Rumble Boxing Studio | Wealthy North Texas Suburb
Skip the $775,000 build-out costs and standard corporate construction timelines. Acquire a fully operational, beautifully built, and staffed turnkey boutique fitness franchise open since 2021. Located in one of the wealthiest enclaves in Texas, this studio is perfectly positioned for an owner-operator or portfolio expansion looking to capture the immediate upside. This is Rumble Boxing in Flower Mound, a cardio-boxing group fitness studio drawing recurring monthly memberships. The owner puts under 5 hours a week into it, with a team handling classes and member experience, though the general manager seat is open for a new owner to fill. The studio sits in a high-visibility corner unit anchored by a major grocery tenant, and it carries something almost no competitor can match: a TABC-licensed covered patio built for member events, open houses, and the kind of community culture that keeps members coming back. Flower Mound has the highest median household income of any Texas city over 50,000 people, and the surrounding communities keep growing. Highlights include: The studio is currently running a modest membership deficit and is estimated to be just 30 to 50 members from breaking even. To support a smooth transition, the owner will provide a $2,000 monthly rent subsidy through June 2027 and pay the entire franchise transfer fee. This may suit an owner-operator ready to lead a community-focused studio, a fitness professional ready to take on ownership, or an existing operator adding a premium-market location.
Owner is relocating and has accepted a new high-demand position requiring extensive travel.
The studio occupies a large corner unit of roughly 2,800 sq ft in a busy grocery-anchored shopping center on a major Flower Mound corridor, with strong signage visibility from 2 directions and abundant, easy parking. The space features the branded Rumble interior with neon lighting and instructor-led class setup, plus a heated, enclosed, TABC-licensed outdoor patio used for member events and open houses. While the TABC license is not transferable, the location is qualified for an easy application process for a new owner. All equipment, fixtures, and furnishings used in the business are included in the sale. The lease is assignable and runs through 2032. This combination of a corner position, grocery co-tenancy, ample parking, and a licensed social patio is rare in boutique fitness and gives a new owner an established, community-ready footprint.
The franchisor, Extraordinary Brands, provides new-owner onboarding and ongoing support including weekly calls, a training database, email support, and assigned points of contact. Training a buyer is expected to take about 30 days. Franchise transfer is subject to the brand's standard resale approval process, which carries a $10,000 transfer fee. The seller is willing to provide transition support after closing and intends to remain a member of the studio. Note that the general manager role is currently vacant, so a new owner should plan to fill it or take on that role directly.
The fastest lever is membership acquisition: a hands-on owner or a hired general manager running more in-studio and patio events, community pop-ups, and open houses, building on the free-first-class conversion model already in place. From there, revenue broadens with personal training sessions, corporate membership discounts aimed at nearby employers, and college or school partnerships. The TABC patio also supports partner brand activations and member-appreciation events that deepen retention and word-of-mouth. Regional brand momentum from newer DFW-area studios in McKinney and West Frisco continues to lift awareness across the corridor.
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Skip the $775,000 build-out costs and standard corporate construction timelines. Acquire a fully operational, beautifully built, and staffed turnkey boutique fitness franchise open since 2021. Located in one of the wealthiest enclaves in Texas, this studio is perfectly positioned for an owner-operator or portfolio expansion looking to capture the immediate upside. This is Rumble Boxing in Flower Mound, a cardio-boxing group fitness studio drawing recurring monthly memberships. The owner puts under 5 hours a week into it, with a team handling classes and member experience, though the general manager seat is open for a new owner to fill. The studio sits in a high-visibility corner unit anchored by a major grocery tenant, and it carries something almost no competitor can match: a TABC-licensed covered patio built for member events, open houses, and the kind of community culture that keeps members coming back. Flower Mound has the highest median household income of any Texas city over 50,000 people, and the surrounding communities keep growing. Highlights include: The studio is currently running a modest membership deficit and is estimated to be just 30 to 50 members from breaking even. To support a smooth transition, the owner will provide a $2,000 monthly rent subsidy through June 2027 and pay the entire franchise transfer fee. This may suit an owner-operator ready to lead a community-focused studio, a fitness professional ready to take on ownership, or an existing operator adding a premium-market location.
Owner is relocating and has accepted a new high-demand position requiring extensive travel.
