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Self storage units in Denbighshire

Nineteen dry, secure storage rooms in a converted farm building, on the same gated site as the caravan yard. Three sizes from 50 to 130 sq ft, from £85 a month, on a monthly rolling agreement with no long contract.

The corridor between the storage rooms, lined with bright green unit doors under a timber roof, brick and blockwork walls either side.
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18,000 sq ft Indoor and outdoor storage across the site
CaSSOA Gold accredited storage site
CaSSOA Gold The industry's highest security grade
5 min From the A55 at junction 28

Unit sizes and monthly prices

Prices are per month on a rolling agreement, with self-access 7am to 7pm, seven days a week. Nineteen rooms in total and only a handful of each size, so call to check what is free.
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Inside the converted barn: the corridor of storage rooms with bright green doors.
50 to 60 sq ft

Small

Good for the contents of a bedsit or a garden shed — boxes, a bike, a few pieces of furniture.

from £85per month
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The corridor between the storage rooms, green doors under a timber roof.
70 sq ft

Medium

Good for a one-bed flat — a sofa, a bed, white goods and the boxes to go with them.

from £70per month
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The storage rooms from the corridor, green doors along a swept concrete floor.
100 to 130 sq ft

Large

Good for a two-bed house, a car's worth of gear, or a small business's stock and paperwork.

from £100per month
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Tell us what you need to store and we will tell you which size fits, whether it is free at the moment, or whether a vehicle space suits you better.

Inside a unit

What the rooms are actually like

Looking into an empty storage unit: steel-lined walls, a blockwork end wall, a smooth insulated floor and rooflights above letting in daylight.

Inside a unit

Airy compartments with good natural and artificial lighting, with 50mm insulated floors.

Side by side

The three sizes compared

 SmallMediumLarge
Floor area50 to 60 sq ft70 sq ft100 to 130 sq ft
From, per month£85£70£100
Rough footprint7 × 7 ft7 × 10 ft10 × 10 ft to 10 × 13 ft
What it holdsAbout 40 boxes, or a shed's worthAbout 60 boxes plus a sofa and a bedAbout 100 boxes plus the big furniture
House equivalentA bedsit or garden shedA one-bed flatA two-bed house, or a car's worth of gear
AgreementMonthly rollingMonthly rollingMonthly rolling
Vehicle access to doorYesYesYes
Who it suits

Who uses the units, and how it works

Most people who take a room here are between houses, clearing space at home, or keeping things for a holiday home or a small business. Nothing about it is complicated: you pick a size, pay by the month, and come and go when you need to.

Who it's for

  • Moving house — bridging the gap between completion dates, or clearing rooms before a sale
  • Decluttering — furniture, boxes and the things you are not ready to part with
  • Holiday-home owners — bedding, garden furniture and seasonal kit between visits
  • Students — a room for the summer, by the month, from Bangor or Wrexham
  • Small and home-based businesses — stock, samples, paperwork and seasonal items that have outgrown the spare room

How it works

  • Choose a size — small, medium or large — and we will tell you honestly if a different one would fit better
  • Monthly rolling agreement, so there is no long contract to sign and you can leave when you are done
  • Your own padlock and your own key; nobody else holds a copy
  • Self-access from 7am to 7pm, seven days a week, with vehicle access to the door
  • CCTV across the site and a gated entrance, on a CaSSOA Gold yard where the owners live
The building

Twenty-eight cows, nineteen rooms

The units are in the old shippon — the cowshed on the farm. When the owner first looked round it, about ten years ago, it still had twenty-eight cows in it. The stone walls and the roof are the same ones the herd stood under; what has changed is everything inside.

It has since been converted into nineteen dry, secure storage rooms, each one named after one of the cows that lived there. It is a small thing, but it means each room has a name people remember rather than a number nobody does.

The outside of the converted shippon, brick walls and a slate roof with rooflights, timber doors opening onto an empty tarmac yard.

The old shippon today

The brick walls and the roofline are the ones the herd stood under. The rooflights, the doors and the rooms behind them are all new.

General enquiries

A question about sizes, access, prices or anything else? Send it over and we will come back to you.