Brent Self Storage
ABC Selfstore have been offering storage for the Brent area from our Camden store located on York Way in London N7 for some 20 years.
Store details : ABC Selfstore Camden
Brent can be a very expensive part of London to live in, and space is in short supply - so if you're moving house, redecorating, or just need some extra room short or long termthen self storage is a great solution.
If your business needs storage for surplus or seasonal stock, records, archives or temporary storage without the commitment of a lease then we can help!
Whatever your reason for needing storage, it's what we're here for. Self storage that's simple, flexible, convenient and as you'll only pay for the days you stay - affordable.
If you've used self storage before, or you know what you need, you can book your storage now without fuss!
Guide to Self Storage
If you're a Self storage first timer the our 'Self Storage for beginners' page is the perfect place to start.
It's packed with advice to help you work out the size of unit you will need and other really helpful information so you can make the most of your extra space.
You'll be an expert in no time and ready to make the most of our special offers and reserve your unit using ABC Selfstore's online booking system.
We've got really friendly staff too - so if you'd rather deal with real people freephone our Camden store and they'll be thrilled to help.
Book Brent 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 Camden 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?
Best Brent Self Storage prices
Our online prices come live from the Camden store, so you can be assured of getting our best prices and deals online.
ABC Selfstore won't be beaten on price! Find out more about our Price Promise.
We often have units of the same size available at different prices; for example upper floor units are often cheaper than those on the ground floor.
Our online booking system has access to all unit prices and latest special offers & deals.
Why ABC Selfstore Camden?
Self Storage comapnies are NOT all the same! With ABC you benfit from a combination of storage benefits that you won't find anywhere else :
- No notice - leave when you want with no penalties
- No minimum stay - stay just for a day if that's all you need!
- Pay only for the days you store
- Very competitive insurance rates
- Price Promise
And of course no matter how long you stay, everyone benefits from ABC's great customer service. Priya and the team look forward to welcoming you to our Camden store!
About Brent
The borough of Brent can be found in the North West corner of London. It is part of the group of London boroughs known as Outer London. It shares borders with Barnet and Camden in the east, and Kensington to the south. It also shares Watling Street, the Roman road from London to St Albans, with Barnet.
The name Brent is considered to originate in the name of the Celtic goddess, Brigantia. This is one of the earliest origins for a name in London, with most areas taking Anglo-Saxon names. Brent also shares its name with the river which runs through it. There are many interesting locations in Brent, including Wembley and Neasden.
Wembley is probably the most famous area of Brent, and includes the well-known Wembley Stadium. The name Wembley is Anglo-Saxon, and until the beginning of the 19th century was a small, underdeveloped village which nevertheless was considered to be one of the richest in the area. At the end of the 19th century, Wembley had its own church, school, Working Men's Hall, and hospital. In 1924, the area was the site of the British Empire Exhibition.
Wembley stadium was built in Wembley Park to house the final of the 1923 Football Cup. The following year, the stadium was used to support the Empire Exhibition. Visitors to the exhibition decided to stay in the area, and large numbers of houses were built for this purpose. After the end of the exhibition, most of the park was demolished, leaving the stadium the only building standing. in 1948, the stadium held the 14th Olympic games. The "Twin Towers" stadium was itself demolished in 2003 and the "New" stadium eventually opened in 2007.
Other interesting areas in the borough of Brent are Harlesden, proud of its multicultural links to the Caribbean, Portugal, Brazil, and Ireland. Audley Harrison, the boxer, was born in this area. Kensal Green is well known for its cemetery, where well-known people such as Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Thackeray and Anthony Trollope are buried. Sudbury, which is in the Harrow section of Brent, is known for Barham Park, which contains some 18th century landscaped gardens.
Brent is well supplied by the many London Underground stations in the area, and has some stations which provide links between Underground and Overground train services. Places such as the Kensal Green station have both Bakerloo line and National Rail lines in the same location. Queen's Park Station sometimes has London Midland services stop at this location, travelling between London Euston and Birmingham New Street.
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
