Two Profitable Optical Retail Locations – Turnkey Locations

Inventory

$60,000

Internal Id

1282-00108

Growth & Expansion

The business offers significant upside potential due to its strong foundation combined with minimal current marketing and underdeveloped systems. A new owner can drive immediate growth by implementing structured sales processes, CRM tools, and a comprehensive digital marketing strategy including SEO, paid advertising, and social media. Additional opportunities include expanding operating hours to include weekends, enrolling in insurance panels to broaden the customer base, and introducing online booking and e-commerce capabilities. Margin expansion is also possible by optimizing pricing, enhancing product upselling, and bringing certain outsourced lab work in-house.

Inventory Included

Yes

Support & Training

Seller will train at no cost for 14 days following the closing

Facilities & Assets

The business operates from two fully built-out retail locations in Palm Beach County, Florida, each situated in high-visibility, high-traffic areas with favorable lease terms and attractive storefront presence. Both facilities are well-maintained, professionally designed, and equipped to support efficient day-to-day operations, providing a seamless customer experience. Included in the sale are approximately $200,000 in leasehold improvements and $120,000 in furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E), all in good working condition and necessary to continue operations without interruption. The locations are fully equipped for optical retail services, including display systems, repair equipment, and point-of-sale infrastructure. Additionally, the sale includes approximately $60,000 in inventory, consisting of a diverse and curated selection of eyewear and related products. All assets are owned outright and will transfer with the business- a true turnkey opportunity for a new owner.

Number Of Employees

4

Market & Competition

The optical retail industry is highly competitive and fragmented, with independent operators competing against national chains such as LensCrafters and Visionworks, as well as big-box retailers like Walmart and Costco that compete aggressively on price and value. In addition, online and direct-to-consumer eyewear brands continue to grow, offering lower-cost, convenience-driven alternatives that further intensify competition. Despite these pressures, independent optical retailers remain relevant by differentiating through personalized customer service, faster repair turnaround times, and curated product selections. However, the market continues to experience pricing pressure and increasing consolidation, making operational efficiency and digital capabilities—such as online marketing and appointment systems—important competitive factors for long-term success.

Real Estate Included

No

Reason for Selling

Other Business Opportunities