Store Space Self Storage in Fall River, Massachusetts
Fall River, MA 02721
- Climate Controlled
Storage Features & Amenities
Climate-Controlled Storage
Temperature-sensitive items? Our climate-controlled storage units use circulated air systems to help maintain a more regulated environment for your belongings.
Moving Supplies
Part of offering storage means anticipating your needs. We carry essential moving and packing supplies available for purchase at our locations to make move-in day a breeze.
Thoughtful Features
We maintain features like video cameras, electronically controlled access points, perimeter fencing, bright interior and exterior lighting, all to enhance your trust.
FAQs
We know you have questions, so we’ve put together some of the most commonly asked ones below. If your question is not answered here, you can always reach out to any of our facilities, or our Care Center at 833-786-7366.
| No, storage units should not be used for purposes other than storage. Check your Rental Agreement for more info. |
| Climate-controlled storage units in Fall River are kept between 55 and 80 degrees year-round to mitigate the damaging effects of temperature and humidity on sensitive items. |
| No, it's illegal and potentially dangerous to live, sleep or work in a storage unit. |
| Determining what size storage unit to rent is largely based on what you need to store. Visit our size guide or ask our storage specialists for more. |
| Most guests choose AutoPay, our free automatic billing service, for their monthly payment. Payments can also be made online, in-store or by phone. |
| Disc locks, available for sale in the office, are the preferred locks for storage units. |
Store Space is proud to serve Fall River, MA
Renters, homeowners and businesses in central Fall River can benefit from self-storage in many ways. Renting storage units in Fall River frees up living space in rentals, clears the area for remodels in the many historic homes and buildings, and saves the cost and hassle of relocation.
As Fall River continues to grow in population, self-storage will continue to be a must-have commodity in the city Where the River Falls.
Storage Types in Fall River
Resources to help you
How Self Storage Works
If you’ve never rented self storage before, we’re here to help.
Making a Reservation
Once you’ve found the right storage unit you can lock in your price by making a free reservation.
Moving In
Here’s what you need to know to make the process as smooth as possible.
Store Space Fall River
Storage units in Fall River at 288 Plymouth Ave – Our modernized facility is easily accessible from I-195 and Plymouth Avenue, behind the McDonald’s. Rental online, by phone at 833-786-7366, or stop by to rent a storage unit in Fall River.
Features and sizes at this location include:
- Many Available Units in a Wide Range of Sizes
- ADA-Accessible Parking
- Gate Access 6 a.m. – 10 p.m. Daily
- Self-Service Rental Kiosk
- Fully Stocked Office with Packing and Moving Supplies
If you want to know more about what makes us love Fall River, keep reading!
Types of Storage Available in Fall River
We offer a wide range of climate-controlled storage unit sizes in Fall River. Our most popular sizes include:
- Small storage units – 5 ft. x 5 ft. Great for boxes, bins, seasonal items, sporting goods, holiday décor, small furnishings
- Medium storage units – 10 ft. x 10 ft. Can hold contents of a one-bedroom apartment
- Large storage options – 10 ft. x 20 ft. (200 sq. ft.) Ideal for household storage (furniture, appliances, big items), business inventory, warehousing needs, large equipment storage
What we like about Fall River
Just 25 minutes away from the capital of Rhode Island, Fall River, Massachusetts, is a key member of the Providence Metropolitan Area and the 11th-largest city in the Greater Boston CSA (combined statistical area).
Once a textile hub, Fall River has been reinventing itself during the last couple of decades. While still nowhere near its zenith of 120,000 residents a century ago, the population has climbed in the last few years, now topping 90,000.
Part of the comeback can be attributed to downtown revitalization efforts, a resurgence of the arts, as well as newer development in the north part of town. Add to that a rich multicultural background, plus the Lizzy Borden House and Battleship Cove and you can see why Fall River is still an important player on Massachusetts’ South Coast.
While still slightly higher than the national cost of living average, Fall River is one of the least expensive places to live in Massachusetts, with housing and transportation costs below the statewide average.