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Manatee County4COP Quota Liquor Licensefor Sale

$550,000

AvailableListing FLLM-049Unique Visitors—

4COP quota privileges include sales of beer, wine, and spirits by the drink or in sealed containers for on- or off-premises consumption, subject to applicable requirements and regulatory approval.

Manatee CountyPrincipal cities and communities: Bradenton, Palmetto, Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach.
Specific License Details

4COP Quota in Manatee County

Asking Price$550,000
License Type4COP Quota
CountyManatee County
Marketplace StatusAvailable / Status to confirm
Exact Marketplace ReferenceFLLM-049

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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.

Manatee County Market Context

Manatee County's quota-license market serves Bradenton, Palmetto, Lakewood Ranch, coastal communities, and the wider Sarasota-Bradenton hospitality corridor. Buyers should compare current 4COP and 3PS inventory by asking price and terms, then independently confirm premises, zoning, transfer eligibility, liens, and regulatory timing.

Principal cities and communities: Bradenton, Palmetto, Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach.

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Marketplace information is provided for informational purposes and remains subject to seller or broker confirmation. Florida Liquor License Market does not guarantee availability, transfer approval, price, or transaction terms. Independent legal, tax, financial, zoning, and regulatory review is recommended.