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Leigh‑Smith Yachts is an international yacht brokerage based at Sanctuary Cove, Queensland, specialising in new and pre‑owned luxury motor yachts. The business represents and markets specific manufacturers and offers an in‑house service division that supports vessel preparation for sale, after‑sale servicing, refits and handovers. Contact by phone or email for sales and service enquiries.
Service area: Sanctuary Cove, QLD
Leigh‑Smith Yachts operates from Sanctuary Cove, Queensland, as an international yacht broker handling new and pre‑owned luxury motor yachts. Marketing and sales activity covers named manufacturers that are presented on the public site, and offers support for buyers and sellers of larger recreational vessels.
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The brokerage provides sales services for new and used yachts, with inventory filters for price, length and manufacturer shown on the public site. Services support both prospective buyers and vendors. Sales enquiries can be made by phone or email and via the contact form published on the website.
An in‑house service division supports routine maintenance, repairs, upgrades and larger refits. The service offering explicitly includes vessel preparation for sale, after‑sale servicing and professional handover training. Technical and workshop capabilities described include fault finding, engineering work, spare parts supply, custom fabrication, electronics work, antifouling, detailing, gelcoat repairs, timber repairs and stainless steel servicing.
Service activity notes partnerships with OEM technicians and recognised engine suppliers, and identifies Penske MTU and Cummins among trusted partners for specific servicing work. This indicates capacity to manage marine engine and diesel servicing tasks in conjunction with authorised technicians.
Interior soft furnishing and design, along with upholstery and related finishes, form part of the listed services. Vessel handover training and after‑sale support are offered as practical parts of a sale transaction to help new owners become familiar with their yacht.
Contact options published include a Sanctuary Cove phone number and dedicated sales email. A web contact form is available for service enquiries and submissions. For complex matters such as condition assessments or purchase decisions, buyers are advised to arrange independent inspections and surveys through their own agents or surveyors as part of standard due diligence.
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