4COP Quota in Martin County
License Highlights
licenseFull-liquor quota privileges include beer, wine and distilled spirits, subject to the approved series, premises and DBPR/ABT requirements.
off-premises useIn the 4COP series, a quota license can authorize on-premises consumption and package sales for off-premises consumption within its approved privileges.
food-sales percentageA transferable quota license is different from a qualification-based 4COP SFS / SRX restaurant license. The statewide SFS food-and-nonalcoholic revenue percentage generally does not govern a quota 4COP license.
County quota supplyFlorida quota-license supply is county-specific and limited by the statutory quota system. A Martin County license generally remains a Martin County asset, subject to DBPR/ABT transfer and location approval.
This featured listing is represented by JR DesAmours of Business Exit Advisors. Florida Liquor License Market is providing marketplace exposure and is not acting as the seller’s broker or transaction representative. Availability, package terms, license status, transferability, and all transaction information should be confirmed directly with the listing broker.
About This Business & License Listing
Business purchase required: the license is being offered only in connection with the acquisition of the associated Iconic Jensen Beach bar. The liquor license is not currently offered as a standalone sale.
A Florida quota license may generally be changed between the 4COP Quota series and the 3PS Quota series through a DBPR-approved change of license series, subject to applicable premises, zoning, applicant, and regulatory requirements.
Business Offering Details
Opportunity to acquire a long-established neighborhood bar in Jensen Beach, Florida, together with its highly sought-after Martin County 4COP quota liquor license through an asset-sale structure.
The total asking price for the business and license package is $650,000. The broker-reported package includes the 4COP quota liquor license valued at approximately $600,000, approximately $100,000 in furniture, fixtures and equipment, $20,000 in leasehold improvements, $8,000 in inventory, the operating bar assets, and a fully equipped currently unused kitchen, subject to definitive transaction documents and broker confirmation.
Business Details
Growth opportunities identified by the listing broker
- Activate the fully equipped unused kitchen to add food service and increase revenue.
- Build on more than 20 years of operating history and an established neighborhood customer base.
- Preserve the simple bar-only operating model or expand the concept subject to applicable approvals.
- Leverage scarce Martin County quota-license supply and the substantial asset value concentrated in the 4COP license.
The listing broker reports that the seller will provide 14 days of training after the sale. The stated reason for selling is other business opportunities.
Confidentiality: additional confidential business information is available through the listing broker and may require buyer qualification and execution of a nondisclosure agreement.
Business, financial, facility, asset and license-value figures are broker-reported listing information and have not been independently audited or verified by FLLM. Buyers should conduct their own financial, legal, lease, licensing, zoning, regulatory, asset-value, and operational due diligence.
Martin County Market Context
Martin County on the Treasure Coast is known for boating, affluent coastal communities, protected shorelines, tourism, and a strong local dining market.
Martin County supports an active coastal hospitality market centered around Stuart, Jensen Beach, Palm City, Hobe Sound, and surrounding communities. Quota-license values can vary materially based on supply, seller terms, intended premises, timing, and transaction structure.