Using a vertically integrated business model, this agricultural enterprise combines three operations into one unique opportunity: a peach orchard, a distribution center, and a flagship retail store. With a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality peaches across Texas, the company has become a recognized household name throughout the state.
Currently, the orchard grows and produces a diverse range of crops, including yellow peaches, white peaches, nectarines, donut peaches, pecans, figs, and blackberries. Operating on approximately 250 acres, each crop is strategically planted to ensure a continuous harvest throughout the growing season.
The company's distribution center is responsible for delivering premium peaches and other produce to wholesale buyers, using a direct-from-orchard approach. All wholesale buyers receive Grade 1 produce, while slightly less perfect fruit is redirected to the flagship store or used in the company's proprietary products to minimize waste and maximize value. The distribution division serves "mom and pop" stores, produce stands, and big-box grocery stores across Dallas, Houston, Austin, Waco, and beyond.
The flagship store, established in 2010 following the full renovation of a former gas station, is conveniently located just off a major interstate exit. It caters to both local customers and traveling consumers, further supported by on-site gasoline service. In addition to fresh peaches, the store offers a wide selection of specialty items such as peach ice cream, salsas, jams, fruit wines, and cobblers—all made using fruit from the orchard. The location also features a gift shop and a full-service coffee bar.
The offering includes over 255 acres of real estate, along with all associated assets and established brand value. This three-in-one business is being offered at market value. A detailed price allocation is available in the Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM).
The owners are selling for personal reasons and want to sell while momentum is high.
The entire enterprise operates on a combined 255+ acres. The orchard property includes one primary residence and three worker housing units. All assets required for a successful transition of ownership will be included in the sale.
The sellers are committed to offering 2–3 months of on-site support following the sale, as well as ongoing assistance for up to two years to support the new owner’s long-term success. Texas A&M’s Extension Service will also serve as an excellent on-the-ground resource.
The company does not face any direct, traditional competitors due to the vertical integration of its operations. There is no single business in the region that combines orchard production, wholesale distribution, value-added manufacturing, and a destination retail experience under one established brand.
This opportunity features multiple avenues for long-term growth, including expanding into agritourism, emphasizing online sales, opening additional flagship locations, and purchasing additional acreage for the store.
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Using a vertically integrated business model, this agricultural enterprise combines three operations into one unique opportunity: a peach orchard, a distribution center, and a flagship retail store. With a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality peaches across Texas, the company has become a recognized household name throughout the state.
Currently, the orchard grows and produces a diverse range of crops, including yellow peaches, white peaches, nectarines, donut peaches, pecans, figs, and blackberries. Operating on approximately 250 acres, each crop is strategically planted to ensure a continuous harvest throughout the growing season.
The company's distribution center is responsible for delivering premium peaches and other produce to wholesale buyers, using a direct-from-orchard approach. All wholesale buyers receive Grade 1 produce, while slightly less perfect fruit is redirected to the flagship store or used in the company's proprietary products to minimize waste and maximize value. The distribution division serves "mom and pop" stores, produce stands, and big-box grocery stores across Dallas, Houston, Austin, Waco, and beyond.
The flagship store, established in 2010 following the full renovation of a former gas station, is conveniently located just off a major interstate exit. It caters to both local customers and traveling consumers, further supported by on-site gasoline service. In addition to fresh peaches, the store offers a wide selection of specialty items such as peach ice cream, salsas, jams, fruit wines, and cobblers—all made using fruit from the orchard. The location also features a gift shop and a full-service coffee bar.
The offering includes over 255 acres of real estate, along with all associated assets and established brand value. This three-in-one business is being offered at market value. A detailed price allocation is available in the Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM).
The owners are selling for personal reasons and want to sell while momentum is high.
The entire enterprise operates on a combined 255+ acres. The orchard property includes one primary residence and three worker housing units. All assets required for a successful transition of ownership will be included in the sale.
The sellers are committed to offering 2–3 months of on-site support following the sale, as well as ongoing assistance for up to two years to support the new owner’s long-term success. Texas A&M’s Extension Service will also serve as an excellent on-the-ground resource.
The company does not face any direct, traditional competitors due to the vertical integration of its operations. There is no single business in the region that combines orchard production, wholesale distribution, value-added manufacturing, and a destination retail experience under one established brand.
This opportunity features multiple avenues for long-term growth, including expanding into agritourism, emphasizing online sales, opening additional flagship locations, and purchasing additional acreage for the store.
"*" indicates required fields
Using a vertically integrated business model, this agricultural enterprise combines three operations into one unique opportunity: a peach orchard, a distribution center, and a flagship retail store. With a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality peaches across Texas, the company has become a recognized household name throughout the state.
Currently, the orchard grows and produces a diverse range of crops, including yellow peaches, white peaches, nectarines, donut peaches, pecans, figs, and blackberries. Operating on approximately 250 acres, each crop is strategically planted to ensure a continuous harvest throughout the growing season.
The company's distribution center is responsible for delivering premium peaches and other produce to wholesale buyers, using a direct-from-orchard approach. All wholesale buyers receive Grade 1 produce, while slightly less perfect fruit is redirected to the flagship store or used in the company's proprietary products to minimize waste and maximize value. The distribution division serves "mom and pop" stores, produce stands, and big-box grocery stores across Dallas, Houston, Austin, Waco, and beyond.
The flagship store, established in 2010 following the full renovation of a former gas station, is conveniently located just off a major interstate exit. It caters to both local customers and traveling consumers, further supported by on-site gasoline service. In addition to fresh peaches, the store offers a wide selection of specialty items such as peach ice cream, salsas, jams, fruit wines, and cobblers—all made using fruit from the orchard. The location also features a gift shop and a full-service coffee bar.
The offering includes over 255 acres of real estate, along with all associated assets and established brand value. This three-in-one business is being offered at market value. A detailed price allocation is available in the Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM).
The owners are selling for personal reasons and want to sell while momentum is high.
The entire enterprise operates on a combined 255+ acres. The orchard property includes one primary residence and three worker housing units. All assets required for a successful transition of ownership will be included in the sale.
The sellers are committed to offering 2–3 months of on-site support following the sale, as well as ongoing assistance for up to two years to support the new owner’s long-term success. Texas A&M’s Extension Service will also serve as an excellent on-the-ground resource.
The company does not face any direct, traditional competitors due to the vertical integration of its operations. There is no single business in the region that combines orchard production, wholesale distribution, value-added manufacturing, and a destination retail experience under one established brand.
This opportunity features multiple avenues for long-term growth, including expanding into agritourism, emphasizing online sales, opening additional flagship locations, and purchasing additional acreage for the store.