Railroad Mini Storage
305 6th Ave SW, White Sulphur Springs
All five buildings on one easy-access site off Sixth Avenue.
Get directionsA considered place for your belongings.
For a move, a new chapter, or simply a little more space. Enclosed self storage in White Sulphur Springs.
White Sulphur Springs, Montana Month-to-month rentals
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305 6th Ave SWRoom for what
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Right here in town.
Five buildings at one straightforward location in White Sulphur Springs.
Good to know
before you rent.
The practical details, in plain language. If anything is unclear, we’re happy to talk it through.
Talk with us at 406-547-4164- Month-to-month, from the start
- Your first partial month is prorated, then rent is due on the first. Ask about the 10% discount for paying 12 months in advance.
- Bring a photo ID
- A valid government-issued photo ID and signed rental agreement are required before move-in.
- Plan for your lock
- Bring your own lock when you move in.
- No combustion engines
- Vehicles, boats, mowers, generators and anything else with a combustion engine cannot be stored in these units.
- Standard, non-climate-controlled storage
- These spaces are not climate controlled. Do not store property that can be damaged by temperature changes, or items that are irreplaceable or sentimental.
- Your belongings, your coverage
- Property in your unit is not insured by the facility. Contents insurance is optional; without it, you assume the risk of loss or damage.
- Storage has a value limit
- The rental agreement limits stored property to $5,000 in total value unless you receive written permission in advance.
Questions people
ask before moving in.
A quick guide to payments, storage rules, and the spaces available here.
When is rent due, and what payment methods do you accept?
Rent is due on the first and is late after the tenth. The office accepts cash, check, money order, cashier’s check, or bank bill pay. Debit and credit card payments carry a 4% service fee.
What can’t I keep in a storage unit?
Do not store food or animal feed, explosives, fireworks, weapons or ammunition, propane, flammable or hazardous materials, illegal goods, or anything that produces strong odors. Units may not be used as living space or as a place to operate a business.
Do I have to buy insurance?
No. Contents insurance is not required, but the facility does not insure your stored property. Check whether your homeowner’s or renter’s policy covers belongings kept away from home, or arrange separate coverage if you want it.
Can I store a boat, RV, or vehicle here?
Railroad offers enclosed storage for household and business belongings, but not boat, RV, or vehicle storage.
Are there any deposits?
There is no security deposit. Bring your own lock for the unit.
This is a plain-language overview. Your signed rental agreement contains the complete terms.
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