As a leader in self storage, easyStorage is excited to expand our services to smaller towns and regions of the country, like Baker Street. We now offer reliable and convenient storage options to customers across the UK.

easyStorage stands for convenient and affordable self storage. Here's how it works. An easyPod is brought to your location, packed and given a security seal. It's loaded onto the van and delivered to our self storage units near Baker Street, which have 24-hour video surveillance. We will even do the loading for you for a small additional fee. The easyPod will not be reopened until it is returned to the owner. You get the highest security standards for your storage facility with constantly monitored staff and a location off-limits to the public.

easyStorage serves many regions in the UK, including London boroughs such as Angel, Bayswater, Bellingham and Redhill. Recently, Baker Street has also become one of the places we serve with practical storage solutions.

Let's find out more about Baker Street in the London borough of Marylebone.

Named after William Baker, who laid out the street in the 18th century, Baker Street was initially an affluent residential area. Nowadays, however, it is known mainly as a business district. The street owes its fame to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, whose famous novel character Sherlock Holmes lived at 221B Baker Street. Today the road is lined with stores, cafes and speciality stores. If you are a book lover and have a collection you want to keep stored safely, easyStorage can help you by storing your books!

Baker Street used to start at Regent's Park, cross Park Road, run along Gloucester Place, and meet Wigmore Street, Marylebone Road, and Portman Square. Where Baker Street meets Wigmore Street at the intersection, it merges into Orchard Street, which merges into Oxford Street. The street was converted from a one-way street to a two-way street in 2019.

What are some of the highlights of this vibrant part of London? Baker Street station is one of the oldest operating subway stations in the world and is maintained by London Underground. The Special Operations Executive, the headquarters of a secret British World War II organisation, moved to 64 Baker Street in 1940. The headquarters of Marks and Spencer was also once located in Michael House, a well-known building on Baker Street. They converted it into an office building in the 21st century. The first wax museum, Madame Tussauds, opened in Baker Street in 1835. In 1884 it moved to Marylebone Road.

Whether you are relocating your business to Baker Street or simply looking to transform your current space in the neighbourhood, easyStorage is ready to help. We offer flexible self storage terms starting for as short as one month. At easyStorage, we do all the work so you can enjoy your surroundings and explore Baker Street.

There are also many green spaces nearby. These include Paddington Street Gardens in Marylebone and George's Park on George Street. The award-winning Regent's Park Open Air Theatre is in the beautiful setting of a royal park and is very popular in the summer.

You'll also be spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping near Baker Street. Chiltern Street, Wigmore Street and New Quebec Street are some of London's busiest shopping streets. Popular restaurants include Montagu Kitchen in Portman Square, AOK Kitchen on Dorset Street, and Carousel and II Baretto on Blandford Street. If you are a building owner or manager of a Baker Street restaurant, you may need short-term self storage from time to time.

Call easyStorage, and we will show you all your options for moving and storage. easyStorage is your secure self storage solution. Contact easyStorage today.