Storage Units & Facilities in Providence, RI | Store Space Self Storage

Store Space Storage Facilities in Providence

Our affordable storage solutions can be used to solve a variety of storage needs. Whether you need small business storage to increase your inventory or a homeowner or renter in need of self-storage to declutter around the house, we’ve got the perfect solution for you!

You can visit any of our offices for a tour, or give us a call for rentals, hours and store info. 

Store Space Providence at 145 Corliss St – Our facility is located near Hopkins Park and is just two streets over from Walmart and Home Depot. Whether you’re seeking climate-controlled storage or a drive-up unit, we’ve got you covered. Come see us in northern Providence. 

Features and sizes at this location include:

• Climate-Controlled Storage
• Drive-up Storage
• Vehicle Storage
• Many Available Units
• Enhanced Cleaning Protocols
• ADA-Accessible Parking
• Gate Access 6 a.m. – 10 p.m. Daily
• Fully Stocked Office with Packing and Moving Supplies

If you want to know more about the types of storage we offer and what makes us love Providence, keep reading!

Types of Storage Available in Providence

We offer a range of unit sizes and amenities to ensure you find exactly what you’re looking for. Our smallest units can be used for furnishings and boxes, and our largest units can fit the contents of a whole house. Our most popular sizes include:

• Small storage units – 5 ft. x 5 ft. (25 sq. ft.) can fit sporting goods, holiday decorations, seasonal storage, small furniture, multiple boxes
• Medium storage units – 10 ft. x 10 ft. (100 sq. ft.) can hold contents of a one-bedroom apartment, furniture
• Large storage options – 10 ft. x 20 ft. (200 sq. ft.) ideal for household storage (furniture, appliances, big items), business inventory
• Vehicle storage – Our drive-up units can accommodate cars, trucks, work vehicles, motorcycles and personal watercraft 

Climate-controlled storage units

Providence can experience some extreme shifts in temperature and humidity. This climate makes climate-controlled storage essential. By renting a temperature-regulated unit you will be able to mitigate the damage caused to sensitive items by extreme temperatures and humidity. 

Indoor storage units

Indoor storage units are located within an enclosed building. These units offer additional protection against inclement weather.

Drive-Up Storage Units

Whether you’re looking to visit your unit often or looking to easily store a vehicle, drive-up storage is what you need! By renting a drive-up storage unit you will be able to simply drive right up to your unit and conveniently unload and load your items with ease. 

Vehicle Storage

Store Space knows vehicle storage is a real need in Providence. Our drive-up storage units can accommodate most vehicles including cars, trucks, work vehicles, motorcycles, personal watercraft and low-profile recreational vehicles. Check out our vehicle storage page to learn more. 

Car Storage

Most cars will fit within a 10x20 drive-up unit, while larger trucks and work vehicles may require a larger space. Find  car storage in Providence at Store Space. 

Motorcycle Storage

Motorcycle owners will be happy to hear most motorcycles, trikes and sidecars can be stored within a drive-up storage unit. If you’re looking to store multiple motorcycles, you will need to rent a 10x20 or larger unit. 

RV Storage

Store Space makes RV storage easy. Our drive-up units can accommodate most low-profile campers, pull-behinds, travel trailers and pop-ups. These units can hold vehicles up to 7 ft. tall and 30 ft. long. 

Boat Storage

Store Space also has boat storage solutions. Your smaller boats and personal watercraft can be stored within one of our drive-up units. Easily store kayaks, canoes, paddleboards and low-profile boats with Store Space.

What we like about Providence

While Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States, Providence is one of the most exciting places to live in the country. Providence, the capital of Rhode Island, is located 52 miles south of Boston and 74 miles east of Hartford, CT. 

Here are some of our favorite things about Providence: 

Past to Present

One of the original Thirteen Colonies in North America, Providence was settled in June 1636 by Roger Williams, a Puritan minister. From this time on, Providence was the site of many events of historical importance including the first anti-slavery law in the United States and conflicts during the Revolutionary War. 

Throughout the 1900s, Providence was a major manufacturer of industrial products. Specific products that were produced in Providence included textiles, precision tools and steam engines. In the 2000s, Providence developed a new plan to shift to a knowledge economy. The plan aimed to rebrand the city’s historic Jewelry District as a new “Knowledge District.” 

Education

Providence is home to seven prominent colleges and universities. The total number of students among all schools totaled approximately 44,000 in 2007. 

The most famous university in the city is Brown University. The school is an Ivy League University and is considered one of the most prestigious universities in the United States. In addition to being the most coveted university in the city, Brown University is also one of the largest employers in Providence. 

Additional colleges and universities in Providence include: 

• Providence College
• Rhode Island College
• Rhode Island School of Design 
• Roger Williams University 
• University of Rhode Island
• Johnson & Wales University 

Culture and Arts 

Being the capital city of its state, Providence’s culture is synonymous with the culture of Rhode Island. The city hosts a number of events, art installations, and festivals, and the city is also home to several historic places and sites of interest. 

Every summer the city hosts WaterFire, an environmental art installation that consists of bonfires, classical music and celebrations. The city also hosts multiple concert series, community-wide outdoor events and food truck festivals. 

Popular points of interest in Providence include Roger Williams Park Zoo, RISD Museum of Art, Rhode Island State Capitol and Waterplace Park. The latter is a public park and social center for walking, biking, jogging and enjoying views of the Providence River.  

Sports

Providence is home to several sports teams including the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League, two rugby teams: the Rhode Island Rebellion and Providence Rugby Football Club, and several collegiate teams representing Brown University, Providence College and the University of Rhode Island. 

The New England Patriots (NFL) and the New England Revolution (MLS) play their games in Foxborough, MA, half the distance between Providence and Boston. 

Aside from home games for the Patriots in Foxborough, the most anticipated athletic competitions in Providence are between Brown University and Providence College. There is also quite a bit of buzz whenever either of these schools face off against the University of Rhode Island. 

Food 

When it comes to food, Providence is home to just about every cuisine you can imagine. The city was even once reported to have the highest number of restaurants per capita out of all cities in the United States. Providence also has a large affinity for coffee and once also topped the country in most coffee and doughnut shops per capita.

Popular foods Providence is known for include: 

• Rhode Island Calamari
• Clam Cakes
• Stuffies (stuffed clams)
• Rhode Island Clam Chowder
• Pizza Strips 
• Johnnycakes (cornmeal pancakes)

Providence’s location near the Providence River and Narragansett Bay makes it a prime location to enjoy some of the best seafood in the United States. A few of the most popular seafood restaurants in Providence include Camille’s Restaurant, Mare Rooftop and the Black Duck Tavern.