Hughes Self Storage: a range of secure storage solutions to suit all needs

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[AD] Running out of room? Hughes has space for that. Whether it’s a house move, a growing business, a classic car or simply the belongings you can’t quite bring yourself to part with, finding enough space can be a challenge.

In Stalbridge, independent family-run Hughes Self Storage offers a practical local solution, with secure storage options for households and businesses alike.

Located in Station Road, behind the long-established William Hughes engineering company, the facility offers a choice of indoor storage units, from smaller spaces for personal belongings to larger units suitable for business use. There is also indoor and outdoor barn space for cars, boats and caravans.

Access is straightforward, with a clean, paved area and opening hours of 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Security is a priority, with a fully maintained intruder alarm system and 24-hour CCTV. The storage facility is also attached to the company’s 7,000 sq ft factory, which frequently operates around the clock, providing an additional level of reassurance.

As a family-run business, Hughes places particular importance on personal service. Rather than leaving customers to work out what they need, there’s someone available to offer advice and help them choose the most suitable space.

Whether you need somewhere to keep a few boxes, store business equipment or give a vehicle a home, Hughes Self Storage aims to make the process straightforward.

To explore the options or arrange a viewing, visit https://www.hughesselfstorage.uk/ or call 01963 548199.

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