Cheap storage for your luggage when you visit London via Liverpool Street Railway Station
If you’re travelling to London via Liverpool Street Railway Station and are looking for somewhere to store your luggage cheaply - then a storage locker at ABC Selfstore's Southwark store located on Ossory Road in London SE1 could be the perfect solution.
Store details : ABC Selfstore Southwark
If you need somewhere to store baggage - whether on holiday, vacation, studies or backpacking trip then storing with us can work out much cheaper than left-luggage services at Liverpool Street Railway Station.
ABC Selfstore left-luggage lockers are a safe, secure and self contained place to leave your luggage. Situated in our building full of secure storage units they are available in a range of sizes. They’re perfect for storing baggage, luggage, belongings and business equipment.
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Cheaper than left-luggage storage
Our Southwark storage centre is a taxi, car or bus ride away from Liverpool Street Railway Station and can often work out much cheaper alternative than any on-site left-luggage services that may be available.
For example*: If you’re a family with 4 bags to store for 5 days - the typical cost of leaving luggage at major London transport hubs can be as much as £8 per bag per day - and five days could easily cost well over £100.
ABC Selfstore lockers - which will take all 4 bags and more - start at less than £2 a day. That could save you £100 on that 5 day stay with 4 bags! If you have more bags or are staying longer then the savings could be even greater.
* Savings quoted are for illustrative purposes and were representative at the time of writing. ABC locker prices vary according to locker size, store location and seasonal demand.
Book Luggage storage online
ABC Selfstore's online booking system is designed to make it easy to get a price, check availability and book at any time with a minimum of fuss.
If you just want to check prices and availability at our Southwark store you can do that without having to provide any personal information.
We can send you a quote by email or text (SMS).
Booking storage is easy; we'll just need your contact details. There's nothing to pay until you start storing and you can change your mind at no cost and with no fuss at any stage, so why not sort your storage now?
Storage price guarantee
Real-time availability and up-to-date prices for storage for Liverpool Street Railway Station are available now - direct from the ABC Selfstore Southwark store using our online booking system.
With our Price Promise you can be sure you're getting the most competitive prices for storage near Liverpool Street Railway Station.
Units on upper floors often cost less than the same square footage on lower floors - worth noting if you're hunting for a storage bargain.
Availability for our most popular units can be limited so get in quick. You can get the very latest self storage deals from our online booking system right now.
Why choose ABC Selfstore Southwark?
As an independent family owned business we're a refreshing change to large corporate storage companies. We appreciate good customer service and great value ourselves - which is why with ABC you get a whole host of benefits that you won't find anywhere else :
- No notice - leave the day you want with no termination penalties
- No minimum stay - stay just for a day if that's all you need!
- Only pay for the days you stay - ABC does not charge for remaining part weeks or months not taken
- VSpecial deals on insurance
- Price Promise
Plus - our customer service is second to none, so you'll find storing with ABC Selfstore a breeze - however long you're with us. Nadine and the team look forward to welcoming you to our Southwark store.
About Liverpool Street Railway Station
Liverpool Street Station connects the main Great Eastern Line and West Anglia Main Line to London. It also has a number of smaller links to areas just outside London, particularly in the Essex area, and runs the Stansted Express to the airport. It is one of the most used stations in the UK, and has over 100 million people use the site each year. It also has a connected Underground station which provides Central, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City line service. The station also connects London to tourist destinations such as Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Colchester and Harwich, the latter then being the terminus of the Holland Ferry. Most of the services from this station use the East Anglia National Express service which covers Ipswich, Norwich, Cambridge and other areas in the Anglian region.
Liverpool Street Station was founded on the site of the Bethlem Royal Hospital (Bedlam), and did not open until 1875. This is considerably later than some of the other major train station, and was mainly used as a replacement terminal for Bishopsgate, which was then turned into a good station before being demolished. The Liverpool Street Station was built to allow the owners of the Great Eastern Railway to bring passengers further into London. However, because the designers had to include a link to the Metropolitan Railway (now disused) the lines were forced to descend from the viaducts, causing an extremely angled gradient for locomotives coming out of the station. This design was highly criticised for this reason, including being condemned by the Chairman of Great Eastern, Lord Salisbury.
Liverpool Street Station was one of the first places in London to be bombed, being hit during World War I by a German bomber. This bombing killed around 162 people, and damaged the building to a great extend. Liverpool Street had a better experience in the 1930s, being the location where Jewish children arrived in London as part of the kindertransport.
The experiences of the wars began to tell on the station, and by the 1970s most people agreed that Liverpool Street was looking dilapidated and tired. Beginning in that decade, a serious restoration project was launched. The platforms were modified, but parts of the station including the facade and a memorial dedicated to Railway workers who had died in the Great War were kept. The modern roof was built to match the surviving parts of the Victorian station, although these parts were painted different colours so that viewers could tell the difference between old and new.
At ABC Selfstore :
No notice – leave when you want
No minimum stay - stay only as long as you need
Per day billing - pay only for what you use
