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Yachts West Marine is a Fremantle-based boat and yacht brokerage serving buyers and sellers across Perth and Western Australia. The company lists used boats and yachts, offers valuation and sales management, and provides marketing services such as drone video and photography. Contact options shown on the website include phone, named staff emails and an online enquiry form.
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Service area: Perth and Western Australia
At Yachts West we provide a professional and friendly used boat brokerage specialising in quality vessels of all brands. Adam Greer has been in the industry for 24 years and has a vast knowledge covering a broad range of vessels. Whether you are buying or selling Yachts West can provide reliable and experienced advice on all aspects of boating from Insurance to Boat Handling Tuition and Preventive Maintenance. Yachts West is also proud to be members of the Marine Brokers Institute of WA.
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★ 4.7 · 12 Google reviews
“Just bought a boat through Adam, was great from start to finish. Highly recommend.”
“Adam was extremely helpful and patient as we went through the process of buying our boat. It was important for us to understand this boat well as it was our first decent purchase and Adam was with us every step of the way. He was thorough and professional all the way to docking at our new pen. I’d highly recommend Adam if you are in the market to buy or sell.”
Thanks Gabriel , it was a pleasure dealing with you and helping you purchase a great boat ! Rgs Adam Greer
“Nice boats”
“Very helpful salesperson. Good communication and informative about the boat. Not rushed at the viewing of the boat either”
“We bought a boat from Adam just in time for Christmas. Couldn't be happier with the service from the first contact to the personal delivery.”
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