$200K+ Built, Now Below Cost | Wellness Franchise
Built and outfitted in 2025 for more than $200K, this boutique wellness studio in an affluent Kansas market is now priced below the cost of its own buildout and equipment. A new owner skips the year of construction, permitting, and equipment sourcing that a ground-up studio demands and takes over a finished, fully operational location.
The studio delivers one-on-one assisted stretching in an upscale, spa-like setting with semi-private stretch areas, a step above the typical stretching studio. It serves a broad clientele across active adults, athletes, busy professionals, and seniors focused on mobility and quality of life. Having opened in 2025, it is early in its ramp, and that is where the opportunity sits: roughly 75% of revenue already recurs through memberships, so the repeat-income base most new studios spend a year building is already forming. The value here is the finished asset and its runway, positioned honestly rather than dressed up as mature cash flow. Highlights include:
This fits an investor or wellness entrepreneur who wants a professionally built studio in an affluent market without the time and cost of building one, an existing fitness or recovery operator adding a location, or a hands-on owner ready to grow an early-stage studio from a finished foundation.
Seller is considering other business ventures.
The sale transfers a fully built, professionally equipped studio of roughly 1,390 sq ft, finished to an upscale, spa-like standard with semi-private stretch areas designed for a premium one-on-one experience. All assisted-stretching equipment, fixtures, and furnishings are included and already installed, so a new owner operates from day one with no construction or fit-out to fund. The leased space sits in a high-income Kansas retail setting surrounded by complementary health and wellness businesses, and the model carries minimal inventory to manage.
The franchisor provides structured onboarding, operational and systems training, marketing support, and ongoing guidance across staffing, sales, and service delivery, so a new owner can step in confidently whether or not they come from the wellness industry. Established branding and proven franchise systems transfer with the business, giving a new owner a clear operating framework from the start. The current owner runs the studio part-time with a small team, which supports a smooth, well-guided transition.
The studio is positioned for meaningful upside in a market where demand for mobility and recovery keeps rising, with several clear levers for a new owner:
- Grow the membership base first. Because the studio opened in 2025, it still has significant room to add members from an early foundation, the single largest lever available to a new owner.
- Implement guided corrective exercise that builds strength, stability, and posture to help you maintain the mobility gained through assisted stretching.
- Launch the group-class format the franchisor is rolling out to serve more clients per hour, improve space utilization, and open additional recurring revenue.
- Build on an affluent local market that supports premium wellness pricing and repeat visits.
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Built and outfitted in 2025 for more than $200K, this boutique wellness studio in an affluent Kansas market is now priced below the cost of its own buildout and equipment. A new owner skips the year of construction, permitting, and equipment sourcing that a ground-up studio demands and takes over a finished, fully operational location.
The studio delivers one-on-one assisted stretching in an upscale, spa-like setting with semi-private stretch areas, a step above the typical stretching studio. It serves a broad clientele across active adults, athletes, busy professionals, and seniors focused on mobility and quality of life. Having opened in 2025, it is early in its ramp, and that is where the opportunity sits: roughly 75% of revenue already recurs through memberships, so the repeat-income base most new studios spend a year building is already forming. The value here is the finished asset and its runway, positioned honestly rather than dressed up as mature cash flow. Highlights include:
This fits an investor or wellness entrepreneur who wants a professionally built studio in an affluent market without the time and cost of building one, an existing fitness or recovery operator adding a location, or a hands-on owner ready to grow an early-stage studio from a finished foundation.
Seller is considering other business ventures.
The sale transfers a fully built, professionally equipped studio of roughly 1,390 sq ft, finished to an upscale, spa-like standard with semi-private stretch areas designed for a premium one-on-one experience. All assisted-stretching equipment, fixtures, and furnishings are included and already installed, so a new owner operates from day one with no construction or fit-out to fund. The leased space sits in a high-income Kansas retail setting surrounded by complementary health and wellness businesses, and the model carries minimal inventory to manage.
The franchisor provides structured onboarding, operational and systems training, marketing support, and ongoing guidance across staffing, sales, and service delivery, so a new owner can step in confidently whether or not they come from the wellness industry. Established branding and proven franchise systems transfer with the business, giving a new owner a clear operating framework from the start. The current owner runs the studio part-time with a small team, which supports a smooth, well-guided transition.
The studio is positioned for meaningful upside in a market where demand for mobility and recovery keeps rising, with several clear levers for a new owner:
- Grow the membership base first. Because the studio opened in 2025, it still has significant room to add members from an early foundation, the single largest lever available to a new owner.
- Implement guided corrective exercise that builds strength, stability, and posture to help you maintain the mobility gained through assisted stretching.
- Launch the group-class format the franchisor is rolling out to serve more clients per hour, improve space utilization, and open additional recurring revenue.
- Build on an affluent local market that supports premium wellness pricing and repeat visits.
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Built and outfitted in 2025 for more than $200K, this boutique wellness studio in an affluent Kansas market is now priced below the cost of its own buildout and equipment. A new owner skips the year of construction, permitting, and equipment sourcing that a ground-up studio demands and takes over a finished, fully operational location.
The studio delivers one-on-one assisted stretching in an upscale, spa-like setting with semi-private stretch areas, a step above the typical stretching studio. It serves a broad clientele across active adults, athletes, busy professionals, and seniors focused on mobility and quality of life. Having opened in 2025, it is early in its ramp, and that is where the opportunity sits: roughly 75% of revenue already recurs through memberships, so the repeat-income base most new studios spend a year building is already forming. The value here is the finished asset and its runway, positioned honestly rather than dressed up as mature cash flow. Highlights include:
This fits an investor or wellness entrepreneur who wants a professionally built studio in an affluent market without the time and cost of building one, an existing fitness or recovery operator adding a location, or a hands-on owner ready to grow an early-stage studio from a finished foundation.
Seller is considering other business ventures.
The sale transfers a fully built, professionally equipped studio of roughly 1,390 sq ft, finished to an upscale, spa-like standard with semi-private stretch areas designed for a premium one-on-one experience. All assisted-stretching equipment, fixtures, and furnishings are included and already installed, so a new owner operates from day one with no construction or fit-out to fund. The leased space sits in a high-income Kansas retail setting surrounded by complementary health and wellness businesses, and the model carries minimal inventory to manage.
The franchisor provides structured onboarding, operational and systems training, marketing support, and ongoing guidance across staffing, sales, and service delivery, so a new owner can step in confidently whether or not they come from the wellness industry. Established branding and proven franchise systems transfer with the business, giving a new owner a clear operating framework from the start. The current owner runs the studio part-time with a small team, which supports a smooth, well-guided transition.
The studio is positioned for meaningful upside in a market where demand for mobility and recovery keeps rising, with several clear levers for a new owner:
- Grow the membership base first. Because the studio opened in 2025, it still has significant room to add members from an early foundation, the single largest lever available to a new owner.
- Implement guided corrective exercise that builds strength, stability, and posture to help you maintain the mobility gained through assisted stretching.
- Launch the group-class format the franchisor is rolling out to serve more clients per hour, improve space utilization, and open additional recurring revenue.
- Build on an affluent local market that supports premium wellness pricing and repeat visits.