Storage units and box rentals in Paris: 39 results

In Paris, there are 39 storage spaces: storage boxes, self storage units, enclosed rooms, storage compartments, individual garages, and hobby rooms. Here you’ll find the 39 storage spaces located near Paris.

This overview of the 39 storage solutions in Paris was compiled by storabble, the neutral comparison platform for storage spaces.

Box rental and storage units in Paris: what to expect on storabble

On this page, you’ll find the 39 storage boxes in Paris. You’ll see a list of self storage units, storage spaces, and rentable compartments along with their key features. You’ll also find a map of Paris showing the locations of available storage spaces. You can filter the results by categories such as self storage, storage space, basement compartment, attic compartment, hobby room, and garage box, and set minimum and maximum values for the size and cost of the storage unit. The category that best suits you depends on your needs. Thanks to the free storabble comparison platform, you can explore various types of storage spaces in your area.

Types of storage units in Paris: The right storage solution for every need

A wide range of storage solutions is available in Paris (storage units, box rentals, self storage), so you can store your belongings according to your needs:

Self storage boxes in Paris

You can rent a storage box in Paris that is precisely adapted to your space needs and rented out by professional providers. Self storage boxes, also known as "self storage", are usually divided by metal partitions, offering a high degree of privacy. Building access is typically monitored by video, and the temperature and humidity are often controlled. Another advantage of self storage in Paris is that you can rent your storage box on very short notice with short cancellation periods.

A storage space in Paris

The term “storage space” often refers to enclosed rooms suitable for use as storage units. This includes unused annex rooms, basement areas, or simply spare separate rooms. These spaces are usually located within larger buildings and are thus protected from extreme temperature variations, though temperature and humidity are not controlled. Storage spaces are characterized by relatively low prices and standard rental contracts with longer termination periods. Landlords are usually conventional property managers, and such spaces are not always available as quickly as self storage boxes. An exception applies to traditional storage spaces that can be rented directly through the storabble comparison platform. These storage spaces can be rented short-term and returned flexibly. They are located in residential or commercial buildings, accessible 24 hours a day, and can best be found and compared on the storabble platform.

Basement and attic compartments in Paris

Separate storage compartments can also be rented in Paris and used as storage units. These storage compartments are located either in the basement (cellar compartment) or on the top floor of a building (attic compartment) and are rented by property managers. The rental conditions for these storage compartments are generally not very flexible, but the rent is not particularly high. Since these compartments are often separated only by wooden slats, they do not offer the same level of privacy as self storage or regular storage spaces.

Garage boxes in Paris

Single or double garages are suitable as inexpensive storage spaces for less sensitive items. Cars, tires, tools, or spare parts can easily be stored in a garage box. Garage boxes are often standalone and therefore subject to greater temperature fluctuations. Typically, they can be rented from standard property managers under regular rental terms. Before using a garage box as a storage unit, please first check whether this is permitted in Paris. In particular, if the garage box is part of a large residential complex, certain regulations may need to be observed.

Warehouse in Paris

For companies that need to store large quantities of goods—for example, between production stages or as buffer stock for potential shortages—only warehouses are suitable. All other alternatives offer insufficient space and lack the freedom needed for logistical infrastructure.

Workshop and hobby rooms in Paris

A workshop or hobby room is a single free space that can be rented. Usually, electrical outlets are available, and the room is at least partially heated. The main difference from a regular storage space is the explicit permission from landlords to use the room for hobbies or for regular and prolonged stays. Every hobby or workshop room can also be easily used as a storage unit.

Why rent a box or storage unit in Paris: common reasons

The three most common reasons for renting a storage unit in Paris are: a need for storage during a move, a lack of space at home, and the necessity to store belongings during a long stay abroad. Whether you want to store your belongings during an upcoming move, need to store furniture, need temporary storage for your things during an exchange semester, or your collection simply no longer fits at home — on the storabble comparison platform, you’ll find the right storage solution for your specific situation. The advantages of renting a storage unit in and around Paris include in particular:

• More space at home. A tidy living space with enough room is a central reason why renting a storage unit can make sense.

• By renting a storage unit, you gain flexibility over what to do with your belongings. Often, for example, inherited furniture is stored first, and only later—without stress—it’s decided whether to keep, sell, or discard it.

• Save money on rent. If you’re considering renting a larger apartment because the old one feels too small, it might be worth checking whether the apartment is truly too small or whether storing certain items in an external storage unit could make the smaller apartment feel spacious enough for the foreseeable future.

