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Fremantle Boat Brokers (trading as Ben Lexcen Marine Brokers) is a Fremantle-based yacht brokerage offering sales and marketing support for a range of recreational and commercial vessels, and an appointed Australian distributor for Dominator motor yachts. Enquiries can be made by phone, email or via the company’s contact form or office at Marine Terrace, Fremantle.
Service area: Fremantle, WA
Fremantle Boat Brokers operates under the Ben Lexcen Marine Brokers name from premises on Marine Terrace in Fremantle, Western Australia. The business publishes a local office address, multiple contact numbers and an email contact for sales enquiries.
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The brokerage supports both buyers and sellers of recreational and commercial vessels. Published listings and site text reference yachts, multihulls (catamarans), powerboats, houseboats and commercial vessels. The business also notes distribution arrangements to sell Dominator motor yachts in Australia.
The firm offers brokerage services to market and sell vessels on behalf of owners. Marketing and advertising of listed boats are highlighted as core activities, and the site invites owners to engage the brokerage to act on their behalf. Prospective buyers are invited to browse current listings and to contact the brokerage for assistance in finding a suitable vessel.
Contact listings show named staff and mobile phone contacts for enquiries, and a PO Box for Fremantle. The site names a principal and managing director and refers to staff with experience in racing and offshore sailing. The business name and founding details are presented on the site.
Customers can enquire by phone, mobile, email or by using the contact form on the company’s website. A street-level office at Marine Terrace in Fremantle is provided for correspondence and visits where appropriate.
The brokerage operates from Fremantle and presents a mix of local and wider-market listings, including vessels listed with Australian prices. Specific territorial limits for sales and delivery are not detailed on the published pages.
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