The studio occupies a large corner unit of roughly 2,800 sq ft in a busy grocery-anchored shopping center on a major Flower Mound corridor, with strong signage visibility from 2 directions and abundant, easy parking. The space features the branded Rumble interior with neon lighting and instructor-led class setup, plus a heated, enclosed, TABC-licensed outdoor patio used for member events and open houses. While the TABC license is not transferable, the location is qualified for an easy application process for a new owner. All equipment, fixtures, and furnishings used in the business are included in the sale. The lease is assignable and runs through 2032. This combination of a corner position, grocery co-tenancy, ample parking, and a licensed social patio is rare in boutique fitness and gives a new owner an established, community-ready footprint.
The franchisor, Extraordinary Brands, provides new-owner onboarding and ongoing support including weekly calls, a training database, email support, and assigned points of contact. Training a buyer is expected to take about 30 days. Franchise transfer is subject to the brand's standard resale approval process, which carries a $10,000 transfer fee. The seller is willing to provide transition support after closing and intends to remain a member of the studio. Note that the general manager role is currently vacant, so a new owner should plan to fill it or take on that role directly.
The fastest lever is membership acquisition: a hands-on owner or a hired general manager running more in-studio and patio events, community pop-ups, and open houses, building on the free-first-class conversion model already in place. From there, revenue broadens with personal training sessions, corporate membership discounts aimed at nearby employers, and college or school partnerships. The TABC patio also supports partner brand activations and member-appreciation events that deepen retention and word-of-mouth. Regional brand momentum from newer DFW-area studios in McKinney and West Frisco continues to lift awareness across the corridor.
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Skip the $775,000 build-out costs and standard corporate construction timelines. Acquire a fully operational, beautifully built, and staffed turnkey boutique fitness franchise open since 2021. Located in one of the wealthiest enclaves in Texas, this studio is perfectly positioned for an owner-operator or portfolio expansion looking to capture the immediate upside. This is Rumble Boxing in Flower Mound, a cardio-boxing group fitness studio drawing recurring monthly memberships. The owner puts under 5 hours a week into it, with a team handling classes and member experience, though the general manager seat is open for a new owner to fill. The studio sits in a high-visibility corner unit anchored by a major grocery tenant, and it carries something almost no competitor can match: a TABC-licensed covered patio built for member events, open houses, and the kind of community culture that keeps members coming back. Flower Mound has the highest median household income of any Texas city over 50,000 people, and the surrounding communities keep growing. Highlights include: The studio is currently running a modest membership deficit and is estimated to be just 30 to 50 members from breaking even. To support a smooth transition, the owner will provide a $2,000 monthly rent subsidy through June 2027 and pay the entire franchise transfer fee. This may suit an owner-operator ready to lead a community-focused studio, a fitness professional ready to take on ownership, or an existing operator adding a premium-market location.
Owner is relocating and has accepted a new high-demand position requiring extensive travel.
The studio occupies a large corner unit of roughly 2,800 sq ft in a busy grocery-anchored shopping center on a major Flower Mound corridor, with strong signage visibility from 2 directions and abundant, easy parking. The space features the branded Rumble interior with neon lighting and instructor-led class setup, plus a heated, enclosed, TABC-licensed outdoor patio used for member events and open houses. While the TABC license is not transferable, the location is qualified for an easy application process for a new owner. All equipment, fixtures, and furnishings used in the business are included in the sale. The lease is assignable and runs through 2032. This combination of a corner position, grocery co-tenancy, ample parking, and a licensed social patio is rare in boutique fitness and gives a new owner an established, community-ready footprint.
The franchisor, Extraordinary Brands, provides new-owner onboarding and ongoing support including weekly calls, a training database, email support, and assigned points of contact. Training a buyer is expected to take about 30 days. Franchise transfer is subject to the brand's standard resale approval process, which carries a $10,000 transfer fee. The seller is willing to provide transition support after closing and intends to remain a member of the studio. Note that the general manager role is currently vacant, so a new owner should plan to fill it or take on that role directly.
The fastest lever is membership acquisition: a hands-on owner or a hired general manager running more in-studio and patio events, community pop-ups, and open houses, building on the free-first-class conversion model already in place. From there, revenue broadens with personal training sessions, corporate membership discounts aimed at nearby employers, and college or school partnerships. The TABC patio also supports partner brand activations and member-appreciation events that deepen retention and word-of-mouth. Regional brand momentum from newer DFW-area studios in McKinney and West Frisco continues to lift awareness across the corridor.