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Storage units near Earlsfield

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If you are looking for easy, modern self storage near Earlsfield, Access Self Storage Wandsworth is just a 10-minute drive away. With competitive rates, a range unit sizes available and a covered loading bay, Access Self Storage Wandsworth offers secure and convenient storage units to local residents and businesses alike. Contact us to get a quote or use our online quote tool.

Clean, modern self storage and business services near Earlsfield

If you’re an Earlsfield resident and you need to free up some space, we’ve got you covered. With cheap storage units near Earlsfield in a range of sizes, our Wandsworth facility is ideal for people looking to declutter, downsize or move house, among other needs. It also offers a gated perimeter, extended opening hours and competitive prices.

Our storage units near Wandsworthand vehicle storage options are also ideal for local businesses. It even boasts 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 Wandsworth Station:

By car – 5 mins

Head north on Garratt Lane (A217) towards Thornsett Road

Turn left onto Kimber Road

Turn right into Merton Road (A218)

Access Self Storage Wandsworth will be on your right

Using public transport – 16 mins

Walk to Earlsfield bus stop (Stop C)

Take the 44 bound for Victoria

Alight at Swaffield Road

Turn left onto Furmage Street

Turn right onto Kimber Road

Turn right onto Merton Road

Access Self Storage Wandsworth will be on your right

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

Cheap self storage units near Earlsfield

Tucked away just next to Wandsworth, Earlsfield gets its name from the large Victorian mansion which the village was built around. Despite having been demolished, the deed to the house was sold to London and Southwestern Railway with the promise that the new train station would be named after it. After the arrival of the railway in 1884, Earlsfield experienced a construction boom. By 1900, the area north of the train station was packed with terraced houses.

Earlsfield was once home to the French novelist Louis de Benieres, author of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin. In fact, his famous play, Sunday Morning at the Centre of the World, featuring characters based on the people he met during his time in the village.

When it comes to places to eat, you certainly won’t be short of options. There’s Amarath Thai Cafe and Noodle Bar and plenty of brunch spots, such as GAIL’s, Bean and Hop and the Eclectic Collection.