Self Storage for Wimbledon
ABC Selfstore provide self storage in Wimbledon 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 Wimbledon 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.
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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 Wandsworth store and they'll be thrilled to help.
Book your Wimbledon storage unit
Our online booking system makes it a doddle to check and book your storage unit in Wimbledon. 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.
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Competitive prices for storage in Wimbledon
Real-time availability and up-to-date prices for storage in Wimbledon are available now - direct from the ABC Selfstore Wandsworth store using our online booking system.
With our Price Promise you can be sure you're getting the most competitive prices for storage in Wimbledon.
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 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 Wimbledon
A district in the South West of London SW19 & SW20, Wimbledon is well known as the home of the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, although it also has a second popularity as the area of Wimbledon Common, home to the Wombles, and also one of the settings for Martian invasion in the War of the Worlds. The district is home to a number of sporting and recreational areas which make it a popular location for people during bank holidays and summer weekends.
The beginning of Wimbledon goes back to at least the middle of the iron age, when a hill fort on the Common was constructed. In later years, as part of the manor of Mortlake, Wimbledon traded hands many times, and large houses were built around the common. The village never really grew until the beginning of the industrial era, despite the activity of the wealthy, but in the eighteenth century it was one of the stopping places on the journey to London from Portsmouth and the Hampshire area. This stagecoach road became converted into a station, built slightly away from the rest of the village and encouraging further growth. The Duchess of Marlborough, who died in 1744, granted land the land to her grandson, the future first Earl Spencer. Wimbledon Park House was built in the Regency period by the Earls Spencer, but the common was left relatively untouched by these buildings and others.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the district became part of the Borough of Wimbledon, in the county of Surrey. Increasing residential expansion caused many older inhabitants of the district to move into neighbouring lands such as Morden. During the Second World War many parts of Wimbledon were damaged, and afterwards there was a great deal of renovation, with many larger houses being converted into flats, and council estates being built on parts of Wimbledon Park.
Although Wimbledon had been wealthy and heavily populated, its shops never competed significantly with the centres at Kingston, Richmond and Sutton. There were no large shops designed to bring in customers, and this lead to a large amount of decay in the town centre. In recent years, with the increasing popularity of the Wimbledon Tennis Championship, and other sporting events such as Wimbledon Football Club (AFC Wimbledon), the council has developed land near the High Street into The Centre Court shopping centre, designed to provide interesting shopping experiences for visitors to the district.
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
