Cheap storage for your luggage when you visit London via St Pancras Railway Station
If you’re travelling to London via St Pancras Railway Station and are looking for somewhere to store your luggage cheaply - then a storage locker at ABC Selfstore's Camden store located on York Way in London N7 could be the perfect solution.
Store details : ABC Selfstore Camden
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 St Pancras 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 Camden storage centre is a taxi, car or bus ride away from St Pancras 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 your Luggage storage unit
Our online booking system makes it a doddle to check and book your storage unit near St Pancras Railway Station. Just enter the details and we'll show you what's available and how much.
You can get a quote with only a contact phone number or email. Tell us whether you'd like the information sent to you by email or text (SMS) and we'll send it straight to you.
There's no obligation once you've reserved either. Billing for your storage agreement won't begin until the day you move into your unit.
Storage price guarantee
Real-time availability and up-to-date prices for storage for St Pancras Railway Station are available now - direct from the ABC Selfstore Camden store using our online booking system.
With our Price Promise you can be sure you're getting the most competitive prices for storage near St Pancras 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 Camden?
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. Priya and the team look forward to welcoming you to our Camden store.
About St Pancras Railway Station
Known as London St Pancras, or as St Pancras International, this London railway station is at the heart of the city's international appeal. As well as connecting the East Midlands and parts of Yorkshire, St Pancras has had a long and varied life, and now is part of the regenerated area around Kings Cross Central station. It is considered by some to be a beautiful example of the Victorian train station, and its impact to the current era has made it an international hub with connections to Paris and Flanders.
St Pancras Station was built in the 1860s, one of the last great stations built in an era known as the 'Railway Mania'. It is during this period that most of London's Victorian stations were built, and St Pancras was built by the Midland Railway, with the intention of connecting Leicestershire, Bedfordshire, and Northamptonshire. Local landowners, including William Whitbread, encouraged the Railway to purchase land along this corridor, and approval had been granted by 1853. As Midland Railway already had one route into London, through Euston, passenger traffic quickly expanded alongside freight and other business transits.
The land around St Pancras was chosen due to the cheapness of land value in the area. Its slums were well known, particularly Agar or Ague Town. This slum had been built of very poor quality materials, and Somer's Town nearby was no better, with the residents mainly consisting of transient workers and the desperately poor. Midland Railway demolished these slums, and evicted the residents with no reimbursement. The site was problematic even after the slum had been cleared, because the ground was sloping and misshapen. The directors of the company were less practical, and were more concerned with building an imposing station, rather like the monuments of Euston and King's Cross stations nearby. They held a competition for the design, which was won by George Gilbert Scott with a gothic revival style.
With the coming of the 20th century, St Pancras station fell into the hands of British Railways. Even after the company had completed electrification, there was much debate about the long-term future of the station. There were several attempts by BR to close the station, and only the intervention of John Betjeman, Poet Laureate, plus national opposition, prevented the closure. This brought St Pancras Station to the attention of designers, and when the Channel Tunnel Rail Link was being developed, planners created a link approaching from the East, with St Pancras as the terminal. Although shelved to start with, St Pancras international station was finally connected with the Eurostar in 2007.
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
