World Famous E-COMM, Retail, Tourist, Paranormal Biz, 25+ yrs
Paranormal tourism, retail, and e-commerce in St. Johns County, FL
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)
FL areaEstablished 20014 FT employees
Business overview
This business runs paranormal tourism, retail, and e-commerce in St. Johns County, Florida. It offers guided tours, investigations, downtown retail, and nationwide e-commerce. The company sells proprietary paranormal research equipment under exclusive distribution agreements. Multiple downtown locations, an office, and an investigation venue support operations that began in 2001.
Four employees and a management team run daily work with limited owner involvement. The business generates $3,061,040 in gross revenue. Seller's discretionary earnings total $440,000. The owner asks $1,350,000.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers who want a paranormal tourism, retail, and e-commerce mix in St. Johns County, Florida.
- Tourism operators seeking guided tours and an exclusive investigation venue in Florida.
- E-commerce buyers who want a nationwide product line and exclusive distribution agreements.
- Buyers prepared to fund a $1,000,000 down payment on a $1,350,000 asking price.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retire
- Real estate
- Leased
- Monthly rent
- $2,150
Frequently Asked Questions
This business runs paranormal tourism, retail, and e-commerce in St. Johns County, Florida. It offers guided tours, paranormal investigations, downtown retail, and an exclusive investigation venue. An e-commerce division sells proprietary research equipment to customers nationwide. Wholesale distribution and exclusive vendor agreements support the product line.
The owner asks $1,350,000. The business generates $3,061,040 in gross revenue. Seller's discretionary earnings total $440,000. Buyers should plan for a $1,000,000 down payment.
The sale includes $150,000 of inventory. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $50,000. The business leases its space for $2,150 per month. Real estate does not transfer with the sale.
The owner sells to retire. Four employees and a management team already run daily operations. The owner keeps limited involvement in day-to-day work.
The seller does not offer financing. The listing calls for a $1,000,000 down payment. Buyers should arrange their own capital for the $1,350,000 asking price.