Including: Charlton, Letcombe Regis, East Challow
Quick Quote for Wantage Storage
Our pack and store team love a trip to Wantage, not least because Cafe Marmalade do a mean tea and cake!
Needless to say we know the area well and offer the full We Pack & Store service to household and business customers in and around Wantage.
Ask us for a no obligation quote today or if you're not quite ready yet CLICK HERE to download our brochure and receive our latest storage offers.
Quick Quote
Wantage Storage Plans from £24 per Week
Number one local storage solution for personal or business storage includes packing and collection service in Wantage.
35 sq ft.
70 sq ft.
105 sq ft.
140 sq ft.
Storage Services in Wantage
If you’re looking for storage in Wantage, our expert pack and store service makes storage easy.
Our storage experts will collect your belongings and move them into store for you. You can even ask our team to pack your items securely first.
When you need your items back, simply book a return, and we will deliver them directly to you. Storage in Wantage made simple.
Are you planning to move to Wantage?
Wantage is a historic market town located in the Vale of the White Horse, approximately 8 miles (13 kilometers) south-west of Abingdon and 17 miles (27 kilometers) west of Oxford. Wantage’s historical significance, coupled with its market town atmosphere and cultural attractions, make it a notable destination in Oxfordshire.
Wantage has a traditional market square where regular markets are held, contributing to its identity as a market town. The marketplace is surrounded by historic buildings. The town has a long history dating back to the Saxon period and is famously associated with King Alfred the Great, who was born in Wantage in the 9th century. There is a statue of King Alfred in the town center.
Named after King Alfred, Alfred’s Hall is a community and arts center in Wantage that hosts various events and activities. The Vale and Downland Museum in Wantage showcases the history and heritage of the local area. It includes exhibits on King Alfred, rural life, and the town’s development.
The town is well-connected by road, and there are bus services linking Wantage to neighboring towns. The nearest railway station is in Didcot, a few miles away.
