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Self Storage Townsville 2026: Prices & Units

Self storage prices in Townsville 2026: unit sizes, monthly rates, climate-controlled options, and how to find cheap storage near Bohle and Stuart.

By Townsville Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Self Storage Townsville 2026: Prices & Units
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Self Storage and Storage Units in Townsville 2026

Townsville's self storage market is strong, driven by a large defence community (with Lavarack Barracks), healthcare workers, and a mobile general population. Facilities are spread across Bohle, Stuart, and the inner suburbs. Townsville's tropical climate means humidity is a key storage consideration.

How Much Does Self Storage Cost in Townsville 2026?

  • Small locker (1-2 sqm): $30-$90/month
  • Small unit (3-5 sqm): $85-$170/month
  • Medium unit (6-10 sqm): $145-$285/month
  • Large unit (15-20 sqm): $255-$470/month
  • Extra-large unit (25-35 sqm): $400-$740/month
  • Vehicle/boat storage: $90-$310/month

Tips for Finding Cheap Storage in Townsville

  • Bohle industrial area facilities typically offer the most competitive rates in Townsville
  • ADF members should ask about defence discount rates, common among Townsville providers
  • Climate-controlled units are recommended for anything sensitive given the tropical conditions

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