Streatham Storage

JamStorage collects belongings from addresses across SW16, keeps them in a secure, CCTV monitored warehouse, and returns them to any London address on request. There is no building for you to visit and no van for you to hire. It is storage that comes to your door and comes back when you ask.

Streatham is one of London’s most flat-heavy neighbourhoods. Its streets went up between 1878 and 1914 across estates like Telford Park around Killieser Avenue, Coventry Park near the Common, Leigham Court with its redbrick “ABC avenues”, and Roupell Park to the north. Most of those large Victorian and Edwardian houses have since been split into one- and two-bedroom flats, and a converted flat rarely comes with a loft, a garage, or anywhere to put the things you are not using. Space here is tight, and it costs. Flats in Streatham sold for an average of around £405,000 over the last year, so paying to store seasonal items or furniture off site often makes more sense than paying for a bigger flat to hold them.

The people who live here reflect that. Streatham draws a lot of young professionals and families, and a high proportion rent rather than own, which is typical of the wider London Borough of Lambeth. Renters moving between tenancies, couples merging or separating households, and families whose belongings have outgrown a conversion flat all need somewhere to keep things for a while. So do homeowners improving their properties. Streatham’s Victorian and Edwardian terraces are constantly being extended and refurbished, and when a room comes out of use for building work, there is usually nowhere on site to put its contents. We can collect it and look after it until the work is done.

We cover the whole of SW16 and the streets around it. That means Streatham Hill and Leigham Court Road at the northern end, central Streatham off the High Road on roads like Woodfield Avenue and Gleneagle Road, Streatham Common, and the quieter southern reaches of Streatham Vale and Norbury towards the Croydon border. Streatham High Road, one of the longest high streets in London, runs right through the middle of it. Wherever you are along it, from the flats above the shops to the terraces on the residential streets behind, we can collect from your door.