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Ian Mackenzie International is a yacht brokerage based at The Boat Works in Coomera on the Gold Coast, Queensland. The brokerage lists power and sailing boats for sale, represents vessels Australia‑wide and internationally, and accepts enquiries by phone, email or in person at their Coomera office.
Service area: Gold Coast (Coomera), Queensland; represents vessels Australia‑wide and internationally
Ian Mackenzie International is an Australian yacht brokerage headquartered at Building A1/a The Boat Works, 1 Boatworks Drive, Coomera, QLD. The website states the business was established in 2003 and is operated by a broker team who handle sales of both power and sailing vessels.
The brokerage provides services for people buying and selling boats. Website content describes a personalised buying and selling process delivered by the broker team and lists contact options for prospective buyers and sellers.
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The site lists power monohulls and sail monohulls (including multihulls) among its boat categories and indicates the business represents vessels both Australia‑wide and internationally.
The website includes pages and navigation items for "Insurance & Customs Valuation" and for listing a boat, indicating the brokerage offers valuation support and sales listing services. Specific details about inspection, survey or handover services are not stated on the public pages provided.
The office location and contact details are shown on the site: Building A1/a The Boat Works, 1 Boatworks Drive, Coomera, QLD 4209, phone 07 5502 3124 and email sales@mackenzieboating.com.au. Published opening hours are Monday–Friday 8:30am–4:00pm, with Saturdays by appointment and closed Sundays and public holidays. Enquiries can be made by phone, email or visiting the Coomera office by appointment.
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