Business Overview
This is a fully operational, revenue-generating StretchLab franchise studio with 100+ active members, trained staff, and a complete build-out — ready for a new owner to take over without a single day of downtime. Since opening in mid-2022, this studio has built something that goes beyond membership numbers - a genuine community of members who have made their weekly stretching sessions a non-negotiable part of their lives. Full financials available under NDA.

Why Invest in StretchLab?
StretchLab services are designed to help clients improve their range of motion, enhance physical performance, and elevate their overall quality of life. From student-athletes looking to boost performance to active seniors aiming to maintain mobility, StretchLab caters to clients across all ages and fitness levels. What makes StretchLab unique is its adaptability and complementary nature. The tailored one-on-one assisted stretching sessions integrate effortlessly into any fitness routine or lifestyle, making it a vital addition to the broader fitness ecosystem. Whether clients are recovering from an injury, working on flexibility, or focused on preventive care, StretchLab supports their goals.

Ideal buyer
This studio is best suited for an owner-operator — someone who can be present in the business to drive membership retention and growth. The sales price reflects that the buyer will assume the personal guarantee on the existing commercial lease and qualify as an approved StretchLab franchisee. A qualified buyer is acquiring a fully built-out, revenue-generating studio for a fraction of the original investment.

The Location — Station Park, Farmington
Station Park is one of the premier mixed-use destinations in the Intermountain West — a 62-acre, 900,000+ square foot development combining retail, dining, entertainment, office, hotel, and residential all on a single campus. The center draws consistent daily foot traffic from a broad area across Davis County and beyond, and its transit-oriented design — situated directly adjacent to the Farmington FrontRunner commuter rail station — gives it a captive audience of commuters, shoppers, and residents that few Utah retail locations can match. Anchor and co-tenants include Nordstrom Rack, Best Buy, REI, Nike Factory Store, Cinemark Theatres, and a Hyatt Place hotel, alongside more than 20 restaurants and eateries. On-site residential communities bring a built-in population of health-conscious consumers directly to the center's doorstep. The combination of national retail anchors, dining, entertainment, and residential density makes Station Park one of the highest-traffic environments available to a boutique wellness operator in northern Utah.