Turnkey axe throwing and bar venue offered as an asset sale with lease assignment or sublease. This is not an earnings-multiple or cash-flow-based sale.

The business operates out of a 3,292 SF fully built-out space in Oregon City. The existing buildout would cost an estimated $80,000–$120,000 to recreate today and allows a buyer to avoid months of construction, permitting, and startup risk. Assets included in the sale consist of eight axe throwing lanes with steel safety caging and wood targets, ten Epson projectors, a custom 20-foot copper bar, 4-tap kegerator system, commercial refrigeration and undercounter freezer, POS systems, TVs, Sonos sound system, lighting, furniture, décor, tools, and all related operational equipment.

The current operation includes approximately $55,000 in annual payroll. Day-to-day service hours are typically covered by a single staff member per shift. Staffing levels are flexible and may be restructured or eliminated by a buyer, including an owner-operator model.

While axe throwing demand has declined industry-wide, there are no other axe throwing venues within an approximately 9-mile radius, reducing direct local competition. The existing layout and construction are well-suited for conversion to rage rooms or hybrid axe/rage concepts with minimal additional buildout. The space may also be repurposed for escape rooms, VR gaming, private events, fitness or martial arts studio, brewery/taproom, or other experiential entertainment uses.

The lease has approximately five years remaining, with rent of $4,689 per month all-in. The lease is assignable or subleasable with landlord approval, and the landlord is cooperative and familiar with the industry shift.

The business is priced strictly as an asset and lease transfer opportunity, not based on profitability. Operating losses are primarily driven by fixed lease costs and owner-specific expenses rather than the physical setup itself.

The business was previously operated under a franchise structure; the franchise agreement has been dissolved, and the buyer is not required to enter into any franchise, royalty, or ongoing brand obligation.

This opportunity is best suited for an experienced operator or buyer seeking a fast, cost-effective entry into the experiential entertainment space without the capital outlay of a new build.