Skip the $300K+ New Build | Pure Barre Franchise
This Pure Barre studio is already built, equipped, and running, at a fraction of the $300K-plus it costs to open a new one.
Pure Barre is one of the largest and most established boutique fitness brands in North America, built on a low-impact, high-intensity barre format and a recurring monthly membership model. This studio runs on that model with an engaged member community, in a location engineered for boutique fitness: an affluent, wellness-minded suburb east of Seattle, with added demand drawn from nearby Redmond and Issaquah.
Everything’s already in place for immediate success: a completed, high-end buildout, a full equipment package, trained instructors, and members already on auto-renewing billing. A buyer takes over that finished foundation and drives the upside through more active local marketing, higher class utilization, and community partnerships.
Highlights include:
This may be a strong fit for a hands-on owner-operator who wants an established studio to run day to day, an existing Pure Barre or boutique fitness operator adding a location, or a local entrepreneur who wants a built-out franchise in a premium market without the cost and delay of building new.
Owners have decided to pursue other endeavors, creating an opportunity for a new owner to step in and continue building on the momentum already in place.
The sale includes a fully built-out studio in a corner suite of a newer mixed-use development, with abundant natural light, ground-floor visibility, and built-in foot traffic from the residential building above. The barre equipment, studio fixtures, sound system, retail fittings, and recent lighting upgrades transfer with the sale, so a buyer takes over a space that is already outfitted and member-ready. At roughly 1,699 sq ft, the studio is efficiently sized for the Pure Barre format and its class schedule, and the systems that run membership, billing, scheduling, and payroll convey with the business.
A buyer receives franchisor onboarding and training through Pure Barre's standard resale transfer process, covering studio operations, class formats, and brand standards, along with ongoing programming updates and instructor training. New owners also receive transition support from the franchisor, including regular check-ins with transition specialists during the first several months of ownership.
The current owners are willing to provide up to 60 days of post-closing transition support, including knowledge transfer of daily operations, introductions to staff and key vendors, and help onboarding into the existing systems. The trained instructor and studio team are in place and expected to continue through a transition.
Several realistic growth levers are available to a more active owner. Local grassroots marketing and partnerships with nearby businesses and community organizations can widen the top of the funnel in a dense, wellness-minded trade area. Increasing class utilization and converting more of the free-first-class visitors into members can lift revenue without adding fixed cost. The studio also captures ClassPass demand from nearby Redmond, where the other Pure Barre location does not accept ClassPass reservations, and retail apparel and accessories add incremental sales. Ongoing residential development around the studio continues to increase local foot and vehicle traffic.
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This Pure Barre studio is already built, equipped, and running, at a fraction of the $300K-plus it costs to open a new one.
Pure Barre is one of the largest and most established boutique fitness brands in North America, built on a low-impact, high-intensity barre format and a recurring monthly membership model. This studio runs on that model with an engaged member community, in a location engineered for boutique fitness: an affluent, wellness-minded suburb east of Seattle, with added demand drawn from nearby Redmond and Issaquah.
Everything’s already in place for immediate success: a completed, high-end buildout, a full equipment package, trained instructors, and members already on auto-renewing billing. A buyer takes over that finished foundation and drives the upside through more active local marketing, higher class utilization, and community partnerships.
Highlights include:
This may be a strong fit for a hands-on owner-operator who wants an established studio to run day to day, an existing Pure Barre or boutique fitness operator adding a location, or a local entrepreneur who wants a built-out franchise in a premium market without the cost and delay of building new.
Owners have decided to pursue other endeavors, creating an opportunity for a new owner to step in and continue building on the momentum already in place.
The sale includes a fully built-out studio in a corner suite of a newer mixed-use development, with abundant natural light, ground-floor visibility, and built-in foot traffic from the residential building above. The barre equipment, studio fixtures, sound system, retail fittings, and recent lighting upgrades transfer with the sale, so a buyer takes over a space that is already outfitted and member-ready. At roughly 1,699 sq ft, the studio is efficiently sized for the Pure Barre format and its class schedule, and the systems that run membership, billing, scheduling, and payroll convey with the business.
A buyer receives franchisor onboarding and training through Pure Barre's standard resale transfer process, covering studio operations, class formats, and brand standards, along with ongoing programming updates and instructor training. New owners also receive transition support from the franchisor, including regular check-ins with transition specialists during the first several months of ownership.
The current owners are willing to provide up to 60 days of post-closing transition support, including knowledge transfer of daily operations, introductions to staff and key vendors, and help onboarding into the existing systems. The trained instructor and studio team are in place and expected to continue through a transition.
Several realistic growth levers are available to a more active owner. Local grassroots marketing and partnerships with nearby businesses and community organizations can widen the top of the funnel in a dense, wellness-minded trade area. Increasing class utilization and converting more of the free-first-class visitors into members can lift revenue without adding fixed cost. The studio also captures ClassPass demand from nearby Redmond, where the other Pure Barre location does not accept ClassPass reservations, and retail apparel and accessories add incremental sales. Ongoing residential development around the studio continues to increase local foot and vehicle traffic.
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This Pure Barre studio is already built, equipped, and running, at a fraction of the $300K-plus it costs to open a new one.
Pure Barre is one of the largest and most established boutique fitness brands in North America, built on a low-impact, high-intensity barre format and a recurring monthly membership model. This studio runs on that model with an engaged member community, in a location engineered for boutique fitness: an affluent, wellness-minded suburb east of Seattle, with added demand drawn from nearby Redmond and Issaquah.
Everything’s already in place for immediate success: a completed, high-end buildout, a full equipment package, trained instructors, and members already on auto-renewing billing. A buyer takes over that finished foundation and drives the upside through more active local marketing, higher class utilization, and community partnerships.
Highlights include:
This may be a strong fit for a hands-on owner-operator who wants an established studio to run day to day, an existing Pure Barre or boutique fitness operator adding a location, or a local entrepreneur who wants a built-out franchise in a premium market without the cost and delay of building new.
Owners have decided to pursue other endeavors, creating an opportunity for a new owner to step in and continue building on the momentum already in place.
The sale includes a fully built-out studio in a corner suite of a newer mixed-use development, with abundant natural light, ground-floor visibility, and built-in foot traffic from the residential building above. The barre equipment, studio fixtures, sound system, retail fittings, and recent lighting upgrades transfer with the sale, so a buyer takes over a space that is already outfitted and member-ready. At roughly 1,699 sq ft, the studio is efficiently sized for the Pure Barre format and its class schedule, and the systems that run membership, billing, scheduling, and payroll convey with the business.
A buyer receives franchisor onboarding and training through Pure Barre's standard resale transfer process, covering studio operations, class formats, and brand standards, along with ongoing programming updates and instructor training. New owners also receive transition support from the franchisor, including regular check-ins with transition specialists during the first several months of ownership.
The current owners are willing to provide up to 60 days of post-closing transition support, including knowledge transfer of daily operations, introductions to staff and key vendors, and help onboarding into the existing systems. The trained instructor and studio team are in place and expected to continue through a transition.
Several realistic growth levers are available to a more active owner. Local grassroots marketing and partnerships with nearby businesses and community organizations can widen the top of the funnel in a dense, wellness-minded trade area. Increasing class utilization and converting more of the free-first-class visitors into members can lift revenue without adding fixed cost. The studio also captures ClassPass demand from nearby Redmond, where the other Pure Barre location does not accept ClassPass reservations, and retail apparel and accessories add incremental sales. Ongoing residential development around the studio continues to increase local foot and vehicle traffic.