$290,000
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Searching for a Marion County liquor license for sale in Florida? FLLM tracks current 4COP quota and 3PS package-store opportunities serving Ocala and the wider Marion County market.
6 active Marion County liquor-license listings currently appear on FLLM. Disclosed asking prices range from $235,000 to $290,000, with a median disclosed ask of $265,000.
Compare live FLLM inventory for Marion County. Open any listing to review its current asking price, marketplace reference and inquiry options.
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Marion County is anchored by Ocala, known for horse farms, logistics, healthcare, residential growth, tourism, and…
Marion County is anchored by Ocala and supported by equestrian activity, healthcare, logistics, residential growth, tourism, restaurants and regional commerce. Transferable quota licenses are county-specific, so buyers seeking an Ocala location generally need a Marion County quota license.
View Marion County market data, population context and current asking-price evidence.
Current Marion County 4COP and 3PS quota-license opportunities are displayed 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.
Ocala is the principal city in Marion County. The county also includes communities and commercial areas serving a growing residential, equestrian, healthcare, logistics, tourism and hospitality economy. Florida quota liquor licenses remain county-specific, and any proposed premises remain subject to applicable zoning and local approvals.
A 4COP quota license generally authorizes beer, wine and spirits for on-premises consumption and package sales, subject to the licensed operation. A 3PS quota license is generally used for package-store sales for off-premises consumption. Buyers should independently confirm the license category, premises and transfer requirements.
Florida quota liquor licenses are county-specific. A Marion County quota license is used within Marion County, subject to the proposed premises, zoning, local approvals and the applicable DBPR/ABT transfer or change-of-location process.
Current disclosed asking prices on FLLM range from $235,000 to $290,000, with a median disclosed asking price of $265,000. Asking prices and availability can change as listings are added, repriced, sold or withdrawn.