stated qualifications held by an identified broker. These staff details are presented as part of the brokerage’s public profile and provide additional context about the team available to assist with sales and buyer enquiries.
Customers can enquire about listed vessels by phone or email using the contact details published on the listings and contact pages, or by using the enquiry forms on individual listing pages to request inspections or further information.
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