Cô Huy has been doing nails for close to 40 years, holds a valid barber, esthetician, manicurist, and massage therapist license, and has been a business owner for a little over three years now. When she is not actively working with a client, she can be found out on the sidewalk outside talking to the other business owners next door, scrolling through her phone researching beauty recommendations given to her, or organizing and cleaning.

Like many entrepreneurs, she originally purchased this salon to create opportunities for her only son and support her family’s upward mobility. However, as a testament to that success, her son has since gone on to establish and run his own business, leaving her without a succession plan.

Recently diagnosed with cancer and undergoing chemotherapy, Cô Huy is ready to retire. She hopes to see this business preserved and passed on to a new owner. Instead of extending her decades of work, she wishes to rest and dedicate more time to volunteering at her local Buddhist temple.

This is a turnkey opportunity to inherit Cô Huy’s nail salon in San Francisco! The salon is fully equipped with 5 pedicure spa chairs, 3 manicure workstations, 6 UV gel lamps, a facial room, and an extensive polish and dip powder inventory. With strong community ties—including a loyal clientele and steady referrals from the local Vietnamese community—this salon is well-positioned for a smooth transition and future growth.

Located at the crossroads of the Mission District and Bernal Heights, the salon benefits from corner visibility, heavy foot traffic, and easy access to public transit.