Award-winning reputation
A highly rated, award-winning shop with a five-star customer following. The specifics would identify the business instantly, so they wait for the confidential package. They hold up when you check them.
Confidential acquisition opportunity
A rare turnkey opportunity to step in at the top of an affluent West Seattle neighborhood.
What you're acquiring
The question that sinks most floral acquisitions: does the business survive the departure of its lead designer? This one was built so it does.
A highly rated, award-winning shop with a five-star customer following. The specifics would identify the business instantly, so they wait for the confidential package. They hold up when you check them.
Long-standing vendor and wholesale accounts transfer with the sale: supply, pricing and trust the next owner inherits on day one.
Every recipe and technique in the floral catalog is on video. The design knowledge transfers with the keys, not with the current designer.
The seller works beside you through vendor introductions, systems, seasonal rhythms, and the standing accounts that keep the week full.
Five streams, from daily orders to standing corporate accounts. No single one carries the shop, and the breakdown by stream is in the confidential package.
Lease, phone number, website, customer database and standing accounts: all transfer, itemized line by line in the confidential package.
Inside the work
The numbers
| Average annual revenue | ~$339,000 |
|---|---|
| Owner-operator cash flow before owner compensation and buyer-selected staffing | ~$148,000 |
| Valuation basis | 3.0× cash flow |
| Indicative asking price | ~$350,000 |
The cash-flow line is revenue minus unavoidable operating costs, before you decide whether to do the design work yourself, hire designers, contract the delivery, or take a salary. It is not net income, and we won't call it that.
Three years of tax returns with bank and POS support, the owner's actual weekly responsibilities and hours, and the full revenue breakdown, all inside the confidential buyer package.
Equipment and inventory included in the price, plus the lease, phone number, website, customer database and standing accounts, itemized in the confidential package.
The documented catalog and the 60-day transition exist for one reason: so the business does not depend on the person selling it.
Who this suits
The right owner steps into the work. This shop rewards the person behind the bench.
Ready to own the shop instead of running someone else's.
A senior designer stepping up to ownership, with the catalog as the bridge.
Two sets of hands who want a proven business, not a startup.
An existing floral or events business adding a Seattle location and its book of customers.
This is an active owner-operator opportunity, not a passive investment. It is Seattle-based. Relocation or local operating management is required.
How it proceeds
Download the details, then request a call below.
A short form: experience, capital range, timeline, willingness to operate.
We set your buyer call for a time that works.
Sent once your call is scheduled: the name, full financials, assets, lease, owner duties and verification material.
A direct conversation; proof of funds, LOI and due diligence follow.
Next step
Fill out the form and request an appointment. Once your call is scheduled, we send you the confidential package. The details PDF is yours either way.
Download details (PDF)