- registered hair and beauty businesses in Belfast council area
- 295
- spaces listed on our site in and around Belfast today
- 0
Business count from ONS UK Business Counts for hairdressing and beauty treatment, March 2024. It counts VAT or PAYE registered businesses, so most self-employed renters are not in it. Listings and rents update every hour.
What you can rent in Belfast
Be the first salon in Belfast to list
Stylists, therapists, nail technicians and barbers in Belfast search online for space to work from. List a chair or room now and yours would be the first they find.
List your space freeFree for 30 days with no card. After that, plans are monthly and you can cancel any time. How hosting works
Add the salon and the space
Photos, a short description and where the salon is.
Set your own rent
Any mix of day, week and month rates. We never take a share of it.
Choose who to reply to
Enquiries arrive by email and in your account. Nobody books without talking to you.
Renting salon space in Belfast
ONS counts around 295 hair and beauty businesses in Belfast, roughly a fifth of the 1,435 across Northern Ireland. The best-known salon street is the Lisburn Road in south Belfast, with more around Botanic and Malone. Independents trade in the Cathedral Quarter in the centre. Ballyhackamore on the Upper Newtownards Road has its own cluster. Each area has a distinct clientele, so it pays to visit before you commit.
Renting a chair or room lets a Belfast stylist or therapist go self-employed without the cost of fitting out premises. Rent is agreed in pounds sterling directly between you and the host. FindMy.beauty takes no commission, so the full amount goes to the salon owner.
Belfast Grand Central Station, opened in 2024, brings rail and bus services together beside the city centre. Glider rapid buses cross the city east to west, which helps clients reach Ballyhackamore and the centre.
Where salons cluster
- Lisburn Road
- South Belfast's main salon and boutique street, with a loyal clientele from the surrounding residential roads and steady passing trade.
- Botanic and Malone
- Close to Queen's University and the Botanic Gardens, mixing students with long-established households on the Malone Road side.
- Cathedral Quarter
- City centre streets around St Anne's Cathedral with bars, restaurants and independents. Suits stylists whose clients work in town.
- Ballyhackamore
- East Belfast's café and shop strip on the Upper Newtownards Road, popular with young families and professionals.