Seller's Contact Information

  • RE:  Agriculture/Farm Supplies & Equipment Business
  • Contact:  Ron Yurick
  • License #: 249414
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Business Overview:

This is your opportunity to take over an established 9-year-old Farm/AG Supply business.

They have 2 locations in 2 different Northwest Georgia Counties…

This is a full-service company… they provide:
Feed
Fertilizer
Equipment
Fencing
Seed
Animal Health
Chemicals
Home Garden
They manufacture custom fertilizers based on soil samples.
They rent equipment.
They supply services including chemical application, spreader trucks, and feed and seed delivery.

The sale includes a significant amount vehicles & equipment… trucks, trailers, forklifts, bobcats, tools and spreaders.

Property Features and Assets:

Their 2 locations in Northwest Georgia are located about 40 miles apart. The sellers own one location and rents the second location. The owned Real Estate is available for sale or lease depending on the buyer’s preferences. Each location has a retail store… other large supplies and equipment are stored in a warehouse or presented outside in the yard. The main store is much larger with about a 7,430 square feet of retail and office space. It also includes several sheds and storage buildings giving about 5,000 square feet of additional warehouse and storage capacity. The second location includes a retail store and outside storage…It has an attractive lease and provides additional reach to new customers in a neighboring County for the company.

Market Competition and Expansion:

Normal competition, but this company has developed a solid reputation for quality and service. They have a large number of loyal repeat customers.

Reason for Selling:

Current owner is having health issues making it hard. Kindly ask the seller for more information.

Additional Details:

  • The property is owned.
  • The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
  • This is not homebased business opportunity.
  • This is not a franchise resale opportunity

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Asking Price: $895,000

Estate Winery, Vineyard and Tasting Rooms Includes Real Estate

Not Disclosed, WA
Klickitat County

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operating estate winery offered as a single, bundled sale of both the business and the underlying 6 acre real property, a structure designed to maximize value for a buyer who wants to control the entire operation from vine to glass, without the risk of a separate lease or landlord relationship.The offering includes two established off-site tasting rooms in separate Pacific Northwest markets, one in Oregon and one in Washington, giving the business dual points of customer engagement and revenue generation across two distinct markets, plus a third, by-appointment tasting experience at the estate vineyard and winery itself. The estate vineyard is planted with 3 acres under vine, supplying fruit directly to the winery's production and supporting a genuine estate-grown story that resonates strongly with today's wine consumers. The sales price includes inventory of finished goods (bottled wine) as well as wine in barrel and tank in anticipation of upcoming vintage bottlings.The 6 acre property also includes a manufactured home, which can serve as on-site living quarters for an owner-operator, a caretaker/vineyard manager residence, or additional income potential, adding flexibility that many competing listings simply don't offer.  There are additional outbuildings on the property including a 800sf temperature controlled production space, a 300sf temperature controlled wine storage space and a newly constructed 1680sf building that can be used for a new production, storage and tasting space.Because the business and real estate are being sold together as a single going concern, a buyer steps into full control of production, hospitality, and land, an ownership structure that is increasingly rare in today's wine industry

Cash Flow $78,930
Revenue $253,147
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $1,200,000

Oilfield and Agriculture Supply Company in Kansas

Not Disclosed, KS
Not disclosed

Overview: Project Inspection (or the Company) is based in the Heartland and is involved in the distribution/sales of Oil & Gas drilling components and equipment (sucker rods and pipe) and Agriculture products (structural, fencing, guardrails, cable), and in the Electromagnetic (NDT) and Hydrostatic inspection/testing of oilfield pipe and sucker rods. The latter is one of the most unique attributes about the company. The revenue breakdown is about a 50/50 split between Oilfield and Ag but that varies year to year, and the Inspection/testing business typically makes up about 25-35% of the sales figures in any given year. Business Highlights:•Competitive Advantages: Taking a strong name in the Oilfield and Ag Supply world, and then providing oilfield pipe/rod inspection/testing services is truly what drives differentiation. It is the only oilfield pipe/rod inspection/testing plant in its Midwestern state. Being able to supply Farmers with needed equipment and supply is a big bonus, allowing cross-selling opportunities. •Customers/Market Channels: Some of the largest producers in the Heartland highlight the customer base, but with not one dominating Sales. On the Oilfield Supply side, the customers are predominantly E&P operators, yet on the Ag side they are usually farmers or agricultural-related companies. The inspection/testing business are again typically E&P companies but can also be other distributors or supply houses. When an inspected unit is below-par, it is sold to Ag customers throughout the Midwest. •Management/Employees: currently about 10 employees. •Growth Opportunities: Expansion into other markets/regions – continued focus in northern states, but also develop OK and TX. Increasing employee base/sales force would be key. It’s a “no brainer” to begin selling oilfield product to the inspection/testing customers which is not being done as much currently. There is more than enough room to double or triple the oilfield supply business with the current infrastructure and unused buildings on the property, with 9.6 acres of land, such as adding a “pump shop”.•Financials: the company has very little debt, and a 40 year track record in business as a whole. A lot of equipment and assets have been upgraded or added on to in the last 6 years. 2024 and 2025 saw a slowdown for the Energy and Ag industries alike, but 2026 looks to be a nice “rebound year”. There is good diversification with the business given its selling into two end-markets, and having the recurring inspection component.

