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Performance Boating Sales is a Sydney-based yacht brokerage and Jeanneau dealer that handles new and used boat sales and supports owners with spare parts and service facilitation. The office operates from Gibson Marina, Bayview, and accepts enquiries by phone or email.
Service area: Sydney
Performance Boating Sales operates as a yacht brokerage and dealer for Jeanneau sail and power boats, offering both new and used vessel sales from an office at Gibson Marina, Bayview in Sydney. The business handles sales-related activity including new Jeanneau models and a selection of used sail and power craft.
Performance Boating Sales works with people buying and selling recreational yachts. Services described include representation for new Jeanneau models, listing and marketing used boats, and a Sell Your Boat process for owners who want to place their vessels on the market.
Alongside brokerage and sales, Performance Boating Sales provides access to maintenance and aftersales support. That support is presented as facilitation and referral relationships with yard and specialist suppliers for tasks such as antifouling, detailing, mechanical and electrical work, trimming, rigging and shipwright services. Jeanneau spare parts are also listed as an available resource.
Survey and handover processes are part of the sales workflow. Contact options are provided for arranging surveys and for co‑ordinating inspections and buyer handovers during a sale.
The business operates from Gibson Marina, 1710 Pittwater Road, Bayview, NSW, and gives phone and email contact channels for enquiries. Prospective buyers and sellers can call or email to discuss inventory, new-boat options, selling a vessel, or to request service and maintenance referrals. Additional contact paths are available through social media channels maintained by the business.
Expect brokerage services focused on selling and buying recreational sail and power boats, dealership representation for new Jeanneau models, and coordination or referral to third-party maintenance and survey providers. Specific repair or workshop work may be handled by those partner specialists rather than in-house by the brokerage.
Address: 1710 Pittwater Road, Bayview, Sydney, NSW, 2104, AU
Phone: (02) 9979 9755
Email: info@performanceboating.com.au
Address: 1710 Pittwater Rd, Bayview NSW 2104, Australia
Phone: +61 2 9979 9755
Email: info@performanceboating.com.au
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