Franchise Opportunity with Growing Sales and Expansion Upside
Franchise restaurant in Anchorage County, Alaska
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)
AK area
Business overview
This franchise restaurant in Anchorage County, Alaska serves steady traffic. A trained staff runs the restaurant with brand support. The business generates $4,953,346 in gross revenue. Seller's discretionary earnings reach $423,548.
The owner asks $1,800,000. Logistics planning and cost management have lifted margins. Supply ordering and inventory controls have cut expenses. The owner is selling for retirement.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators ready to run a franchise restaurant in Anchorage County, Alaska.
- Buyers who can fund the $1,800,000 asking price and down payment.
- Operators who want a trained staff and brand support already in place.
- Buyers seeking a restaurant platform with room for further expansion.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retirement
Frequently Asked Questions
This listing is a franchise restaurant in Anchorage County, Alaska. The restaurant serves steady traffic. A trained staff runs operations with brand support. The owner is selling for retirement. Transworld Business Advisors of Alaska carries the listing.
The owner asks $1,800,000 for this franchise restaurant. Gross revenue totals $4,953,346. Seller's discretionary earnings reach $423,548. The required down payment is $1,800,000. Gunner Hatten lists the sale through Transworld Business Advisors of Alaska.
The owner is selling this franchise restaurant for retirement. A trained staff remains in place. The restaurant serves steady traffic in Anchorage County, Alaska. Brand support continues under the franchise. A buyer can pursue further expansion.
The seller does not offer financing on this franchise restaurant. The owner asks $1,800,000. The down payment equals $1,800,000. A buyer funds the full purchase. Gunner Hatten lists the business with Transworld Business Advisors of Alaska.
This franchise restaurant is not relocatable. It operates in Anchorage County, Alaska. A buyer takes over the existing location. Steady traffic and a trained staff stay with the restaurant. Brand support remains part of the franchise model.