Cash Flow $300,000
Revenue $2,500,000
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $750,000

High-Revenue Tractor Parts Manufacturing Business

Not Disclosed, CA
Riverside County

An established manufacturer of specialized attachments for the heavy equipment industry is being offered for sale as the owners prepare for retirement.The business manufactures slope board attachments and related products used with bulldozers, dozers, and other heavy equipment. The manufacturing operation is being offered as a standalone acquisition opportunity, providing an attractive opportunity for a strategic buyer, manufacturer, fabricator, equipment company, or entrepreneur to acquire an established product line and operating business.The current operation occupies substantially more space than is required for the standalone manufacturing business. According to the sellers, the manufacturing operation can potentially operate from approximately 1,500–1,700 square feet, creating a significant opportunity for a buyer to relocate to a smaller facility or integrate the operation into an existing manufacturing location.The opportunity may be particularly attractive to companies involved in:* Heavy equipment* Construction equipment* Metal fabrication* Welding and manufacturing* Equipment attachments* Industrial or agricultural equipment* Heavy equipment sales and distributionA strategic buyer may be able to create additional value through operational integration, existing facilities, purchasing efficiencies, sales channels, and reduced overhead.OFFICE ID 5733 DZ

Cash Flow $378,000
Revenue $620,000

Asking Price: Not Disclosed

Ag Supply Business with Real Estate, S. Louisiana

Not Disclosed, LA
Lafourche County

Duran Advisors presents this established agricultural supply company for sale in South Louisiana.A trusted provider of feed, seed, animal health products, and farm equipment since 1963, serving multiple South Louisiana parishes and commanding roughly 65% of its local market. The product mix includes ag chemicals, garden supplies, fencing, tack, and poultry, making it a one-stop shop for commercial growers, hobby farmers, and government accounts. Approximately $2 million in consistent annual revenue, no debt, and a loyal multi-generational customer base.The owner is retiring after decades of leadership. A general manager role is projected to replace the owner at an estimated $75,000 salary. Long-tenured sales staff and a potential successor are expected to remain post-sale.The real estate is offered for sale with the business and was independently appraised in February 2025 at a combined $1,183,300 across three holdings: the main store property at $418,500, a warehouse and storage tract at $393,000, and a third tract carrying two leases, one to the United States Postal Service and one to a regional transport company, at $371,800 with the leases considered.Inventory is approximately $180,000. The business qualifies for bank financing and the right buyer could enter with as little as 10% down.A 77-page CIM and a Matterport 3-D Digital Twin are available to fully disclosed buyers.This is a Structured Sale: 8/28 Question Submission Deadline, 9/4 IOI Submission Deadline.

Cash Flow $128,788
Revenue $2,094,078

Asking Price: $605,000

Manufacturer of Private Label Pet Consumables

Tampa, FL
Hillsborough County

The Company is a U.S. based private label manufacturer and product developer partner specializing in soft-chew nutritional supplements for the pet industry. It serves e-commerce sellers, retailers, and international customers seeking U.S. manufactured pet products. The Company operates from an FDA-registered facility in the Southeast market. The day-today functions are overseen by the Operations Manager and four production employees. The top States shipped to are California, Ohio, Florida, and the UK. Its quality-control and traceability procedures include certificates of analysis for incoming ingredients, batch codes, expiration dates, and documented ingredient tracking. Products are manufactured using a handcrafted, cold-extrusion and air-drying process rather than baking or high-temperature dehydration. The Company’s products are vegan, gluten-free, and free from animal-derived proteins and byproducts. The daily operations are procurement, production planning, customer communication, manufacturing, packaging, and fulfillment. The owner provides high-level direction and currently works less than 20 hours per week. The sale is driven by the owner’s desire to plan for retirement. He has offered to support the transition for 1 year and provide a 15% seller carry, demonstrating confidence in the Company’s continued success following a transaction. With a purchase price of $605,000, this business is primed and ready for a new owner to step in and continue with successful operations. Its library of approximately 2,000 stock and custom formulations addresses a variety of targeted wellness needs, including digestive health, probiotics, hip and joint support, and skin and coat care.

