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EZIYACHT is an Australian yacht brokerage specialising in buying and selling cruising and bluewater yachts, classic boats and live‑aboard vessels. The business offers brokerage services for sellers and buyers, plus valuations, pre‑list presentation, photography and videography, boat detailing, tuition and concierge support. Contact by phone or email to enquire about listings, valuations or buying‑agent services.
Service area: Brisbane, Gold Coast, Pittwater, Sydney, Australia
EZIYACHT operates as a specialist yacht brokerage that markets and sells cruising, bluewater and classic vessels. The brokerage presents itself as a full‑service seller and buyer intermediary, offering services that support the marketing, inspection and handover phases of a sale as well as post‑sale tuition and practical handover assistance.
The brokerage supports both sellers who wish to present a vessel for market and buyers seeking assistance with purchase. Services described include acting as a selling broker, acting as a buying agent, providing appraisals and valuations, and offering practical tuition for new owners or purchasers who want to become comfortable with their boat after handover.
EZIYACHT lists a range of seller and transaction services aimed at preparing a boat for sale and attracting buyers. Key offerings include purchase and sales appraisals, valuations, pre‑listing presentation and advertising, bespoke photography and video (including aerial drone work), and boat detailing. The brokerage also offers concierge‑style services and can arrange or recommend trades such as shipwrights, rigging specialists, canvas trimmers and marine mechanics.
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Survey and insurance valuation activities are part of the services menu; the brokerage also advises on surveys and can recommend accredited surveyors and shipwrights. Where specialist rigging, mechanical or canvas work is needed, the business provides referrals and lists third‑party providers it works with.
EZIYACHT lists operations across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Pittwater and Sydney. Contact is offered by telephone or email for enquiries about listings, valuations, buying‑agent appointments, photography or tuition. The business also displays licensing information relevant to second‑hand dealers and notes industry membership.
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