This store opened on Highway 100 in 1999 and has never moved. Twenty-six years in one of Nashville's best-known retail corridors, serving roughly 15,000 customers a year. Very few businesses in this city can say that. The seller is reallocating investments.

What you'd be stepping into. A 1,400 SF Block design center open seven days a week, with a manager and four to five full-time employees running daily operations. The team knows the customers and the routines. What makes this store unusual is the depth of its service business: mailbox revenue of $44,866 and notary revenue of $12,575, together $57,441 a year in recurring income. The notary figure is exceptionally high for a UPS Store and reflects a legal and government customer base built over decades.

The business is performing. 2025 adjusted gross sales were $537,413, essentially flat against 2024 at a mature, stable base. UPS Shipping, which is 51% of the business, grew 3.8% to $273,999 with package volume up as well. Commissions grew 2.3%. Average ticket rose to $35.79 from $34.46. Rent runs 10.8% of sales, inside the 12% target, and the lease is secured through September 2030 with a five-year option exercised.

Where an owner could take it. The notary and mailbox base here is the kind of asset that takes twenty years to build and cannot be bought. Those customers come in repeatedly and bring shipping and print work with them. Print and copy lines are the softest part of this store, which for an engaged owner is the obvious place to work. The customer relationships are already there. The upside is in selling more to them.

At a glance:
• Asking price: $550,000
• 2025 sales: $537,413
• Recurring service revenue: $57,441 a year from mailbox and notary
• UPS Shipping: $273,999, up 3.8% | Commissions: $116,917, up 2.3%
• Average ticket: $35.79, up from $34.46
• Rent: $58,098 a year, 10.8% of sales
• Lease through September 2030 with a five-year option exercised
• Staff: manager plus 4 to 5 full-time employees
• 1,400 SF, Block design, open seven days a week since 1999
• Reason for selling: Investment reallocation

QuickBooks statements, lease documentation and same store sales history are available to qualified buyers during due diligence.