Cash Flow $201,352
Revenue $818,180
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $1,255,000

Well-Established Irrigation Service & Repair Business

Not Disclosed, FL
Indian river County

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly respected irrigation service company with nearly three decades of operating history and an outstanding reputation for quality workmanship and customer service. The business specializes in irrigation service and repairs, pump systems, variable frequency drives (VFDs), low voltage landscape lighting, and monthly maintenance programs.Approximately 70% of revenue is generated from service and repair work, creating consistent year-round demand, while recurring maintenance contracts provide predictable cash flow. The company serves a loyal mix of HOA communities, commercial properties, and residential clients within a concentrated geographic territory, allowing for efficient operations and quick response times.An experienced team is in place, and the owner is willing to provide an extended transition to ensure a seamless handoff. Significant growth opportunities exist through marketing, website development, geographic expansion, and adding complementary landscape maintenance services.This turnkey operation is ideal for an existing contractor seeking expansion or an entrepreneur looking to acquire a well-established, profitable service business with a strong reputation and recurring revenue base.Buyers must provide Proof of Funds prior to receiving confidential business information and full disclosure.

Cash Flow $798,811
Revenue $1,734,465

Asking Price: $1,149,000

Whidbey Island Turnkey Cidery & Orchard

Not Disclosed, WA
Island County

Nestled in the heart of beautiful Whidbey Island is this rare turnkey cidery and orchard business which presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire an established agricultural and craft beverage operation with substantial upside potential. Situated on 4.73 scenic acres with direct highway access, this fully operational property combines orchard production, cider manufacturing, residential living, and future tourism-driven revenue opportunities in one compelling investment. The property features approximately 3,000 mature producing apple trees, providing a reliable and established orchard operation capable of supporting significant cider production. Included in the sale is a fully equipped cider production plant, along with orchard equipment and infrastructure necessary to efficiently maintain and operate the business. The business currently services more than 60 established wholesale customers and has built a strong foundation within the regional craft cider market. Current annual sales are approximately $300,000; however, the business has intentionally been operated at a hobby-scale level, creating tremendous opportunity for an owner-operator or investor to expand production, marketing, distribution, and direct-to-consumer sales. Additional value-add opportunities include the potential development of an on-site tasting room, event venue, and retail sales area. The current owner has already completed architectural plans for these expansions, providing a streamlined path for a new owner to capitalize on Whidbey Island’s thriving tourism industry and increasing demand for craft beverage and destination experiences. Also included on the property is a 1,180 square foot, 3-bedroom, 1-bath residence that has previously operated successfully as an Airbnb rental, creating an additional revenue stream and flexible on-site living option.

Cash Flow Not Disclosed
Revenue $300,000
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $1,500,000

Successful Maple Sugaring Business Located in Northern New Hampshire

Lancaster, NH
Coos County

Unique opportunity to purchase a full service, tap to distribution Maple Sugaring Business, including the business, production facilities, sugarbush property leases, and a residential property. Established in 1973, Fuller’s Sugarhouse is a family-owned and operated small business located in Lancaster, NH, a quaint, scenic town in the northern White Mountains of New Hampshire. They are surrounded by the Presidential range and all its rugged beauty, part of what makes their syrup so rich in flavor. In 1997 a new sugarhouse and store was built in Lancaster to be able to process product from 10,000 taps. Production was expanded in 2016 with a new sugarhouse in Jefferson, into which 18,000 additional taps feed. Through the years, the business grew and in 1998, Dave and his wife Patti established Fuller’s Sugarhouse and Country Store in downtown Lancaster, NH. Fuller’s Sugarhouse taps maple trees in a “sugar bush” or “maple grove” in the Jefferson/Randolph area. Sap from the trees is collected by a plastic tubing system. They have 18,000 taps that run directly into their Sugarhouse in Jefferson where it is boiled to golden, smooth syrup, and another 10,000 taps in the same “sugar bush” that feed to another remote pump station a mile down the road. From there, drums of syrup are transported to their Lancaster facility to be packaged in bottles and jugs, and used to make maple candy, cream (butter), and sugar. All of Fuller’s Sugarhouse pure maple products are sold online, in their Country Store, and distributed to retail locations nationwide.Fuller’s Sugarhouse Country Store is a one-stop shop for some of the best maple products made in New England. They also sell maple sugaring equipment to other producers in the region and will occasionally participate in equipment installations as well.The product/service breakdown is 27% Retail, 59% Wholesale, 12% Equipment Sales, and 2% Other Sales. No single customer represents more than 8% of total sales, with the top 3 representing only 19% of total sales.

