10×10 storage unit in East Hampton, CT

100 square feet, about 800 cubic feet at an eight-foot ceiling. Roughly half a garage.

$159/month

Available now. This is the current rate from our reservation system, not a starting-from figure, and it refreshes every hour.

What fits in a 10×10

  • A one-bedroom apartment
  • A sofa, bed, table and chairs
  • Major appliances
  • Fifty boxes or more

The size most people end up with. Room to stack and still get to the back.

That is standard guidance for the size, not a measurement of your things. If you tell us what you have, someone here will size it with you rather than sell you the bigger one.

The details

Dimensions
10×10 feet
Floor area
100 sq ft
Volume
about 800 cu ft
Climate control
Yes, year round
Access
24 hour access is available upon approval
Where
265 West High Street, East Hampton, CT 06424

Not quite right?

Questions about this size

What size do I need?
As a rough guide: a 5x5 takes a walk-in closet, a 5x10 a studio, a 10x10 about a one-bedroom apartment, and a 10x20 a three-bedroom house. That is standard guidance rather than a measurement of your things, so tell us what you are storing and someone here will size it with you. Nobody in this office works on commission, so there is nothing in it for us to sell you space you do not need.
What is the difference between climate-controlled and drive-up?
A climate-controlled unit is inside a heated and cooled building, so the temperature and the humidity stay in a band all year. That matters for wood, leather, electronics, photographs, instruments and anything staying more than a season. A drive-up unit lets you back a vehicle to the door, which is easier for loading and cheaper, and is fine for tools, bikes, building materials and short stays in mild weather. Ask the office which buildings have which, because it varies.
Do you have climate-controlled storage in East Hampton?
Yes. The 265 West High Street site is climate-controlled, across two buildings, and it is where most of our unit sizes are.
Every question we get asked

Take the 10×10 while it is free.

No deposit to hold a unit, and nobody here works on commission.