Under Contract
Profitable & Growing Tree Farm in Southeast TX
Container-grown tree farm for wholesale buyers in Southeast Texas
On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)
TX area16 FT employees
Business overview
This family-owned tree farm grows container trees for wholesale buyers in Southeast Texas. Staff grow Oak, Cypress, Magnolia, and Maple from 5-gallon to 300-gallon sizes. Sixteen full-time employees run the farm. The owner is selling for retirement.
The asking price is $4,250,000. Gross revenue is $2,552,023. Cash flow is $673,832. The sale includes real estate of $850,000, inventory of $1,400,000, and equipment of $500,000.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators ready to work 20 hours a week with a 16-person Southeast Texas crew.
- Buyers seeking a wholesale tree farm with owned real estate included in the sale.
- Buyers who can fund a $4,250,000 asking price without seller financing.
- Operators who want $1,400,000 of tree inventory and $500,000 of equipment included.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retirement
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
This tree farm grows container trees for wholesale customers in Southeast Texas. The farm buys saplings from suppliers across the country. Staff grow those trees from 5-gallon pots to 300-gallon sizes. Inventory includes Oak, Cypress, Magnolia, and Maple. Development projects and storm recovery create demand for these trees.
The sale includes owned real estate valued at $850,000. Inventory of $1,400,000 transfers with the deal. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment of $500,000 transfer as well. Buyers operate this farm in Southeast Texas; it is not relocatable.
The asking price is $4,250,000. Gross revenue is $2,552,023. Cash flow as seller's discretionary earnings is $673,832. Sunbelt Business Brokers of Houston - West Office lists the farm.
The owner is selling this tree farm for retirement. Sixteen full-time employees staff the farm today. The owner works 20 hours each week. The farm is not absentee-owned or home-based.
The seller does not offer financing. The listing is not SBA prequalified. It is not lender prequalified. Buyers fund the $4,250,000 asking price themselves.