Cash Flow $263,226
Revenue $1,465,637
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $2,400,000

South Kona Fee-Simple Coffee Estate-Leased Through 2034 for Steady Investment Income

Not Disclosed, HI
Not disclosed

Discover a RARE OPPORTUNITY to acquire a premier South Kona agricultural estate combining productive Kona coffee acreage, established rental income, and substantial infrastructure on nearly 16 acres in the heart of Hawaiʻi's world-famous Kona Coffee Belt.Positioned along Mamalahoa Highway with excellent accessibility and visibility, this fee-simple agricultural property features approximately seven acres of mature producing Kona coffee, three residential structures, two commercial-grade steel greenhouses, and extensive off-grid infrastructure designed to support long-term agricultural operations and self-sufficiency.The estate is currently subject to an assumable lease generating $8,000 per month ($96,000 annually), providing immediate cash flow for investors and 1031 exchange buyers seeking both income and land appreciation potential. The lease encompasses the entire property, including all residences, greenhouses, and agricultural improvements, and transfers to the purchaser at closing.The coffee orchard itself represents a significant standalone agricultural asset. Approximately 5,600 to 6,300 mature producing Kona coffee trees are planted across seven acres, with estimated annual production of approximately 22,000 pounds of coffee cherry. Established production of this scale would require years of cultivation and substantial capital investment to replicate, offering immediate operational value to agricultural buyers.Property improvements include:Main Residence: 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with approximately 1,760 square feet of living area and expansive covered lanai.Ohana Unit: 1-bedroom, 1-bath residence with garage and additional living space.Additional Residence: Permitted 3-bedroom, 2-bath dwelling.Two steel-frame agricultural greenhouses with irrigation systems supporting nursery and propagation operations.The property's infrastructure is equally impressive, featuring:6kW photovoltaic solar system, 20kW backup generatorApproximately 120,000 gallons of water catchment capacityUV and reverse osmosis water filtration systems Perimeter fencing Agricultural roadways Botanical gardens Native forest areas.Beyond the real estate and coffee production, additional value may be realized through:Nursery inventory Crop inventory at closingPotential goodwill associated with an established Kona coffee operation.Whether your objective is agricultural production, passive income, agritourism development, legacy land ownership, or a combination thereof, this South Kona Coffee Estate presents a compelling opportunity to acquire a productive, income-generating property in one of the most recognized coffee-growing regions in the world.Investment Highlights:15.981-acre fee simple agricultural estateApproximately 7 acres of mature producing Kona coffeeThree residential structuresTwo commercial agricultural greenhousesAssumable lease generating $8,000 per monthHighway frontage along Mamalahoa HighwaySolar power, backup generation, and substantial water infrastructureEstablished agricultural operation with expansion potentialLocated within the highly sought-after South Kona Coffee BeltBuyer to independently verify all information, including acreage, lease terms, agricultural production, zoning, permitted uses, income projections, and future development opportunities.

Cash Flow $96,000
Revenue Not Disclosed

Asking Price: $300,000

A Decade of Getting Dirty, Pivoting Like a Pro, and growing with Aloha.

