2001 W Garfield St
Seattle, WA 98119
2001 W Garfield St
Seattle, WA 98119
At Magnolia Bridge Self Storage our customers are number one! We realize that we are in a competitive business and will do whatever it takes to earn and keep your business; that is why we offer the following features for our customers: -Video Surveillance -Onsite Personnel -Delivery Acceptance -Moving & Packing Supplies -Truck Rentals Meet our knowledgeable and friendly on site managers always ready to assist you.
SPECIAL Industry Busting Policy: After 1st month we prorate back your money for unused days when you leave!..... WHY PAY HIGHER RATES?...... To celebrate our 39th year all lockers are being offered at unheard of in-city low rates together with this industry busting policy: We only charge you for the days you use. Why pay for a whole month when you only used a portion after the 1st month ? NO set-up fees, No administration fees, NO deposit requirements and NO reservation fees. A-1 Self Storage (home of Lowest Rates) started in 1977 as the first family run mini-storage facility located near Queen Anne, Magnolia, Interbay, Ballard, Fremont and Belltown Seattle. We can offer you the lowest self storage rates for in-city Seattle. Located 1/2 mile So. of the Ballard Bridge and exactly across the street from a U-Haul truck rental center (Interbay Golf Center behind) at 2648 15th Ave. West We also have security camera system, car storage, mailboxes, intercom system, free use of carts, elevator access option, open 7 days a week, except New Years day, 4th of July, Labor day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. We reserve units for up to one week at no charge and no deposit, but please call us on availability....206-282-0200 Advance notice of move out is not required. You can't predict the future, and we don't penalize you for that. We won't make you buy insurance, or prove you already have it, like corporate-owned storage places often do. We offer it if you want it, or you can get insurance elsewhere, or be self-insured. It's your stuff, it's your money, so it's your call. The price we quote you is the total price you pay, except you will need a padlock. We sell them for $5, or bring your own....... Call (206) 282-0200 and speak with our friendly staff on availability. Visit A1StorageSeattle.com RATE ARE: 2x3 @ $38....... 2x4 @ $41........ 3x3 @ $43......... 3x4 @ $47......... 3x5 @ $51......... 3x6@ $55........ 4x5@ $59........ 5x5@ $65......... 4x7 @ $ 71.......... 5x6 @ $76........... 5x7 @ $84......... 5x8 @ $92.......... 5x10 @ $106......... 5x11 @ $114.......... 5x12 @ $126........ 5x14 @ $148......... 5x15 @ $154........ 9x10 @ $172......... 10x10 @ $187....... 10x11 @ $196...... 10x12 @ $ 210....... 10x14 @ $228....... 10x15 @ $243....... Car Parking @ $95 WHY PAY HIGHER RATES? Call 206-282-0200...Visit: A1storageSeattle.com. A-1 Self Storage was given the "SpareFoot Renter's Choice Award" in Sept. 2012. We accept: Visa, MasterCard, checks, money orders, debit cards, online Visa or MasterCard, Electronic Transfers/echecks. No cash accepted & no cash on premises. 2648 15th Ave. West at 1/2 mile so. of Ballard Bridge exactly across street from a U-Haul truck rental (google map) (yahoo map)
We specialize in boat and yacht insurance in the West and shop the marketplace for our customers so that they are always assured the best coverage and pricing for their insurance. We are boaters and have been in this business for over 20 years.
Smith Cove is a body of water, the northern part of Seattle, Washington's Elliott Bay, immediately south of the area that has been known since 1894 as Interbay. More precisely, it is the part of the bay that lies north of a line running southeasterly from the west end of Elliott Bay Marina in the northwest to the far northwest tip of Myrtle Edwards Park in the southeast.It is home to the Port of Seattle's Piers 90 and 91, in addition to the marina.The cove was named after Dr. Henry A. Smith of Wooster, Ohio, who, in 1853, was one of the first whites to settle in what is now Seattle. It was briefly a candidate to be the heart of the emerging city. The cove and its tide flats once stretched as far north as what is now the Interbay Athletic Field. James J. Hill bought 600acre of these tide flats in 1892 and had them filled in for the western terminal of the Great Northern Railway. At one time, the terminal included a switchyard, roundhouse, grain elevators, and warehouses as well as piers for oceangoing ships. Today, the rail yards of the BNSF Railway remain, as does the aforementioned athletic field. Other present-day features on landfill in what was formerly the cove are the Interbay Golf Center and the Washington Army National Guard Armory.