35 Advertising feature New Home, Not Enough Storage? M


oving to Dartmouth comes with plenty of joys – beautiful views, charac-


terful houses and the chance to live in one of the prettiest coastal towns in the country.


But storage can sometimes be a little harder to come by.


Dartmouth has wonderfully varied housing, from centuries-old proper- ties in the town centre to new homes at Little Cotton Farm. Whatever the age of the property, moving in can be the moment you realise just how much “stuff” you have.


Take time to settle in


A sofa that worked perfectly in your old house may not suit the new sitting room, or you may simply not know yet where everything is going to live.


Rather than making quick decisions about what to sell or give away, put- ting furniture and boxes into storage gives you time to settle in first


Seasonal belongings, spare furni- ture, suitcases, Christmas decora- tions and camping equipment can all take up valuable space at home. Even a small 15 sq ft storage unit can make a surprising difference.


Make your home work harder


Store the things you don’t use every day


One Little Cotton Farm customer came to us after settling into their new home and realising they still


“Give yourself time to settle in.”


had things they wanted to keep, but didn’t need around them all the time.


Moving a few things into storage can free up a spare room, garage or valuable cupboard space.


And if your Dartmouth home happens to be halfway up one of our steeper streets, getting things into storage is easy. Our Dartmouth store has plenty of parking, so you can simply drive up, unload and you’re done.


Our clean, dry indoor units come in a wide range of sizes, with a min- imum stay of just two weeks.


Tel. 01803 835777 Indoorselfstorage.co.uk


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