Not Disclosed, HI
Hawaii County

Let's be real: in the world of high-end resort dining, executive chefs aren't just looking for standard ingredients—they want a story on the plate, and they want it to taste like heaven. For the past ten years, Io Farms has been writing that story straight into the rich volcanic soil of Hawaii Island. We design, set up, and take complete care of a custom vegetable and herb garden built specifically for elite resort dining. It’s a sweet spot where luxury hospitality meets hands-on agronomy. The whole operation runs like a charm on autopilot, so you can spend your days growing the business instead of chasing down aphids. It’s the ultimate dream for a business owner: a mostly hands-off, self-sustaining model. We have just one incredibly skilled employee who handles everything on the ground, meaning the owner doesn't need to skip a beat of their own day-to-day life—or even lift a single shovel. But while our daily footprint is lean, our future is primed to grow. With a bulletproof reputation in the luxury resort world, The Farm is perfectly set up to branch out into local schools, retirement communities, and wellness centers across the islands.A decade ago, they planted our very first seeds as a gritty, sustainable, and regenerative market garden. Back then, they were obsessed with aquaponics, carving out a hyper-specialized niche in stunning edible flowers, fragile micro-greens, and crisp, gourmet leafy greens. They spent years mastering the science of water, fish, and roots, and cultivating lasting partnerships with top kitchens all over the island.Then came 2024, the year we decided to level up and pivot. We realized that while the local farmers' markets were cute, the real culinary magic was happening in the kitchens of Hawaii's ultra-luxury resorts. We took all that high-tech aquaponic and regenerative know-how, packed our bags, and began partnering directly with local high-end resort culinary talent. We flipped the script by actually bringing the farm to the table’s back door. By taking care of a dedicated garden program for the culinary team, we completely cut out the shipping drama. Ten thriving years later, we’ve built an airtight bond with the top chefs on Hawaii Island, making our garden setup an indispensable part of their brand. Our client relationships are built to last. This isn't just a service gig—it's a true partnership. When a resort can brag about a garden grown exclusively for their seasonal menu, they are building their identity around our hard work. This foundation gives a new owner a stellar reputation and an operational playbook that has been tested and perfected by the unique island climate. When people think of farming, they usually think of back-breaking labor, broken tractors, and endless logistical headaches. Io Farms completely shatters that stereotype. We’ve engineered this business to be a self-governing engine. The current owner enjoys a lifestyle totally detached from the daily dirt work, stepping back to let a brilliant system do the heavy lifting. If you're looking for a setup where you can reap the rewards without breaking a sweat, this is truly the cream of the crop:1) 10 Years Thriving in the Islands2) 100% Turnkey and Autonomous3) 1 Master Employee Running the Show (So You Don't Have To)4) Zero Competition in the RegionIn the world of five-star dining, cookie-cutter ingredients are a cardinal sin. When we work with a resort, we don’t just drop off a seed catalog. We sit down with the culinary team to talk flavor profiles, upcoming menu concepts, and plating styles. While our history is rooted in luxury hospitality, our future is wide open. We’ve mastered a highly scalable model that can easily be transplanted into hungry new markets. The playbook is written, the infrastructure works, and the local demand for managed organic spaces is booming. For an ambitious new owner, there’s a massive field of opportunity just waiting to be harvested.Taking over Io Farms means walking into a perfectly dialed operation that needs zero fixing. Everything is fully optimized and built for high efficiency and low maintenance in a tropical environment. This business is built on rock-solid systems, designed to keep running smoothly from day one. With a long-term partnership structure and a stellar reputation, the setup is stable, recession-resistant, and entirely turnkey. It’s an investor's dream: an eco-friendly business that runs on autopilot. The roots are deep, the groundwork is done, and the harvest is rich. It’s time to step into the sunshine and claim your piece of paradise. Don’t let this opportunity wither on the vine—the future is yours to pluck.

Cash Flow $175,580
Revenue Not Disclosed
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $450,000

