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See Units & Prices1983 · DRIVE-UP ROLLA, MISSOURI
Pull right up to your door at 1983 Farrar Drive for easier loading and unloading.
Drive right up to your unit. Wide paved lanes give moving trucks and trailers room to get in and get the job done.
Some larger units have a door on each end for easier loading and access.
The drive-up property is fully gated with keypad entry, good lighting, and security cameras. A high-security lock comes with each drive-up rental.
Tenants have 24/7 gate access, so your storage can work around your schedule.
Drive-up units are 8 ft high. Pick a size below, then see the rental page for live prices and open units.
Not sure which one fits? The size guide is a good place to start.
See live prices and what's openSee live prices and what's open right now. Rent today, reserve with a small deposit that goes toward your first month, or join the waiting list if your size is full.
See Units & PricesCall (573) 368-8440 or stop by the office at 2184 Farrar Drive. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and weekends by appointment.
Your gate code works 24/7. Back right up to your door, unload, and you're set.
Climate-controlled storage is up the street at 2184 Farrar Drive, with indoor units and selected outside-access units.
Explore Climate-Controlled Storage1983 · DRIVE-UP Traditional drive-up storage is at 1983 Farrar Drive.
The office is just up the street at 2184 Farrar Drive. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and weekends by appointment.
Yes. Pick your unit, then rent, reserve, or join the waiting list on the rental page.
After renting online, call (573) 368-8440 or stop by the office at 2184 Farrar Drive to get your key.
No. Climate-controlled storage is available at 2184 Farrar Drive.
Yes. Your gate code works 24/7. Keep your account current to keep access.
For boat or classic-car storage, measure first, then see what to ask before choosing a unit.