Nail Salons for sale in United Kingdom
Beauty In Bloom - Trend-led Nail & Beauty Studio For SaleBroadway, London, UKView moreAsking price:GBP £56 999
Luxury Nail Bar for Sale in West Malling Kent with a Solid Client BaseWest Malling, KentView moreAsking price:GBP £165 000
Established Nail Salon Business on High Street Ayr for Sale, Reopening April 26Ayr, South AyrshireView moreAsking price:GBP £15 000
Hair and nail salon for sale in the City of London, established over 12 years.City of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £65 000
Luxury Hair and Nail Salon for Sale in Clerkenwell London Grade II Listed BuildingCity of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £119 995
Established Luxury Nail Salon Business in Wimbledon and Newbury with Huge Growth PotentialCity of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £200 000
Hair and Nail Salon for Sale in City of London with Four RentersCity of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £100 000
Beauty and Nail Bar for Sale in Farringdon, City of London with 15 Years of OperationsCity of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £79 995
Nails and Beauty Salon for sale in City of London with adaptable space and multiple roomsCity of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £110 000
Business for sale by regions of United Kingdom
FAQ
- Which nail services deliver the best return per workstation hour?Compare manicure, gel, acrylic, extensions, nail art and pedicure income after technician time, products, removal and rework. Measure contribution per occupied station hour so lengthy premium services can be compared fairly with simpler appointments.
- Could technician arrangements create unpaid employment liabilities?Review wages, commission, chair rent, tips, schedules and substitution rights against actual control and financial risk. Seek advice where technicians called self-employed operate like staff, including holiday pay, PAYE and pension exposure.
- Are vapour and dust risks properly controlled in the salon?Inspect COSHH assessments, extraction at workstations, general ventilation, product storage and protective equipment. Review dermatitis or respiratory complaints and staff training, especially where acrylic liquids, powders, adhesives and solvent removers are used regularly.
- What hygiene evidence should you expect from a nail salon?Check cleaning schedules, tool disinfection, single-use item disposal, pedicure-basin controls and infection or injury records. Observe actual turnaround between clients and confirm procedures match insurer, council and product-manufacturer requirements.
- Does the nail salon need a local treatment licence?Requirements vary by council and UK nation, so check manicure, pedicure and any additional treatments with the relevant authority. Verify the named premises and practitioners, licence conditions, renewal dates and ownership-change process.
- How should nail products and extraction equipment be valued?Count stock by brand, batch, age and usable condition, removing slow-moving or unidentifiable products. Test extraction and pedicure equipment, confirm ownership and maintenance, and price replacements needed to operate every workstation safely.