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Boutique yacht brokerage on the Gold Coast specialising in luxury yachts and catamarans — both power and sail — for sale in Australia and internationally. Jules Luxury assists buyers and sellers and offers after-sales support, shipping logistics and delivery coordination. Contact by mobile, email or the online enquiry form.
Service area: Gold Coast, QLD
Jules Luxury is a boutique yacht brokerage operating from Main Beach on the Gold Coast. The brokerage focuses on premium and luxury vessels, including power and sailing catamarans, monohull sailboats, power catamarans and larger superyacht-type listings. Services are offered for vessels marketed for sale in Australia and for international transactions.
Jules Luxury provides brokerage support to both buyers and sellers. The brokerage assists prospective buyers to locate and inspect suitable luxury vessels and supports sellers by marketing yachts and coordinating sales processes. Communication channels for enquiries include a listed mobile number, an email address and an online contact form.
The brokerage’s stated specialisation is luxury yachts and catamarans across new and used categories, with separate sections for new high-speed catamarans, new sail catamarans, used monohulls, used power catamarans and used superyachts. Specific models or franchise dealerships are not stated on the public pages.
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Customers may contact Jules Luxury by mobile phone, by email or via the contact form on the website. The contact details published include a Gold Coast mobile number and an email address for direct enquiries.
Primary operations are centred on the Gold Coast, with activity and deliveries shown for transactions involving Australia and international destinations. No public details are provided about formal inspection, surveying, valuation, in-house maintenance or insurance broking services; such services should be confirmed directly when engaging for a sale or purchase.
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