Business For Sale · Broome WA

What if this was the last business you ever had to buy?

An established Broome surf, lifestyle & fitness business and a genuine path to owning your time.

Picture it. Not the store the life on the other side of it.

It's a Tuesday, four or five years from now. You're standing in the shop you own outright. The mortgage on your house? Gone. Paid off, in full, from the money this business put in your pocket while you ran it. You did that in five years not the thirty everyone told you it would take..

That's the real question on the table. Not"do I want to run a surf shop in Broome."It's — what would it feel like to own your time again

The maths most people never get to do

This isn't a job. It's a vehicle.

Here's what makes this different from a wage, a house, or a managed fund.

Current turnover — the floor, not the ceiling

$1.1M–$1.5M

Trading at this level for years, from one of the busiest retail positions in the Kimberley. That's not a hope. That's the floor you'd step onto on day one.

Now imagine you do what an owner does. You put your energy in. You push the online side the current owners have barely touched. You lean into Broome's tourist season instead of just riding it. You get turnover climbing toward the top of that band — and past it.

Every dollar of that growth doesn't go to a boss.
It goes to you — your house, your future, your exit.

The destination

Run it well for ten years. Here's where you land.

The house is paid off. In full — from what the business earned while you ran it.
The shop is paid off. You own the asset outright, not the bank.
You own a recognised brand in a town people fly across the country to visit.
You hold something you can sell, pass to your kids, or draw an income from while someone else runs the floor.

You're off the 20-to-30-year treadmill. Not because you got lucky — because you bought the right vehicle and drove it.

Most people spend their whole working life paying offsomeone else'sasset, one fortnight at a time. This is the other path. The one where, in your fifties, the work is optional.

Why Broome, why this

The dream's only worth chasing if it's grounded.

You're not buying into a fading mining town. Broome is a lifestyle destination red dirt, turquoise water, year-round visitors, and a community that backs its local names. Barrells is one of those names. People already walk through the door. You're not building an audience from zero; you're inheriting one.

Prime position

Three connected shops among Woolworths, Kmart, Cotton On & NAB in the town's main centre.

Foot traffic, handed to you

The national anchors pull people past your door every single day.

Turnkey

The fit-out's done. The systems run. You walk in and trade.

Year-round trade

Locals plus a tourism market that doesn't switch off.

The only ingredient that isn't already in the building is you.

So here's the honest version

It's not get-rich-quick. It's get-free-in-a-decade.

This asks for real work in the early years — the years where you're getting the revenue up and the debt down. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something.

But at the end of that work is something most people never get: a home you own, a business you own, and a life where Monday morning is your decision, not your sentence.

If that's the version of your future you keep thinking about, it's worth one conversation.