Perfect for a parent, teacher, coach, or anyone passionate about helping kids grow through fitness and community, this is a rare chance to take over a newly built youth fitness franchise in a fast-growing Houston suburb without the year of construction, permitting, hiring, and startup, and the seller is willing to hold a note for the right buyer who believes in the mission and is excited to take the business to the next level.

The location opened in February 2026 under an established national franchise with 50+ locations. The seller invested approximately $500,000 cash into the franchise fee, 6,000 sq. ft. buildout, obstacle training system, staffing, and launch. There is no debt.

The business is already fully operational and runs day to day without the owner. Five employees, including a manager, handle operations while the seller focuses on his real estate business.

Revenue is moving quickly in the right direction. Monthly program revenue increased from $2,118 during the partial opening month of February to $12,583 in July. There are now 75 children enrolled on recurring monthly tuition, and that recurring base already covers the rent.

For an owner-operator, the economics could improve substantially. The business currently carries management payroll because the seller is absentee. A buyer willing to work in the business may be able to reduce that expense while directly driving enrollment, parties, camps, school programs, and operating efficiency.

The expensive and difficult work is already done.

The territory is protected and exclusive. The franchisor currently estimates approximately $413,000 to $644,000 to build a new location, with roughly a year required before opening. This location is available at $499,000, already built, staffed, enrolled, and generating revenue.

The remaining opportunity is execution.

The franchisor’s model places breakeven at approximately 128 students. The location currently has 75. Tuition is below the local market average. Party capacity is approximately 20 per month at roughly $300 each, yet the business is currently averaging only about four. Camps recently posted their strongest month, and the seller has established a relationship with the local school district’s community engagement team for field trips, camps, and after-school programs.

Heavy launch advertising has already been reduced to approximately $1,000 per month while revenue continued to climb, suggesting the business is beginning to generate meaningful organic growth.

For illustration only, and not as a representation of future performance, the franchisor’s operating model indicates approximately $45,000 in annual earnings at the 128-student breakeven level with no acquisition debt, with additional upside as enrollment grows. The franchisor reports average gross revenue of approximately $310,000 for locations operating two years or longer.

This is not a turnaround of an old facility. It is a recently completed, debt-free operation where the infrastructure, staff, systems, franchise territory, and customer base are already in place.

Asking price: $499,000.

Seller will consider serious offers and may carry a note for a qualified buyer with relevant operating experience.

Detailed monthly financials, franchise information, and a full Confidential Information Memorandum are available to qualified buyers under NDA at heritagebb

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Brian Bernstein
Heritage Business Brokers