I teach guitar (most styles of acoustic, electric and classical guitar), bass guitar & ukelele to all ages from total beginner to advanced level. You will need your own instrument to be able to practice at home.
Individual lessons are in person from my London studio in SE16 6HR (Canada Water), at yours (within zone 3 of TfL network) or internationally online.

Where are lessons held?
look right on PC/ scroll down on mobile for a list of 4 studios in SE16 where lessons are held.

So which type & size of guitar to learn on?
5 basics rules –
a) the thinner the guitar, the easier to play; the fatter, the louder the sound. If a beginner, do not buy a dreadnought acoustic or bigger.
b) an electric guitar is the easiest to play, but you would need a ~ £30 amp to go with it;
c) for acoustic guitars/ukes, colour varnish ruins the sound;
d) nylon strung classic guitars have too wide a neck for beginners. Buy only if a teen/adult wanting to specifically learn classical/latin/flamenco, and generally a decent entry level one costs ~ £200. For all other genres, get a steel string acoustic/electric guitar.
e) an entry level beginners instrument costs
– smaller size for kids ~ £100 (electric), ~ £80 (acoustic), ~£25 (ukulele)
– full size for adults ~ £90 (electric), ~ £60 (acoustic), ~£60 (ukulele).
Prices vary due to demand (eg smaller guitars are less in demand than ukes, hence why a full size guitar costs less than a 3/4 guitar.)
There are cheaper but this is the recommended spend for a decently good instrument.
Match your height to different guitar sizes at this link before you buy.

So how does a bass differ from a guitar and a ukulele? And what are the different types of bass, guitar & ukulele?
Read more hereunder. Every link under each picture opens a more detailed page about that instrument including videos to help you decide which type of instrument to get.

Electric steel string guitar
Contemporary music as we know it was shaped by the electric guitar! Widely used across most genres of music, from pop to metal/rock and jazz.
More about electric guitar lessons

Folk steel string acoustic guitar
Also known as ‘folk’ or ‘western’ guitar, the steel strings make for a ringing tone ideal to sing along your fave songs or to accompany a singer. The guitar that guarantees you are never single or out of BBQ mates!
More about acoustic guitar lessons

Classic nylon string acoustic guitar
Mainly used for classical, Latin and Spanish styles, the classical guitar has a more rounded tone than the steel string acoustic. It is further divided as concert classic or flamenco, according to the type of wood used, which affects the type of tone produced.
More about classical & flamenco guitar lessons