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Martin Box Marine Fremantle is a waterfront boat dealership and brokerage operating from the grounds of the Fremantle Sailing Club. The business specialises in the sale of new and used powerboats and offers consignment, trade-in and appraisal services. On-water facilities include a boat ramp, adjacent lifting facilities and wet pens; customers can request appraisals or make enquiries by phone or using the dealer’s enquiry and appraisal forms.
Service area: Fremantle and Western Australia, with sales and deliveries across Australia
Martin Box Marine Fremantle is a waterfront boat dealership and brokerage based at 1 Capo D'Orlando Drive on the grounds of the Fremantle Sailing Club. The business traces its origins to 1974 and marked its 50th year in 2024. The brokerage operates from an on-water facility that includes a boat ramp directly in front of the office, lifting facilities adjoining the premises and wet pens visible from the office windows.
The brokerage specialises in the sale of quality new and used powerboats and presents stock at its Fremantle location. The business offers buying and selling support for private buyers and sellers through consignment listings, trade-in and vehicle/boat appraisal processes. Customers can bring a vessel to the Fremantle facility for sale or arrange to sell from the vessel’s home berth.
Available services include a free online appraisal form, consignment sales, trade-in and upgrade assistance. The brokerage also lists practical support for buyers or sellers such as assistance with insurance and finance, interstate delivery, vessel detailing, servicing and berthing. The team advertises contacts for brokers and sales associates who manage enquiries and inspections.
The office’s waterfront position and adjacent lifting and ramp facilities are presented as a convenience for inspections, showings and post-sale handovers. The site highlights the ability to display and demonstrate boats from water-level berths and to access lifting and trailer facilities as required.
Prospective buyers and sellers can request a free appraisal or make an enquiry via the brokerage’s enquiry and appraisal forms, by telephone to the Fremantle office, or by contacting the listed brokerage team members to arrange inspections and viewings.
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