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New funky hairdressing salon to open in Altrincham
New Hairdressing Salon to open in Altrincham
A new hairdressing boutique with the exclusive Style Station concept is opening at 15 Moss Lane, Altrincham.
Funky Rouge will open on Tuesday 12th June.
It has agreed a 10 year lease on the 1,100 sq ft ground and basement retail premises, an integral part of the successful transformation of Stamford House. The outlet is ideally located at the crossroads for the transport interchange and the town’s prime shopping on George Street.
Andrew Fielding, the co-owner, said: “The premises are currently being fitted out and we are planning a soft opening with super savings available to those who live or work in the Altrincham and Hale area for the first four weeks. The salon will also have the exclusive Red Angel Style Station concept created by our sister salon which is fast, affordable and nothing short of your hair saviour. Our aim is to provide an excellent service to all our clients and we look forward to welcoming them”.
Style Station is the ideal solution for that special night out. All you need is reasonably clean and dry hair and in less than 10 minutes your hair will be transformed into one of over 30 styles. To secure one of the limited local resident offers including a cut and blow dry at £12 and half head highlights for just £30.00 apply on line at www.thefunkyrouge.com
Daniel Lee, director, Regional Property Solutions who let the outlet on behalf of the landlord Petros, said: “Moss Lane is proving to be particularly popular with independent retailers following the town’s regeneration initiatives along Stamford New Road. This along with the significant increase in footfall is reflected in the number of enquiries we have in another unit which has just become available”.
The tenant was unrepresented.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Regional Property Solutions .
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