Contents Restoration and Furniture Manufacturer

Not Disclosed, NC
Not disclosed

Craftsman-level custom furniture manufacturing and upholstery with a lucrative, recession-proof insurance disaster restoration division. While traditional furniture operations generate steady organic retail and commercial demand, this company’s specialized restoration division serves as a revenue engine—backed by insurance-funded payouts for property loss and water/fire claims.When disaster strikes residential or commercial properties (e.g., kitchen flooding, fire damage, structural water intrusion),insurance carriers frequently prefer restoring existing high-end cabinetry, architectural woodwork, and specialized furnishings over costly full-scale tear-outs and replacements. This business holds established relationships and direct billing pathways to perform these high-margin restorations, with claims paid directly by major insurance carriersUnder the visionary leadership of the current CEO, this business has evolved from a simple upholstery service shop to a comprehensive manufacturing empire. By launching the custom manufacturing division, the company expanded its offerings, designing and building its own custom furniture line and capturing the market's attention with unparalleled craftsmanship and quality. With a significant milestone achieved in 2010 through the acquisition of a dedicated manufacturing facility on three acres of land, the company has scaled its operations to meet the increasing demand for both custom builds and high-end restoration. The brand's reputation for excellence has skyrocketed, attracting prestigious projects including work for the White House and positioning the business as a dominant player in the Southeast. The recent surge in the restoration division, with a remarkable 566% revenue increase from 2023 to 2025, underscores the business's potential for unprecedented growth. As the restoration-led model gains momentum, the company has transitioned into a specialized service-and-solutions provider, solidifying its position in the market and ensuring recession resistance through non-discretionary insurance-funded projects. Furthermore, the untapped market of homeowners seeking to restore their high-quality furniture presents a unique opportunity for expansion and sustainability in line with the global trend of reduce, reuse, recycle. By actively promoting restoration over purchasing new items, the business can tap into a growing eco-conscious market and solidify its standing as an industry leader. With a loyal client base, a strategic focus on high-margin insurance restoration, and a proactive approach to securing formal contracts, this business offers new owners a ready-made success story waiting to be taken to even greater heights. Don't miss out on this extraordinary chance to acquire a thriving manufacturing business with limitless potential. Explore this exciting opportunity further at https://www.tworld.com/ and make your mark on the industry today. Contact us to learn more about this exceptional business for sale in North Carolina.

Cash Flow $142,251
Revenue $666,072
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $270,000

Profitable Forestry Mulching and Land Clearing

Not Disclosed, VA
Not disclosed

Established in 2017, the company began as a skid steer services operation providing grading, site cleanup, and light excavation. Through strategic investment in specialized attachments, the business expanded into high-quality gravel driveway renovation and maintenance, building a strong reputation for reliability and workmanship within its service area.In 2019, the company entered the land clearing market, initially utilizing rented forestry mulching equipment before investing in dedicated machinery and launching a focused forestry mulching division. Rapid market demand drove significant growth, and by 2020 this segment became the primary revenue driver and core operational focus. Continued reinvestment in 2022 with newer, higher-capacity equipment further improved efficiency, reliability, and overall job throughput.Today, the business operates primarily as a specialized forestry mulching and land clearing service provider serving residential, agricultural, and commercial clients. Services include land clearing, retention pond cleaning, pasture reclamation, yard expansions, rights-of-way clearing, and comprehensive brush control. The company is well-positioned in a growing niche market with modern equipment,This is a business that can be run by an owner operator with no employees. Seller would also consider financing.

Cash Flow $109,541
Revenue $190,476

Asking Price: $2,200,000

Rare opportunity to take the helm of an established Kona Coast farm and eco-retreat.

Captain Cook, HI
Hawaii County

Honaunau Farms represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully operational, income‑producing agricultural and hospitality business in one of Hawaiʻi Island’s most culturally rich and naturally stunning regions. Located in South Kona near the historic community of Hōnaunau, this turnkey property blends sustainable farming, thoughtfully designed accommodations, and experiential tourism into a cohesive eco‑boutique enterprise. More than land and buildings, Honaunau Farms is a living, breathing business with established systems, diversified revenue streams, and a clear brand identity rooted in stewardship of the land (ʻāina), regenerative practices, and authentic guest experiences. These elements operate in a synergistic way, reinforcing one another to create both operational efficiency and a compelling guest offering. The farm has been intentionally developed to appeal to today’s conscious traveler and investor—those seeking profitability aligned with environmental responsibility, cultural respect, and long‑term resilience. This offering is ideally suited for an owner‑operator, impact investor, hospitality group, or legacy buyer seeking a lifestyle‑driven business asset with proven income, expansion potential, and intrinsic land value. Nestled in the lush uplands of South Kona, Honaunau Farms enjoys a temperate climate, rich volcanic soils, and sweeping views that capture the essence of rural Hawaiʻi. The property’s elevation provides cooler evenings, abundant rainfall balanced by sunshine, and ideal growing conditions for a wide range of tropical and subtropical crops. The surrounding area is internationally recognized for its cultural and ecological significance. Nearby Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park, Kealakekua Bay, and the broader Kona coffee belt draw visitors seeking meaningful connections to Hawaiʻi’s history, land, and people. This context enhances the farm’s appeal as a destination rooted in authenticity rather than mass tourism. Despite its tranquil setting, the farm remains accessible to Kona International Airport, regional services, and established tourism corridors—offering the perfect balance between seclusion and connectivity. The property integrates: - Working agricultural landscapes - Tastefully designed rental accommodations - Outdoor gathering and relaxation spaces - Educational and experiential elements tied to farming and sustainability. Together, these components and the overall experience are greater than the sum of its parts. Honaunau Farms stands out as a business property because it is not dependent on a single revenue source. Instead, it benefits from a layered income model that includes: - Short‑term rental income - Farm‑related revenue - Ancillary experiential or creative uses. A new owner may choose to: - Continue current production - Expand into agritourism experiences - Develop farm‑to‑table offerings - Introduce branded products - Lease or partner with specialty growers. This diversification enhances financial stability and allows the farm to adapt to market shifts, creating a synergistic business model that balances lifestyle, resilience, and return on investment. Because the farm already has infrastructure, brand positioning, and demand, future enhancements can build on a strong foundation rather than starting from scratch. At its core, Honaunau Farms reflects Hawaiʻi values of mālama ʻāina—caring for the land—while operating as a modern, viable business. It offers alignment of purpose and profit, where success is measured not only in revenue but in the health of the land, the satisfaction of guests, and the sustainability of operations. Opportunities to acquire a property like Honaunau Farms are exceedingly rare. This is a proven, income‑producing eco‑boutique farm business set in one of Hawaiʻi Island’s most desirable and authentic regions. With established operations, diversified revenue, strong branding, and significant intrinsic land value, Honaunau Farms offers both immediate returns and long‑term upside.

