Donut Shops for Sale in Santa Barbara County, CA
Santa Barbara County, California
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Santa Barbara County, California
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Lompoc, California
Donut Shop - Independent Famous, 20 Years
$ 139,000
CF : $ 120,000
*Business Hours; 4Am-Pm *Location: Situated in a high-traffic area within a large shopping center. *Gross Profit: Over 60% *Net Income; Over $10,000+ per month after all expenses *Equipment: Up to code and well maintained *Additional Features; Nice store from and ample parking lot *This business offer great potential for first-time buyers with a stable income and an excellent locatio making it a promising investment opportunity. **All Cash purchase is need it.!!!!! **All information was given by the seller/buyer's responsibility to verify all numbers. All information provided by the seller is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Brokers have not audited said information. Buyers are strongly urged to conduct their own investigation and check for the accuracy of said information during the due diligence period.
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California Bakery Market Snapshot
- Number of Businesses: 1 listings
- Average Asking Price: $139,000 (based on 1 listings with disclosed pricing)
- Average Revenue: $27,000
- Average Cash Flow: $120,000
Valuing the Equipment, Not Just the Business
In a bakery the fit-out is usually the single largest asset, and it is worth valuing separately from the cash flow. Deck and rack ovens, proofers, mixers, sheeters, walk-in refrigeration and the hood and fire-suppression system are all long-lived but expensive to replace, and a seller's asking price often assumes they have years left in them. Ask for the age and service history of each major piece, run the ovens and the refrigeration during the visit rather than taking their condition on trust, and price a replacement for anything past its expected life before you agree a number. Where the equipment is leased rather than owned, confirm what transfers and what does not — a lease that ends with the sale can turn an apparently equipped bakery into an empty room.
Permits and the Premises
A California retail food permit is issued by the county environmental health department against the premises and the operator, so it does not simply pass to a buyer. Expect a change-of-ownership application and an inspection, and expect that inspection to be measured against current code rather than the code the kitchen was built to. Ask the county for the last two or three inspection reports before you commit; they are public, and they tell you what an inspector already thinks of the space. Where a bakery does its own wholesale or delivery, or packages for retail sale elsewhere, there are further registrations to confirm. Anything structural the county wants — flooring, handwash stations, ventilation — lands on the buyer, so it belongs in the price rather than in a surprise after escrow.
Why Invest in a California Bakery
- Daily-habit purchases that hold up better than discretionary dining in a downturn
- Wholesale and retail can run from one kitchen, spreading the fixed cost of the equipment
- California's regional communities support bakery formats with little chain competition
- Morning-weighted trade means shorter operating hours than most food businesses
- Catering and custom orders add margin without adding footprint
A well-equipped bakery with a clean inspection history and a lease that runs is one of the more durable food businesses to own in California.
Selling Your California Bakery?
Thinking about selling your bakery? BizBen connects sellers with qualified buyers and brokers who understand how equipment condition, lease terms and permit history drive what a bakery is worth.