$340,000.00
Asking Price
Status: Active
Posting ID: 292368
4/21/25
Description
Serves Alcohol and Food
Own a profitable, one-of-a-kind pool hall, bar, and entertainment venue in Pueblo, CO, now available below market value due to a motivated seller. As the only pool hall in town, this business has zero direct competition and a loyal customer base that keeps revenue flowing.
This turnkey opportunity features:
• No competition – the only dedicated pool hall in town, ensuring a loyal and consistent customer base
• Multiple revenue streams – full bar, food service, pool table rentals, and live events
• Proven cash flow with a well-established customer base
• A spacious 7,000 sq. ft. venue featuring a full bar, kitchen, patio, stage, and DJ booth
• Semi-absentee ownership – an excellent opportunity for someone living outside of Pueblo but within Colorado to own a thriving business without daily oversight
• Seller open to financing options – including seller carry and creative financing for qualified buyers
• Huge upside potential – perfect for an absentee owner or an operator looking to expand and increase profitability.
Whether you're an experienced bar owner looking to add an established venue to your portfolio or a first-time buyer eager to break into the entertainment industry, this high-cash-flow business is a rare opportunity.
Real Estate:
Leased
Building SF:
7,000
Lease Expiration:
9/30/2025
Employees:
10
Facilities:
This is a leased location of 7,000 square feet with a Total monthly rent of $3,250. Lease ends 09/2025 with 2 options. Seller is active with 10PT employees. Hours of operation are Monday-Thursday: 4pm-12am, Friday: 4pm-2am, Saturday-Sunday: 11am-2am. $3,000 in inventory and $221,575 in FF&E included in the asking price. $5,000 made in leasehold improvements. Alcohol beverage, Liquor, Cabaret, Retail Food, Sales Tax, & Wage Withholding Licenses required.
Support & Training:
2 Weeks
Reason for Selling:
Business consolidation: Multiple other businesses that require his attention
For more detailed information, please contact listing broker Terry McDonald at (719) 400-1112 or terry.mcdonald@fcbb.com
To get more information about this Pool Hall And Bar - High Cash Flow business for sale in Pueblo County please phone Terry Mcdonald at 702-325-3884 and -- - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #292368 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Terry Mcdonald, make sure you email Terry Mcdonald above to get more info about this Pool Hall And Bar - High Cash Flow, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. First Choice Business Brokers Colorado Springs.
Contact
Phone: 702-325-3884 Phone: -- Details
Asking Price: $340,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: $137,520.00
Revenue: $340,200.00
Area: Pueblo County
City: None Given
Attributes:
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