This is a rare opportunity to acquire one of the Great Lakes Region’s most established and operationally excellent indoor racquet, pickleball, and fitness clubs — a true community institution with nearly three decades of continuous operation and an irreplaceable physical footprint.

Situated on more than four acres and encompassing 87,500 square feet under roof, this facility is not a boutique studio or a strip-mall gym. It is a full-scale, multi-sport destination asset with the infrastructure, membership base, and brand equity that simply cannot be replicated from scratch. Indoor court inventory of this scale — 8 tennis courts and 8 pickleball courts, all climate-controlled and year-round — represents a significant barrier to entry in any market, but especially in a region where outdoor play is seasonally limited and indoor court time is perennially in demand.

The club has been recognized by the United States Tennis Association as a top-performing club in its region, and its junior tennis development program has produced nationally ranked players — a distinction that anchors multi-generational member loyalty and drives consistent new-family enrollment. The program is not a marketing tagline; it is a proven pipeline that fills courts, builds recurring revenue, and creates the kind of deep community ties that make members stay for years, not months.

A new fitness expansion is complete, adding modern strength and conditioning space to complement the club’s court-based programming. This fitness investment funded represents one of the clearest near-term revenue catalysts in the offering, and a new owner will step in at exactly the right moment: after the capital commitment has been made, but before the incremental revenue has been fully captured.

The real estate is available for acquisition alongside the operating business, providing possibility for SBA hybrid financing.

This is a cash-flowing, community-anchored business with multiple, identifiable levers for a new owner to pull — in a market where the competitive moat is wide and the barriers to replication are high.