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Serenova Wellness Spa will offer advanced hydrotherapy, thermal cycling, and therapeutic bodywork from a 3,200 sq ft wellness facility featuring a vitality pool circuit, infrared sauna suite, and eight treatment rooms. The founding applicant trained in balneotherapy and thermal medicine across Iceland and Japan over 10 years, developing a proprietary thermal cycling protocol that combines Nordic cold plunge sequencing with Japanese onsen heat therapy. Total investment of £310,000 covers hydrotherapy pool installation, thermal suite construction, treatment room fit-out, and five months of working capital.

Average spend per visit is £95 with membership packages at £149/month. Serenova targets 1,800 monthly visits and 200 members by year-end, yielding year-one revenue of £926,400. The spa will employ 14 full-time staff. The thermal cycling protocol, validated through clinical studies showing 28% improvement in inflammatory markers and 34% improvement in sleep quality, is not available at any spa or wellness centre within 20 miles, where offerings are limited to standard Swedish massage and basic sauna access.

Fourteen full-time positions including a spa director, four therapists specialising in thermal treatments, two massage therapists, a hydrotherapy technician, a membership coordinator, two receptionists, a facilities manager, a marketing specialist, and a cleaner. Annual payroll of £362,000. Serenova will train 8 external therapists annually in the thermal cycling protocol through a CPD-accredited certification programme.

Hydrotherapy pool installation of £124,000 from a UK pool engineering company. Thermal suite construction of £86,000 from local contractors specialising in wet-room builds. Treatment equipment of £38,000 from UK and European suppliers. Annual procurement of oils, products, and consumables of £42,000 from British wellness brands. Serenova's membership model generates predictable local spending, with members visiting an average of 3.2 times per month. The CPD certification programme generates £19,200 annually while raising wellness industry standards regionally. Partnerships with 4 local GP practices create a referral pathway for patients with chronic pain and sleep disorders. Tax contributions estimated at £38,000.