Self storage specialist Space Station acquires new North West London premises
Self storage company Space Station has acquired new premises in Cricklewood, North West London.
Located on the A5 Cricklewood Broadway, the new Space Station store offers self-storage units for household goods, students and businesses based in the surrounding area, including Kilburn and North Circular.
The new Cricklewood store increases Space Station’s presence across the Greater London area, adding to stores in St John’s Wood, Chiswick and Swiss Cottage.
The family-owned company now has nine stores, with six located within the capital, and one each in Slough, Uxbridge and Birmingham.
Vlatka Lake, marketing manager for Space Station, said: “We’re really excited to increase our presence in North London with a new store in Cricklewood.
“The store is open for business now, so if you require convenient self-storage in the near future, give us a call or pop in-store to see us.”
Space Station offers free removals for customers who rent a self-storage unit with them.
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