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Salon space to rent in London

Rent a salon chair, beauty room or treatment room across London, from Marylebone clinics to busy outer-borough high streets.

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Three pink styling chairs facing a long salon mirror
registered hair and beauty businesses in Greater London
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spaces listed on our site in and around London today
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a month, from the lowest to the highest listed rent
£400 to £2,500

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.

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Listed rents run at £50 to £150 a day, £125 to £450 a week and £400 to £2,500 a month.

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Renting salon space in London

London has far more hair and beauty businesses than any other UK city, with ONS counting close to 8,700. Outer London holds more of them than the centre. Barnet, Enfield and Bromley sit near the top of the borough list alongside Westminster, Camden and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, so a good chair or room is as likely to turn up on a suburban parade as in the West End.

For a renter, the choice usually comes down to clientele and commute. Central salons bring walk-in trade and higher spend, while neighbourhood salons in places like Ealing, Finchley or Wimbledon often suit stylists with a local following. Owners with a quiet chair or an empty room can let it by the day or week, which is a common arrangement across London, and keep the space earning without taking on staff.

The Tube, Overground and Elizabeth line put most salons within reach of clients across the city. Parking is scarce and costly in central boroughs, the Congestion Charge applies in central London and ULEZ covers every borough.

Where salons cluster

Marylebone and Harley Street
The long-established cluster for aesthetics, skin and medical-led treatments. Rooms here suit qualified practitioners whose clients are prepared to travel in.
Knightsbridge and Chelsea
High-spend clientele around Sloane Street and the King's Road. Expect premium rents and clients who want a polished, appointment-led service.
Islington
Upper Street and the streets off it mix independent salons with heavy evening and weekend footfall, close to Angel and Highbury and Islington stations.
Ealing and Acton
West London town centres with established salons and a residential client base, served by the Elizabeth line and the Central line.
Canary Wharf
Office workers book lunchtime and after-work appointments, so chairs and rooms here suit quick, high-turnover services during the working week.

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