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CB Yacht Sales is a Sydney-based yacht brokerage that assists buyers and sellers of commercial charter boats, powerboats and sailing yachts. The brokerage also maintains a marine services directory to help owners find mechanics, surveyors, detailers and other local specialists. Enquiries are handled by phone or email from the Balgowlah office.
Service area: Sydney & New South Wales
CB Yacht Sales is a brokerage focused on matching buyers and sellers of commercial charter boats, powerboats and sailing yachts. The business presents listings of pre-owned vessels and promotes commercial charter boat sales alongside leisure cruising and weekend boats. It operates as a single-principal brokerage that combines hands-on experience with brokerage services and boat listings.
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The brokerage’s inventory emphasis is on used vessels rather than new-dealership representation. Specific brands or franchises are not listed as exclusive partnerships.
CB Yacht Sales offers brokerage services that aim to guide buyers and sellers through the sales process. Services described include marketing listings, connecting sellers with prospective buyers, and supporting clients through the stages of a sale to achieve a completed transaction. The business presents personalised client support and assistance with vessel handover and advice during transactions.
The brokerage also publishes a Marine Services Hub — a directory of local marine professionals such as mechanics, shipwrights, surveyors, detailing and transport providers — intended to help owners prepare vessels for sale, maintenance or charter operations. The directory is presented as a resource rather than a direct in-house delivery of those services.
CB Yacht Sales operates from Balgowlah, NSW, with a stated contact phone number and email for enquiries. The brokerage is led by Cath Bennett. Enquiry channels provided include phone and email, and listings include a contact form on the business’ public pages.
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