Cash Flow Not Disclosed
Revenue Not Disclosed
$ Owner Financing Available

Asking Price: $1,550,000

Turnkey Kona Coffee Farm & Brand –Business, Farm & Residence

Not Disclosed, HI
Not disclosed

Lions Gate Coffee - A Living Legacy in the Heart of South KonaImagine waking every morning to the scent of fresh Kona coffee drifting through open windows, surrounded by the volcanic hillsides of Captain Cook. This isn't a fantasy - it's the daily reality waiting for the next steward of Lions Gate Coffee, a multi-generational farm with deep roots in one of the world's most celebrated agricultural regions.A Legacy Worth Inheriting: For generations, this family has refined their craft on prime South Kona farmland, producing coffee that has earned awards and a loyal following. You're not starting from zero - you're stepping into a proven, respected operation with established distribution channels, authentic brand recognition, and the kind of community goodwill that simply can't be manufactured. The current family is committed to a thorough transition, offering hands-on training in operations, processing, customer relationships, and everything that makes Lions Gate run.The Land: Five acres of thriving coffee trees growing in rich volcanic soil at ideal elevation - conditions that coffee agronomists consider among the finest on Earth. The steady South Kona rainfall, combined with the farm's proven terroir, has produced consistently exceptional harvests for decades. Macadamia nut trees round out the agricultural profile, and the property also yields an abundance of tropical fruits - mangoes, papayas, avocados, and more - along with ornamental plantings that make this land as beautiful as it is productive.Modern, Well-Maintained Equipment : Lions Gate's processing infrastructure is a genuine asset. The farm's mill was built approximately 10 years ago, with all major equipment installed at that time - meaning every piece of processing machinery is under 10 years old and operating at full efficiency. (A historic 1942 mill structure remains on property as a piece of living farm history, but day-to-day operations run entirely through the modern facility.) You inherit a capable, up-to-date operation - not a restoration project.The Home: The residence at Lions Gate is every bit as inviting as the farm itself. Set within the property's tropical landscape, the home offers comfortable living quarters with the kind of indoor-outdoor connection that defines Hawaiian life at its best. Covered lanai space, lush surroundings, and the quiet rhythms of farm life make this a genuine retreat. Whether you're raising a family, hosting guests, or simply savoring the lifestyle you've worked toward, the home completes the picture of purposeful, beautiful living in paradise.The Opportunity: This leasehold offering represents something increasingly rare: a turnkey agricultural business in one of Hawaii's most storied growing regions, with a home, modern equipment, established brand equity, and a willing seller committed to your success. Whether you're an experienced farmer, a coffee enthusiast, or someone ready for a meaningful lifestyle change, Lions Gate Coffee is ready for its next chapter.

Cash Flow Not Disclosed
Revenue $450,000
$ Owner Financing Available

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