WANTED: Reasonably priced garage/storage space

Posted on Fri 20th, July 2018

• #1

walkmanman

Hi all,
Hoping someone might have a reasonably priced garage/lock-up storage space to rent in the London area for storing bike parts/wheels. Flat's too small now:) Please PM details of what you have.
• #2

Wyshniukas

If you live anywhere near/in the estate, check with a local authority or house authority would they have anything? I was able to secure 2 sheds in the same building as my flat...and the costs are really low.
• #3

walkmanman

Good advice, cheers.
• #4

walkmanman

Or if anyone's already renting a garage/lock-up and it's too big for them, I'd gladly go halves with the rent if they'd be willing to share it.
• #5

Markyboy

I have a garage in Brixton, part of my house. It depends how much you want to store, but might be able to come to an arrangement.
• #6

walkmanman

Thanks, Pm'd.
But if anyone in NW London (ideally, NW4) has anything, this would be a bit more convenient for me.

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