The salon was established in 2021 and is located in Al Barsha, an area known for strong local recognition and steady footfall. Built as a luxury, customized beauty destination, the business has grown a substantial client base of approximately 3,720–4,000 contacts.
The owner is now seeking to sell due to managing two businesses simultaneously, noting that the early years of salon operations require significant time and hands‑on involvement.
The salon occupies roughly 1,200 sq ft and features a well‑designed layout that includes an open salon area, dedicated manicure and pedicure stations, multiple hair chairs, wash areas, and a private treatment room. A back‑of‑house kitchen and pantry support staff operations. The space is fully fitted with high‑end interiors and custom furniture, with an investment of around AED 800,000, contributing to the salon’s premium positioning.
The lease is secured until March 2027, with annual rent is AED 200,000. The next rent payment and adjustment are due on March 15, and the trade license renews in September. Staff visas are staggered across different months, requiring periodic renewals. The long lease term provides stability and predictable occupancy costs for the incoming owner.
The salon offers a comprehensive range of beauty services, including nails, hair, lashes, facials, threading, waxing, and multiple massage types such as aromatherapy, Thai, deep tissue, and signature treatments. The only exclusions are microblading and Moroccan bath services. This broad service menu supports strong repeat business and diversified revenue streams.
The team consists of approximately 10 staff members, 9 of whom are on company visas. A trained salon manager oversees daily operations, reducing the owner’s involvement to roughly once per week. Payroll averages between AED 50,000 and AED 54,000 per month, with consumables purchased periodically based on service volume. Revenue is tracked through Fresha, while expenses are recorded in Zoho, and both systems require consolidation for verified financial reporting.
Last year’s revenue was reported at approximately AED 1.7 million, with a net profit exceeding 30%, reflecting strong operational efficiency for a salon of this size. Monthly expenses include payroll, rent, utilities, consumables, and system subscriptions, all aligned with typical costs for a high‑end beauty business.
The owner has set a minimum asking price of AED 2.5 million, justified by the premium fit‑out, established client base, strong profitability, and the salon’s readiness for expansion should the buyer wish to open additional branches.
More details will be provided after signing the NDA.
