Brevard County, Florida · Space Coast Marketplace

Brevard County Liquor Licenses for Sale

Looking for a Brevard County liquor license for sale in Florida? FLLM tracks current transferable quota-license opportunities serving Melbourne, Palm Bay, Cocoa, Titusville, Rockledge, Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral and the wider Space Coast market.

5 active Brevard County liquor-license listings currently appear on FLLM. Disclosed asking prices range from $410,000 to $450,000, with a median disclosed ask of $427,500.

Current Marketplace Inventory

Brevard County 4COP & 3PS licenses for sale

These are the same live FLLM marketplace cards used on the statewide Listings page. Open an individual listing to review its current asking price, marketplace reference and inquiry options.

Brevard County Market

Buying a quota license on Florida’s Space Coast

Brevard County quota licenses are county-specific. Buyers should evaluate the license itself together with the proposed premises, zoning, local approvals, DBPR/ABT transfer requirements and any liens or encumbrances that may affect a transaction.

  • 4COP Quota: generally used for beer, wine and spirits sales for consumption on premises, with package privileges subject to the licensed operation.
  • 3PS Quota: generally used for package-store sales of beer, wine and spirits for off-premises consumption.
  • County restriction: Brevard quota licenses remain tied to Brevard County rather than transferring to another Florida county.
Brevard County Buyer Questions

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a Brevard County liquor license for sale?

Current Brevard County 4COP and 3PS quota-license opportunities are listed on this page when available. Each active opportunity opens its individual FLLM marketplace page with the current asking price, license type, marketplace reference and inquiry options.

What cities are in the Brevard County liquor-license market?

Brevard County includes major Space Coast communities such as Melbourne, Palm Bay, Cocoa, Titusville, Rockledge, Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral. A quota license remains county-specific and any proposed premises remain subject to applicable local approvals and zoning.

What is the difference between a Brevard County 4COP and 3PS license?

A 4COP quota license generally supports sales of beer, wine and spirits for consumption on premises as well as package sales, subject to the licensed operation. A 3PS quota license is generally associated with package-store sales for off-premises consumption. Transaction and premises requirements should be independently confirmed.

Can a Brevard County quota liquor license be moved to another Florida county?

Florida quota liquor licenses are county-specific. A Brevard County quota license is used within Brevard County, subject to the proposed premises, local approvals, zoning and the applicable DBPR/ABT transfer or change-of-location process.

Does a Brevard County liquor-license listing include a business or real estate?

Not unless the individual listing expressly says so. FLLM marketplace listings generally concern liquor-license interests separately from an operating business, leasehold, equipment, inventory or real estate.