Connecticut • 1 listing
Salons for Sale in Connecticut
Combo Salon/Spa
Hartford County, CT
Gorgeous two-year-old salon and spa with all new modern, stylish, top-of-the-line equipment/furniture. Located in affluent city in popular, high-traffic area with ample off-street private parking. Health reason forces sale of ownership, but seller willing to stay on during transition, and longer. Employee stylists have signed non-compete agreements. Seller is building owner and proposes reasonable rent, which makes this an ideal prospect for experienced cutter/owner to be successful as complete turnkey opportunity. Salon and spa offers robust menu of hair, nail and skin salon, and spa services, including cutting/styling, on-staff esthetician, facials, waxing, body wraps and more. Separate and private spa room with state-of-the-art equipment and private shower, two pedicure stations, seven cutting stations, coffee bar, fully-computerized client database, and successful track record of classy marketing. This is an absolute gem for an operator who wants a high-end and classy facility to bring his/her clients, and continue to build on an established brand. The seller is also offering the building for sale with the business if desired at a total price of $795k with $150k down at 6% for 5 year term and a balloon payment at the end. Call today. In addition, please register with the listing number above by going to vestedbb.com, enter this number into the search bar, expand the listing
- Asking price
- $149,000
- Annual revenue
- $279,652
Listed by Vested Business Brokers
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- How many salons are for sale in Connecticut?
- There is currently 1 listed for sale in Connecticut, from 1 broker. Last refreshed 2026-10-26.
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