• Items can be stored where they’re actually needed — whether as a small spare-parts warehouse for a business or for storing ski equipment near your favorite resort.

• Seasonal decorations and items can be stored smartly without cluttering your home for the rest of the year.

These are just a few examples of why people in Paris choose to rent a storage unit. In all cases, you benefit from flexibility: storage spaces can be canceled or expanded easily if your needs change.

How to find a cheap storage unit in Paris

When choosing a storage unit, always ensure sufficient quality. It’s not recommended to rely only on price and blindly pick the cheapest option. However, there are various tips and tricks to get the most out of your budget—or simply to save as much as possible:

Check whether you really still need the items to be stored, or whether you can sell or dispose of them. The smaller the required storage space, the cheaper it is. Ideally, you might even avoid renting a storage unit altogether.

Take advantage of the flexibility of self storage boxes if you expect your storage needs to increase or decrease significantly in the future: if you don’t need much storage space at first, you can start by renting a small self storage box in Paris and see if it meets your needs. This way, you can start with low costs and later upgrade or downgrade flexibly to a larger or smaller box at the same self storage site—without overpaying from the start.

Use a storage unit slightly outside the city: to save money, you can look for storage solutions located a bit outside of Paris. If you’re willing to accept a short drive, prices per square meter are often significantly lower. This way, you can rent larger storage spaces within your budget without compromising on quality.

Watch out for short termination periods: sometimes things have to move quickly. When renting your storage unit, check the notice periods so you don’t end up paying for your storage longer than needed. Self storage boxes and storage spaces rented directly on the storabble platform stand out for their flexible termination policies. This way, you’re not bound for too long if your plans change.

Check for long-term rental and prepayment discounts: most providers offer discounts for long-term rentals. Similarly, there are discounts for paying rent in advance. Ask providers directly whether they’re open to this option if such discounts are not officially advertised.

Take advantage of exclusive discount codes on the storabble comparison platform: if you rent a self storage unit in Paris, you should definitely check in advance whether providers have published discount codes on storabble. We have agreements with many of our partners so that storabble users can benefit from special discounts. These codes are displayed directly on the storabble listings of the respective self storage providers.

Benefit from exclusive storage spaces on the storabble platform: hundreds of traditional storage spaces that would otherwise remain empty are rented directly via the storabble comparison platform. These units feature flexible contract terms, immediate availability, and attractive prices — and are available exclusively on storabble.

Storage prices in Paris: What is the cost of a storage space in Paris?

A storage space in Paris costs on average EUR 15 per month per square meter. This is the average price for standard storage units and storage compartments in Paris. Of course, costs vary depending on contract flexibility and the exact location within Paris. Generally, smaller storage units have higher prices per square meter, and prices decrease as storage size increases. This average price was determined in a 2025 study by the data analytics company storabble-Analytics.

Self storage prices in Paris: How much does a self storage box rental cost in Paris?

A self storage box rental in Paris costs on average CHF 25 per month per square meter. This is the average price for self storage in Paris. Costs vary depending on the occupancy rate of the self storage facility, on-site equipment, contract flexibility, and the exact location within Paris. This average price was determined in a 2024 study by the European self storage federation FEDESSA.

Box rental in Paris: things to check before renting your storage unit

• Choose a windowless storage unit with an optimal climate: ideally, pick a storage unit not exposed to sunlight, with low humidity and a moderate temperature. This prevents damage to sensitive items such as books and helps protect against pests.

• Good insulation for consistent temperature: regular temperature fluctuations can damage stored items. Without proper ventilation, these variations can cause condensation, which in the worst case leads to mold or moisture damage. Ensure good ventilation, insulation of the storage space, and interior placement within the building.

• Pay attention to accessibility: if you plan to store large furniture, access must be wide enough. Check exact dimensions of elevators, stairwells, doors, and corridors so that you can also store bulky items.

• Safety measures: fire protection is an absolute must in every building. Also check what safety measures the provider has implemented against theft and vandalism. Especially in self storage sites with many tenants, entrances and exits should be video-monitored. When evaluating self storage providers in Paris, check whether they have been certified by storabble or are members of the local self storage association.

None of the storage spaces displayed in Paris suit your needs? Here are the French cities where most storage units are rented:

• Self storage Paris

• Self storage Marseille

• Self storage Lyon

• Self storage Toulouse

• Self storage Nice

• Self storage Nantes

• Self storage Montpellier

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