- registered hair and beauty businesses in Glasgow City council area
- 630
- spaces listed on our site in and around Glasgow 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 Glasgow
Be the first salon in Glasgow to list
Stylists, therapists, nail technicians and barbers in Glasgow 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 Glasgow
Glasgow has one of the largest numbers of hair and beauty businesses outside London, with ONS counting around 630 in the city. Among single council areas, only Birmingham has more. Salons letting chairs and rooms are spread through the Southside, the West End, Merchant City and the city centre, so renters can choose between a busy central address and a neighbourhood salon with regulars.
The Southside, taking in Shawlands, Battlefield, Burnside and Rutherglen, has many salons with chairs and rooms to let and a loyal local client base. In the city centre, salons around Buchanan Street let private beauty rooms to therapists.
The Subway loop links the city centre and West End, and Central and Queen Street are the main rail stations. Southside suburbs are well served by local trains and buses, and parking is easier there than in town.
Where salons cluster
- Buchanan Street and the city centre
- Salons on and around Buchanan Street let private beauty rooms. Footfall comes from shoppers and office workers, close to Queen Street and Central stations.
- West End
- Byres Road and Finnieston have salons serving students, young professionals and long-standing locals. Hillhead and Kelvinhall Subway stations are close by.
- Merchant City
- Historic streets east of the centre with independent salons and barbers, and clients drawn from nearby flats, offices and bars.
- Shawlands
- The centre of the Southside salon scene, with many salons letting chairs and rooms to self-employed professionals.
- Rutherglen and Burnside
- South east of the city with salons on Main Street and in residential streets, suiting stylists whose clients drive. Parking is easier than in town.