Beckington Storage

Self storage in Beckington

Beckington storage is about 3 minutes away along the A361, at Dillybrook Business Park, Southwick. The drive-up units are insulated steel containers on the ground floor with 24/7 drive-up access; the lower-cost units are inside an access-controlled building, on the hours shown on each unit. Family-run Beckington self storage, with no deposit.

From a locker to a 20 ft container

Units run from 15 sq ft to a 160 sq ft (20 ft) container. As a rough guide: 15 to 20 sq ft takes boxes, a bike or the contents of a box room; 29 to 40 sq ft a one-bedroom flat or a garage clear-out; 80 sq ft the contents of a two- or three-bedroom house; 160 sq ft a large family home or business stock. Every card above shows the width, depth and height.

House, loft and garage clear-outs

Clearing a house, loft or garage in Beckington? Pick the size and the move-in date that suit you, drive up to your unit to load, and give two weeks’ notice when you’re done. There’s no deposit and no long-term contract. There’s no minimum stay: you can move in and out on the same day. The minimum charge is two weeks at the full weekly price, because two weeks is our notice period.

Business storage near Beckington

For stock, tools, equipment or archive boxes, the containers have 24/7 drive-up access, so a van can load at the door at any hour. The 160 sq ft (20 ft) container takes business stock; 15 to 20 sq ft suits boxes.

Cars, caravans and motorhomes

We can store cars, subject to a suitable unit being available — please call 01225 234300 before booking. We don’t store caravans or motorhomes.

What it costs

50% off your first 8 weeks, no deposit and no long-term contract. Tap “Get my 50% off price” on any size for your exact price.

About Beckington

About Beckington

Beckington is a Somerset village across the River Frome from Lullington, north of Frome; the parish, which includes the hamlets of Rudge and Standerwick, had a population of 983 at the 2011 census. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, and in the medieval period it was a major centre for the wool trade, with fulling mills built along the River Frome by the 15th century to serve the spinning and weaving cottage industries. During the Laudian Reforms of Charles I’s Personal Rule, two Beckington churchwardens were excommunicated in 1635 for refusing to move the altar against the east wall of the church. The antiquary John Aubrey noted in his Brief Lives that carrots were first sown at Beckington, and Thomas Beckington, who became Bishop of Bath and Wells, was born in the village.

Beckington today

Beckington was on the A36 until a bypass was built in 1989. The Church of St George, dating from the 14th century, is Grade I listed, as is Seymours Court Farmhouse, a 15th-century house that was once the home of Thomas Seymour, who married Queen Catherine Parr. Next to Beckington Castle, the 16th-century Wool Hall was a recording studio from the early 1980s until 2004 — Tears for Fears set it up, and Van Morrison owned it from 1994 to 2002. The village has a Church of England first school, built in 1852, and Springmead Preparatory School; the Woolpack Inn first opened as a coaching inn in the 16th century; and the hamlet of Standerwick is home to the Frome Agricultural Market. Moving in, clearing out or between homes — our Southwick storage facility is about 3 minutes away.