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Ensign want to sell your boat!

by Peter Rendle on 24 Nov 2016
Sell your boat through Ensign Ship Brokers Ensign Ship Brokers http://www.ensignbrokers.com.au
Ensign, one of Australia’s largest yacht brokers, have had such a successful sales year that they are now looking for more pre-used stock to sell.

At their head office location at Main Beach, Queensland, they can offer amazing rates on berthing while the boat is on sale at their Marinas Cove Marina and that means great exposure. If the boat is not being used currently their hard stand facility is available at half the price of a wet berth.

Ensign are looking for listings for boats worth $150k upwards, sail, power, monohulls or catamarans and have locations in Queensland, Sydney and Victoria.

If you are looking to sell your boat and want to use a professional, efficient and experienced sales team, give Ensign Yacht Brokers a call or email sales@ensignbrokers.com.au.

  • Gold Coast, Australia, (07) 5532 1122

  • Mooloolaba, Australia, (07) 5444 3055

  • Martha Cove - Victoria, Australia, 0458 087 825

  • Sydney - Mosman, Australia, (02) 9960 2799

  • Sydney - Newport, Australia, (02) 9999 6360

  • International - Singapore, +61 438 227 022

ensignbrokers.com.au/sell

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