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Jeanneau cap camarat 7.5 wa, cobra nautique 8.7m rib, sealine f42, grand banks 42 heritage, opening hours, meet the brighton team, russell heath.

Fantastic and super professional and they live and breath boats. Highly recommended! A ++

Great, big thanks to you and Russell and the Team at Ancasta for all your considerable effort. Monies are in the bank!! Have a good Easter, Keep Selling!!

Many thanks for the efficient and pleasant way in which you have conducted the transaction.

Just want to say a big thank you to you, you have been very professional and very helpful every step of the way.

I just had to send this email to you in connection with your brokerage staff at Ancaster brokerage Brighton. After just purchasing a challenger 31 from your brokerage office. I would like to say how helpful and professional treatment I had from Tom and Mike at your Brighton brokerage office. They certainly made my purchase less stressful in keeping me in touch with everything that had to be arranged with my purchase for yacht transport to Northern Ireland. I would certainly recommend anybody in purchasing a vessel from the experience I had with your staff at Brighton.

We just completed and took delivery of a brokerage Oceanis 37 from Ancasta Brighton. From the first enquiry to seeing her arrive at the other end of the country on a low loader, the service received from Mike Wedge was been exceptional. Mike took care of all the logistics, kept us briefed right through the process and ensured everything went smoothly. Having purchased several boats before, the little things like dropping off at the station, changing times to suit my travel plans, the calls to confirm the money had been transferred meant we had 100% confidence we were dealing with a company we could trust. A great all round experience

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Ancasta International Boat Sales is Brighton Marina’s longest standing yacht brokerage incorporating new and used boat sales. New boat dealers for Beneteau Power and Sail Boats, Lagoon Sailing Catamarans, Prestige Motor Yachts, CNB Yachts and Fairlee. Situated in the Marina Square the office has its own berthing pool conveniently located outside its office giving an excellent promotion area. Ancasta have 16 dedicated offices along the South Coast and Europe with over 40 ABYA trained brokers offering over 800 boats for sale across the network. The moment you list your boat with this office, it is immediately available across our whole network.

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