Are you passionate about bringing joy and beauty into people's lives? Seize this exceptional opportunity to own a well-loved florist business located in the heart of Huntington Beach, CA, boasting a vibrant history of 20 years!
This florist, which has been serving South Orange County for 38 years and has a consistent gross annual sales (GAS) of $450,000 to $500,000, is family-owned and operated. They are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly.
This flower shop has been in business for over 40 years and is family owned and operated. From inception, the current owners have been successful to triple their revenue. They have a large customer base with repeat business and excellent referrals.
This is a successful floral design business specializing in weddings and the location makes it an ideal opportunity for the perspective buyer who wants a change in environment to improve their own quality of life.
Located in a prime retail location, this profitable flower shop is known for its excellent customer service and loyal client base. This established flower shop offers beautiful arrangements for all occasions. This business provides various arrangements for everyday and special events.
This studio focuses on high-end weddings and events! They have bookings well into 2024 and have contacts with major wineries and event centers. Whether your style is romantic, modern, vintage, or sophisticated this floral design business creates gorgeous selections of bouquets, decor, and more.
This flower shop and cafe venture has firmly established itself as the neighborhood's premier destination for exquisite floral arrangements, as well as a diverse selection of coffee, tea, sandwiches, and more. Operating seamlessly from Mon-Wed (10am - 5pm), Thur-Sat (9am - 5pm).
For sale is a 20 years established Flower shop that services weddings, funerals and events at major hotels, Queen Mary, banquet halls, and mansions. They have hundreds of awesome Yelp and Google reviews. They have over 12,000 followers on social media, so it holds a stellar reputation.
This full-service independent grocery store is located in the foothills of the Northern California Gold Country. Well established in the community, this store features full meat, bakery, deli, and floral department. With an average of over $1 Million in EBITDA, this opportunity is perfect.
For sale is a retail flower shop franchise that has been well-established since 1982. It has high gross, high visibility, and is at a prime signalized corner location, a freestanding building with reasonable rent. The gross is nearly $900,000. It is a great opportunity for a florist.
This is a small flower shop business for sale. The owner has been there for almost 25 years. It is an easy operation, the seller is willing to train the buyer to teach them on how to run the flower shop. Rent is only $685 a month, per seller. They have a high profit margin with low expenses.
This is a unique opportunity to own a high volume and profitable floral franchise in an excellent San Diego location. This well-established floral franchise has been in business for more than 15 years. The space is approximately 1,500 SF. The location is excellent.
his highly profitable wholesale floral arrangement business, with exponential year-over-year growth! The business provides beautiful, artisanal, handmade floral arrangements to affluent, gourmet and natural grocery stores.
This popular florist has been in business for over 30 years. Located on the main street of an affluent town, this beautiful well-established flower shop has a loyal following and a strong reputation with the local community. It is SBA pre-approved.
Long-standing profitable florist business in San Diego County for sale. The flower shop brand name has a potential area benefit from the city name.1250 sq ft with low rent of $2400. Lease 2 years left with an option. The owner plans to retire.
Well-known local flower shop specializing in the sale and delivery of orchids. Highly visible freestanding building with plenty of parking and room for additional storage. Established in 2018.
This is an excellent opportunity to own a flower shop in San Gabriel Valley. Training and support will be provided to the buyer. Owner financing is also possible as well. The annual gross sales were $265,000 and the asking price is $120,000.
This is an excellent opportunity to own a thriving specialty cakery and floral business. This business located in Oakhurst, California and serving Yosemite National Park, the Sierra foothills and Central California caters to the wedding market and other events specializing in cakes, flowers, and eve
This flower shop has been in business for over 40 years and is family owned and operated. From inception, the current owners have been successful to triple their revenue. They have a large customer base with repeat business and excellent referrals.
This florist, which has been serving South Orange County for 38 years and has a consistent gross annual sales (GAS) of $450,000 to $500,000, is family-owned and operated. They are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly.
This is a small flower shop business for sale. The owner has been there for almost 25 years. It is an easy operation, the seller is willing to train the buyer to teach them on how to run the flower shop. Rent is only $685 a month, per seller. They have a high profit margin with low expenses.
This is a successful floral design business specializing in weddings and the location makes it an ideal opportunity for the perspective buyer who wants a change in environment to improve their own quality of life.
Well-known local flower shop specializing in the sale and delivery of orchids. Highly visible freestanding building with plenty of parking and room for additional storage. Established in 2018.
This flower shop and cafe venture has firmly established itself as the neighborhood's premier destination for exquisite floral arrangements, as well as a diverse selection of coffee, tea, sandwiches, and more. Operating seamlessly from Mon-Wed (10am - 5pm), Thur-Sat (9am - 5pm).
This studio focuses on high-end weddings and events! They have bookings well into 2024 and have contacts with major wineries and event centers. Whether your style is romantic, modern, vintage, or sophisticated this floral design business creates gorgeous selections of bouquets, decor, and more.
This is an excellent opportunity to own a thriving specialty cakery and floral business. This business located in Oakhurst, California and serving Yosemite National Park, the Sierra foothills and Central California caters to the wedding market and other events specializing in cakes, flowers, and eve
his highly profitable wholesale floral arrangement business, with exponential year-over-year growth! The business provides beautiful, artisanal, handmade floral arrangements to affluent, gourmet and natural grocery stores.
For sale is a 20 years established Flower shop that services weddings, funerals and events at major hotels, Queen Mary, banquet halls, and mansions. They have hundreds of awesome Yelp and Google reviews. They have over 12,000 followers on social media, so it holds a stellar reputation.
This full-service independent grocery store is located in the foothills of the Northern California Gold Country. Well established in the community, this store features full meat, bakery, deli, and floral department. With an average of over $1 Million in EBITDA, this opportunity is perfect.
Located in a prime retail location, this profitable flower shop is known for its excellent customer service and loyal client base. This established flower shop offers beautiful arrangements for all occasions. This business provides various arrangements for everyday and special events.
This popular florist has been in business for over 30 years. Located on the main street of an affluent town, this beautiful well-established flower shop has a loyal following and a strong reputation with the local community. It is SBA pre-approved.
Long-standing profitable florist business in San Diego County for sale. The flower shop brand name has a potential area benefit from the city name.1250 sq ft with low rent of $2400. Lease 2 years left with an option. The owner plans to retire.
For sale is a retail flower shop franchise that has been well-established since 1982. It has high gross, high visibility, and is at a prime signalized corner location, a freestanding building with reasonable rent. The gross is nearly $900,000. It is a great opportunity for a florist.
Are you passionate about bringing joy and beauty into people's lives? Seize this exceptional opportunity to own a well-loved florist business located in the heart of Huntington Beach, CA, boasting a vibrant history of 20 years!
This is a unique opportunity to own a high volume and profitable floral franchise in an excellent San Diego location. This well-established floral franchise has been in business for more than 15 years. The space is approximately 1,500 SF. The location is excellent.
This is an excellent opportunity to own a flower shop in San Gabriel Valley. Training and support will be provided to the buyer. Owner financing is also possible as well. The annual gross sales were $265,000 and the asking price is $120,000.
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