A successful beauty salon in Edinburgh has been put up for sale as the owner announces an early retirement and moving away from the area.
The Aroma Sanctuary Beauty Salon in the Gorgie neighbourhood of Edinburgh has been put on the market, located approximately three miles from Princes Street.
An advert states that the salon enjoys a vibrant atmosphere with regular customers and great staff who have been working for many years.
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Listed on Rightmove, the premises is in great condition and consists of a reception area, two nail stations and three treatment rooms. The salon offers a range of holistic, anti-ageing treatments, massages, nail treatments, pedicures, waxing, brow and lash treatments.
The business is being offered with six months left on the current lease and an extension available. The rent is £10,300 per annual and benefits from 100 per cent rates relief under Small Business Bonus Scheme.
The salon is run by the owner who works part-time in the salon with two other employees on flexible hours between part-time and full-time.
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There is potential for even bigger growth with further marketing and an online shop. The business offers a clientele, good staff, reputation and goodwill.
Equipment is also included in the sale, such as Keymodule M6 LPG machine , lease, fixtures and fittings.
The salon sellers are interested in offers of £49,000, and will provide net profit and turnover on request. For more information, visit the RightBiz website for further details.
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