Seattle has been attracting folks from all over the country looking to advance careers in the growing tech industry. Others come to cherish the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Whatever your reason for moving, there is no shortage of self storage units in the Seattle area. With many brand new facilities, and others with long records of quality customer service, you will no doubt find the right space for your particular storage needs.

Finding Storage in Seattle

If you are just starting to look for a self storage facility in Seattle, you'll be happy to know there are many great options throughout the downtown area including Capitol Hill, Belltown, Pike/Pine and SoDo, as well as Burien, Ballard, Bellvue and other neighboring areas. You'll find a mix of large multistory facilities requring elevator access, as well facilities offering units with convenient drive-up access. Large drive up units are perfect for RV or boat storage, and they are in high demand in Seattle's many recreational areas.

How Much Do Storage Units Cost in Seattle

Storage units range in size from 5x5 on up to 10x30 or larger for vehicle storage units. A 10x10 unit is often the most sought after as it easily holds the contents of a 1-bedroom home. The average price of a 10x10 self-storage unit in Seattle is $150.38 per month, but the overall average price closer to $99.52 a month. Other factors affecting the price of storage rentals include the unit availability, age of the facility, and other amenities like 24-hour access. Some facilities in the area offer contactless rentals, meaning you can reserve and pay completely online. To save money on a storage unit in Seattle WA, look for facilities offering special promotions such as first month free, discounted moving supplies, or extending discounts to seniors and veterans.

Climate Controlled Storage in Seattle

Aside from the unit size, there are lots of factors that can affect the price you pay for a storage unit in Seattle. Amenities like climate controlled storage will typically cost about 30 percent more on average compared to a unit without climate control. Climate controlled storage provides protection from damage to your belongings caused by high heat or humidity. As one of the wettest cities in North America, climate control is a smart choice to protect your items from mold or mildew.

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To find the ideal self-storage unit for you, it helps to comparison shop first. Survey your belongings and figure out what size storage space you need, then decide if you need climate control or other amenities. This will narrow down the options to just the units that suit your needs. Then you you can check for deals and discounts. With a little looking, you are guaranteed to find the ideal storage unit in Seattle, WA.

Frequently asked questions

What size storage unit do I need for a one-bedroom home in Seattle?

A 10x10 storage unit should be big enough for a one-bedroom home. This will fit several furniture items, boxes and a washer/dryer set.

How much fits in a 5x5 storage unit in Seattle, WA?

5x5 storage units will fit between 5 to 8 boxes, depending on their size, or the contents of a studio apartment or dorm room. To visualize the size, 5x5 units are similar to small walk-in closets or pantries.

Can I live in a storage unit in Seattle, WA?

No, you can't live in a storage unit in Seattle, WA. This is against to law in every state.

What sizes are storage units in Seattle, WA?

Storage facilities located in Seattle, WA offer a variety of storage unit sizes, from small 5x5 and 5x10 units to medium 10x10 and 10x15 storage units, and large 10x20 and 10x30 options.

How much can a 10x20 storage unit hold in Seattle, WA?

A 10x20 self storage unit is 200 square feet and will hold furniture and boxes from a 3 to 4 bedroom house. Storage units in Seattle generally have 8 foot ceilings, creating 1,600 cubic feet of storage space.

How much do storage units cost in Seattle, Washington?

The biggest factor when it comes to the cost of storage units in Seattle, Washington is unit size. Larger storage units. like 10x10 and bigger, will generally cost more than smaller storage units, which range from 5x5 to 5x10 in size. Other factors that can increase self-storage prices include the storage unit amenities and special features. Self-storage facilities in Seattle, Washington that offer additional amenities like indoor climate control, 24-hour storage access, extra security features, and added conveniences like first floor storage options and elevators tend to be more expensive than storage facilities that offer basic services.

No matter what your storage needs are, you can easily find a cheap storage unit in Seattle, Washington. Compare the available facilities on SpareFoot and filter by preferred storage amenities and features.

Find online move-in rates and specials like first month half off and first month FREE at select Seattle storage facilities. Below are the average monthly storage unit prices in Seattle, Washington for the most common storage unit sizes.

Unit Size	Average Price	Lowest Price
5 x 5	$64.65	$34.00
5 x 10	$91.29	$39.00
10 x 10	$150.38	$64.00
10 x 15	$190.97	$68.00
10 x 20	$299.27	$226.00

The overall average price of a self-storage unit booked in Seattle, Washington over the past 180 days is $99.52.

Data for the cheapest self-storage unit is updated every 15 minutes.

Seattle Self-Storage: At A Glance

Does Seattle student population affect self-storage prices?

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How does seasonality affect Seattle self-storage prices?

Storage prices in Seattle tend to be somewhat volatile when compared to other cities. Prices can vary by about $43.92 monthly depending on the time of year. Seattle self-storage prices are highest inAugust, and lowest in March.

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