Established Full-Service Hunting, Fishing & Archery Retailer With Real Estate, Delmarva Peninsula, DE
Full-service hunting, fishing, and archery retailer on the Delmarva Peninsula, DE
On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)
DE areaEstablished 20154 FT + 1 PT employees
Business overview
This retailer sells hunting, fishing, archery, clothing, and footwear on the Delmarva Peninsula. The shop runs an indoor archery range. The store occupies an owned building on a high-visibility commercial corridor. The business has operated since 2015. Four full-time people and one part-time person staff the store by department.
The $2,500,000 asking price includes the real estate, inventory, and operating business. Gross revenue is $2,100,000. Cash flow is $243,000.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators who want a hunting, fishing, and archery store on the Delmarva Peninsula.
- Buyers seeking a retail building included with inventory at the $2,500,000 asking price.
- Buyers who want a 15 to 20 hour weekly ownership role with trained staff in place.
- Buyers who want the seller to consider financing on a qualified purchase.
Details
- Reason for selling
- To be discussed with qualified, pre-screened buyers following execution of a non-disclosure agreement.
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
This Delaware shop sells hunting, fishing, and archery products on the Delmarva Peninsula. Clothing and footwear round out the product line. The store processes firearms transfers. It is the only full-line retailer of this kind in its immediate market.
Buyers pay $2,500,000 for the company, real estate, inventory, and equipment together. The real estate carries a listed $1,450,000 value. Current inventory stands at $850,000. Ownership completed a new roof, new siding, and new flooring on the owned retail building.
Four full-time employees and one part-time employee handle daily sales and service by department. Ownership currently runs the business about 15 to 20 hours per week. A buyer can take a full-time owner-operator role. A buyer can also keep a lighter, semi-active schedule.
Qualified buyers can pursue seller financing on this purchase. The parties discuss terms during due diligence. Sellers also consider a sale of the business and inventory with a real estate lease-back. They also consider a sale of the real estate separately.
Ownership points to several expansion options for a new buyer. One option revives a proven, high-margin, in-house branded apparel line. Another option builds an e-commerce channel. A third option expands the product categories the store already carries.