Kew Self Storage
ABC Selfstore have been offering storage for the Kew area from our Wandsworth store located on Garratt Lane in London SW18 for some 15 years.
Store details : ABC Selfstore Wandsworth
Kew 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!
Self Storage advice
If you're new to self storage then why not give our 'Self Storage for beginners' pages a whirl?
We'll help you sort out how much space you will need with a host of handy hints and tips - so it doesn't cost you an arm and a leg.
If you need more personal advice about your storage needs, or if you would just prefer to speak to someone, you can call the Wandsworth store and a member of our friendly team will be happy to help.
If you're ready to sort your storage out you can also book storage now online with no obligation.
Book your Kew storage unit
Our online booking system makes it a doddle to check and book your storage unit in Kew. 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 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.
Price Promise on storage in Kew
Our online booking prices are live - direct from the Wandsworth store. So you'll always get accurate availability and the most up-to-date prices.
ABC Selfstore's Price Promise is our commitment to being the most competitive provider of storage space for Kew.
If you're hunting bargain storage it's worth noting units on lower floors often cost more than units of the similar square footage on upper floors.
Get in quick though - availability for our most popular units can be limited. Check our online booking system for the very latest deals.
Why choose ABC Selfstore Wandsworth?
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. Chalotte and the team look forward to welcoming you to our Wandsworth store.
About Kew
A district in the southern borough of Richmond upon Thames, Kew, London TW9, is perhaps most well known for being the site of Kew Gardens, the Royal Botanical Gardens as they are often called, which is a World Heritage Site due to the importance of the plants held within the area. The District also holds Kew Palace, a former Royal Home now part of Kew Gardens, and The National Archives, where the Domesday Book is on display, and where many people travel due to an increased interest in Family History. These sites make Kew a popular tourist destination, and as it is within easy access of the tube lines, there is a substantial industry in the area.
The buildings at Kew Palace are of significant interest to anyone who enjoys royal buildings, as there has been a palace in the area since at least the time of Elizabeth I, although it was not actually a royal home until much later. The second Palace at Kew was built around 1631, and stood for over 100 years, when Frederick, son of George II, leased the house. Frederick died before succeeding to the throne, but his son George III was very fond of Kew, and regularly lived there. He created a 'gothic' style castle on the place, which was disliked by almost everyone else, a dislike which saw it being neglected during the King's long illness, and it was finally demolished in 1828. Nevertheless, many buildings historians are fascinated by this period of Kew's history. The last palace was built from the remnants of an existing house within the grounds of the gothic castle. The last palace was in fact intended to be a modest residence while the castle was being constructed, and was the only thing standing after George III's building was demolished. In 1887 Queen Victoria gave this palace to the nation, to be used in Kew Gardens which was already being managed by the country.
The National Archives, which also stand in Kew, is in contrast a completely modern building. Originally a First World War hospital, it became a second home for the National Records. This situation continued, with half of the records being held at the Public Records Office, and the other at Kew, until 2008 when the Records Office was formally closed, and all of the public access records were moved to the National Archives at Kew, where they are accessible to the public.
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
