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Northshore Marine Shipwrights and Yacht Brokerage is a combined shipwright and brokerage operation based at the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club in Newport (Sydney). The business offers shipwright and refit services, rigging and rig repairs, commissioning of new boats, pre-purchase and sale inspections and brokerage support, together with shoreside boatyard facilities including a 50‑tonne travel lift, hardstand and work berths. Enquiries are handled by phone or email and from their Newport yard address.
Service area: Sydney
Northshore Marine operates a combined shipwright, boatyard and brokerage from the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club premises in Newport. The yard presents as a full‑service marine facility with shipwright and rigging workshops, a 50‑tonne travel lift, hardstand space, work berths and a mast crane, supported by mechanical, electrical, paint, joinery and upholstery trades on site.
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Services are offered for owners, buyers and sellers. Brokerage and representation are provided alongside pre‑purchase and sale inspections, and the yard provides ongoing maintenance, refits and commissioning for a range of recreational vessels described on site, including cruising yachts, racing yachts and powerboats.
The yard handles both custom construction tasks (mould making, cabinetry, deck and timber work, rudder/keel repairs) and commissioning of new boats; the site mentions active commissioning work for Bavaria models and involvement with one‑design and high‑performance classes. Project management services coordinate trades, parts and reporting for larger refits and reconstructions.
Customers may call the listed yard phone number or email the contact address for quotes, to arrange inspections or to discuss project scope. The business location is given as Unit 4, RPAYC, 16 Mitala Street, Newport NSW 2106 for on‑site visits and deliveries.
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★ 4.6 · 12 Google reviews
“Northshore Marine have provided an excellent service for me from when I bought my yacht to present date. Heath was really professional and friendly, giving the yacht a thorough prepurchase survey, giving me the confidence to buy. Before sailing the boat up the coast from Sydney I had Northshore Marine give the deck a paint job which turned out brilliantly and fitted some essential electronics. I’ve had the boat for 1 1/2 years and always turned to Heath for help when needed - I couldn’t be happier. Thanks Heath to you and all your crew!!”
Thanks Steve enjoy your yachting !
“We've had the pleasure of working with Northshore Marine for our 65ft monohull sailing yacht, and have always found the team professional, knowledgeable, and great to deal with. Their support over the years has been invaluable, and it's reassuring to know we have a trusted team we can rely on when needed. We genuinely appreciate everything they've done for us and would happily recommend Northshore Marine to other boat owners.”
“We've had the pleasure of working with Northshore Marine for Pegasus, our Oyster 625 sailing yacht, and the team has been consistently professional, knowledgeable, and easy to deal with. We genuinely appreciate the support they've provided over the years and would happily recommend Northshore Marine to other yacht owners looking for reliable marine service and expertise.”
“The team at Northshore looked after our cap camerat 10.5 incredibly well. Full service. On time and on budget. Would highly recommend”
“Heath and Chris are professionals in every way and provide a service that stems from years of experience that covers all aspects of the marine industry. I can't recommend them more highly!”
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