Self Storage for Merton
ABC Selfstore provide self storage in Merton from our Wandsworth store located on Garratt Lane in London SW18. We've been in business for over 15 years, so you can rest assured you'll get outstanding service from a company that prides itself on customer satisfaction.
Space is not cheap in Merton and self storage is an affordable way to make more room for yourself. Whether business or domestic we've got storage units of all sizes for all needs and budgets.
We pride ourselves on offering top-notch customer service and as - with ABC Selfstore - you'll only ever pay for the days you stay there will never be any surprise costs.
Book your storage unit online now or find out more about ABC Selfstore Wandsworth.
Self Storage guide
ABC Selfstore's 'Self Storage for beginners' page is just the job if you are new to self storage.
We've got some great advice to help you calculate the amount of space you will need in your unit, along with plenty of other useful suggestions.
Once you're up to speed you can book storage online and reserve your storage unit - and until you sign your storage agreement there's no obligation.
If you'd rather speak to a real person call our Wandsworth store and one of our ABC Selfstore team will be delighted to help.
Reserve Merton storage
It's easy to check availability and get a quote and make a booking with ABC Selfstore's online booking system.
You don't have to provide any personal details - to get a quote all we need is a contact email or phone number and tell us whether you'd like the information by text (SMS) or email.
You don't start paying for your storage until the day you move in and sign your storage agreement. There's no obligation, so if you need space make a reservation now - there's nothing to lose!
Best prices for storage space in Merton
The prices you'll find through our online booking system are live from the Wandsworth store - which means you'll always have the most up-to-date availability and cost.
Found it cheaper? The ABC Selfstore Price Promise is your guarantee that we won't be beaten - like-for-like - on price.
Units are subject to availability and upper floors often cost less than equivalent square footage on the ground floor - worth bearing in mind if you're looking for a bargain.
You'll find all our best special offers, deals and prices in our online booking system.
Why ABC Selfstore Wandsworth?
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. Chalotte and the team look forward to welcoming you to our Wandsworth store!
About Merton
Located in the South West area of London, the borough of Merton was named after a historic parish town which no longer exists, although an Oxford college also carries its name. The borough was created in 1965 by gathering together a number of different Municipal boroughs, including Mitcham, Wimbledon and Merton and Morden. All of these areas were traditionally located in Surrey, but have since become part of the Greater London Area.
The borough has a number of locations of interest, including Wimbledon, Morden, Mitcham and Pollards Hill. Morden is particularly interesting, as it once contained Stane Street, a Roman road which connected London and Chichester. It was also in royal hands during the Anglo-Saxon period, as Ethelstan the Prince, who died in 1015, left lands in the area of a local Abbey. It is also home to the Bait'ul Futuh Mosque, which is one of the largest mosques to be built in West Europe.
Mitcham is a site of some interest, as there was a Saxon graveyard in the area, one of the largest discoveries of its kind. It is also a suggested location for the Battle of Merton, where Ethelred of Wessex may have been killed or mortally wounded. Mitcham Court is an early Victorian home with a number of interesting features. It is now one of the centres of commerce in Merton. Pollards Hill is notable for its long rows of pollarded lime trees, which gives the hill its name.
Tourists might like Colliers Wood, which takes its name from a wood which previously stood there. It also held the remains of Merton priory, the walls of which were robbed out in order to build Nonsuch Palace. Few areas of wall remain. The priory is justly famous, as both Thomas Becket, the murdered Archbishop, and Nicholas Breakspear, the English pope, were educated in the priory.
Wimbledon, the famous site of the tennis championship, is located in the borough of Merton, and while the town around it have sometimes struggled to succeed, there have been recent changes which have improved the town. For example, the shopping centre, now named Centre Court to link into the tennis courts, gave some inspiration to high street stores. In the last decade, there have been some signs that the town is regenerating, and becoming a popular shopping centre, backed up by people coming to see the championship during the summer months.
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
