- registered hair and beauty businesses in Nottingham city council area
- 200
- spaces listed on our site in and around Nottingham today
- 4
- a week, from the lowest to the highest listed rent
- £105 to £375
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 Nottingham
Latest spaces in Nottingham
Listed rents run at £30 to £40 a day, £105 to £375 a week and £420 to £1,500 a month.
Nail station
Complete 4-Chair Nail Salon Section to Rent – Nottingham | £1,500 PCM All Inclusive
Veraora Studio, Nottingham
£375per week
£1500/month
Styling chair
Premium Hair Styling Chair to Rent – Nottingham NG7
Veraora Studio, Nottingham
£30per day
£105/week£420/month
Nail station
Premium Nail Station to Rent – Nottingham NG7
Veraora Studio, Nottingham
£30per day
£105/week£420/month
Treatment room
Private Beauty & Aesthetics Treatment Room – Nottingham NG7
Veraora Studio, Nottingham
£40per day
£150/week£500/month
Renting salon space in Nottingham
Nottingham's tight city boundary undersells its salon market. ONS counts around 200 hair and beauty businesses inside the city itself and another 555 across Nottinghamshire. Suburbs such as West Bridgford and Beeston sit outside the line but trade as part of the same market. In the centre, independent salons cluster in Hockley and the Lace Market, among bars, galleries and converted warehouses.
For a renter, that means choosing between city centre clients who book around work and nights out and suburban clients who tend to rebook regularly. Two large universities keep demand up for quick, affordable appointments during term.
The NET tram links the centre with Beeston, Hucknall and Clifton. Nottingham station is a short walk from the Lace Market. City centre parking is paid, so clients who drive often prefer suburban salons.
Where salons cluster
- Hockley
- Independent shops, bars and salons in narrow streets east of the Market Square. Suits creative colour and cutting work with a younger clientele.
- Lace Market
- Converted Victorian warehouses next to Hockley, with salons and studios serving city centre workers and residents.
- West Bridgford
- South of the Trent, with a busy Central Avenue high street and an affluent residential clientele. Outside the city boundary but part of the same market.
- Beeston
- A town centre next to the University of Nottingham, on the tram line, with a mix of students, staff and long-standing residents.