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Storage units near Bromley

At Access Self Storage we pride ourselves on always offering the best customer service

If you are looking for secure, modern self storage near Bromley, Access Self Storage Orpington is just a 24-minute drive away via the A21. Featuring competitive rates, extended-hour access and a covered loading bay, there’s a lot that both local residents and businesses can get at this facility. Contact us to get a quote or use our online quote tool.

Clean, modern self storage and business services near Bromley

If you’re a Bromley resident and you are tight on space, we can lend a hand. We offer cheap, modern storage units near Bromley, available in a range of sizes. So, whether you’re looking to declutter, downsize or move house, or need storage for any other reason, our self storage facility has you covered.

Our storage units near Orpington and vehicle storage options are also ideal for local businesses. The storage facility also offers flexible, modern office space with its own address for a fixed monthly fee which includes rent and utilities.

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How to get to us from Bromley South

By car – 21 mins

Begin on the High Street and head south

Drive straight onto Masons Hill (B228)

Turn right onto Masons Hill (A21)

At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Crown Lane Spur

At the second roundabout take the second onto Southborough Lane

Keep going onto Franks Wood Avenue

At the roundabout, take the first exit onto Tudor Way

Turn right onto Petts Wood Road

At the roundabout, go straight ahead onto Poverest Road

Turn left onto Cray Avenue (A224)

Turn left

Access Self Storage Orpington will be on your right

Using public transport – 15 mins

From the station, take the Thameslink sound for Sevenoaks

Alight at St Mary Cray

Exit Station Approach and head south

Turn right onto Cray Avenue (A224)

Access Self Storage Orpington will be on your right

Or, you can use the Google Maps feature on this page to generate from your own location.

Cheap self storage units near Bromley

First recorded as “Bromleag” in an 862 Anglo-Saxon charter, Bromley became an important coaching stop on the journey from Hastings to London. Until the mid-nineteenth century, the village was rural and rather quiet. However, the railway arrived in 1858 and caused growth to skyrocket. The parish later became Bromley Urban District in 1894 and, in 1965, it was officially incorporated into Greater London as the London Borough of Bromley.

In terms of attractions, there’s Charles Darwin’s Down house. Here, you can visit a recreation of Charles and Emma Darwin’s bedroom. There’s also the Chislehurst Caves which cover six hectares, a former chalk digging site. Bromley also boasts a fine selection of pubs and restaurants. From bistros and delis to Italian eateries, there’s certainly no shortage of choice here! Did you know the old Royal Bell Hotel has a mention in the Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice?