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Placer County, California
Boba Shop, Boba Cafe
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Placer County, California
Profitable Boba Café & Restaurant-Ready Space | South Placer County
$ 49,000
CF : $ 40,000
Profitable Boba Café & Second-Gen Restaurant-Ready Space | South Placer County | Absentee-Run | Step In or Start Fresh The Opportunity This is more than a boba café — it's a built-out, second-generation commercial space in one of South Placer County's family friendly communities, offered at a price point that makes it one of the most cost-effective ways to get into your own concept today. Anchored by national tenants and positioned on a high-traffic highway, the location checks every box: prime end-cap positioning, exceptional drive-by visibility, natural light, a large gated outdoor patio, and extended exterior seating. Buildouts like this routinely cost $150,000+ and six to twelve months to complete. Here, that work is already done. The current concept — a profitable, absentee-run boba tea and dessert café — is available for a buyer who wants to continue operating it. But this listing is equally compelling for an new or existing restaurant operator ready to bring their own vision to a move-in ready space. — ◆ — Two Clear Paths for the Right Buyer Path 1 — Continue the Current Concept Step into a profitable, operating business with existing revenue, reviews, and a loyal customer base. The Seller is open to a licensing arrangement for the name, if desired, allowing a seamless transition with the brand goodwill already in place. Terms name to be negotiated separately. Path 2 — Bring Your Own Concept Use this second-gen space as the foundation for something new. The buildout, systems, and location do the heavy lifting. Concepts that work well here include: Juice bar or smoothie concept Boba or specialty beverage expansion with addl. lines Deli or grab-and-go Poke or Asian fusion light fare Dessert or snack café Any beverage-forward or light food concept No hood system is currently in place, keeping the space ideal for beverage, cold prep, and light snack operations. A hood could be added for operators who want to expand into hot food — making this space adaptable to a wider range of concepts down the road. — ◆ — Financial Snapshot 2025 Annualized Revenue: $251,457 Net Income: ~$40,000 (absentee-operated — meaningful upside for an owner-operator) Rent: $3,696/month all-in (NNN included) Size: ~1,200 sq. ft. Established: 2023 — ◆ — What's Included Modern front-of-house buildout: counters, lighting, and interior seating Large gated outdoor patio with extended exterior seating area Streamlined systems designed for fast training and easy staffing Strong online reviews, repeat customer base, and active social following Clean, well-organized interior ready for immediate operation Recipes — ◆ — Growth Levers Owner-operator transition alone should materially improve net income Add events, or patio programming Introduce complementary product lines or seasonal offerings Licensing of existing name and recipes available if continuity is preferred — ◆ — Facility Prime end-cap unit with high visibility and natural light Large gated outdoor patio + secondary exterior seating area Ample parking and easy ingress/egress Shopping center anchored by national tenant — ◆ — Confidentiality & Financial Disclaimer Financial and operational information provided by Seller and other sources and has not been independently verified by Broker. Buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. Sale is confidential; please do not contact ownership, employees, or staff directly.
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Well-located franchise boba shops in the San Gabriel Valley (Arcadia, Rowland Heights, Temple City), Orange County's Westminster and Garden Grove corridors, and South Bay Asian commercial centers typically list for $150,000-$350,000. Independent shops with strong social media followings near UC campuses can command similar valuations. Third-party delivery through DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub can add 15-25% to in-store sales. Buyers should review at least 24 months of POS data — avoid listings where a single strong revenue year isn't representative of normal operations.
California remains the largest and most active market for boba and bubble tea business acquisitions in the country.
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