4COP Quota in Escambia County
License Highlights
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County quota supply
About This License Listing
A Florida quota license may generally be changed between the 3PS Quota series and the 4COP Quota series through a DBPR-approved change of license series. Approval is subject to applicable premises, zoning, applicant, and regulatory requirements.
Unless an individual listing expressly states otherwise, the offering concerns a liquor-license interest only and does not include an operating business, leasehold, equipment, inventory, or real estate.
Additional Seller Details
A rare opportunity in Escambia County, Florida: a transferable 4COP quota liquor license covering beer, wine, and spirits is now available for sale.
This premium quota license provides versatile options for launching or expanding a bar, restaurant, nightclub, hospitality venue, or even a standalone liquor or package store.
Key benefits
- Full alcohol sales: unrestricted on-premises and off-premises sales, including sealed-container and package sales.
- Transferable: available to qualified buyers, subject to Florida DBPR requirements and county quota rules.
- Flexible use: suitable for high-volume bars, restaurants without food-sales restrictions, or dedicated liquor retail stores.
- Strong market demand: full-liquor licenses are limited in Northwest Florida, especially in the growing Pensacola market.
Suitable for entrepreneurs, bar and restaurant operators, or investors seeking to secure a highly sought-after, multi-use asset.
* A change of series must be filed with the Florida DBPR to convert the license from 4COP to 3PS for package-store use.
This description was supplied by the seller or listing broker. Buyers should independently confirm all permitted uses, transfer requirements, availability, and regulatory approvals.
Escambia County Market Context
Escambia County is Florida's westernmost county and home to Pensacola, with quota-license demand supported by military activity, Gulf Coast tourism, education, healthcare, restaurants, nightlife, and regional commerce. Buyers comparing Escambia County 4COP and 3PS opportunities should evaluate asking price and availability while separately confirming the proposed premises, zoning, transfer eligibility, liens, seller terms, and regulatory timing.
Principal cities and communities: Pensacola, Century, Pensacola Beach, Ferry Pass.