Storage Near Seventeen Mile Rocks

Seventeen Mile Rocks is named for the rocks that once sat seventeen miles up the Brisbane River - noted by John Oxley in 1823 and blasted out of the shipping channel by 1966. These days the suburb is a mix of newer estates along the river and working industrial pockets, and both halves run out of space in their own way.

Weighing up yards nearby? Our self storage near you page maps drive times to Storage Land from 40+ Brisbane suburbs. Your belongings are kept in our fully fenced and gated Archerfield yard, watched over by 30+ security cameras on site.

Check availability near Seventeen Mile Rocks - from $349/mo

Who from Seventeen Mile Rocks uses us

Estate households with two-car garages doing one-car duty

The newer estates are tidy, but garages fill fast when the house has no under-croft and no shed. A private 20ft container takes the overflow - roughly five to six bedrooms of furniture if you ever need the lot moved.

Local businesses and tradies

The industrial side of the suburb works hard, and floor space there is money. Stock, tools, machinery on wheels or tracks - our sealed yard takes them, with 24/7 PIN access so an early start does not wait on anyone.

Boat owners off the river

Rocks Riverside Park is on your doorstep but a boat on a trailer still needs to live somewhere. An open-air bay on sealed bitumen is $250 a month.

Families between homes

Sold, building, or renovating - one container, one key, month to month until you are back in.

What it costs

Option	Included	Monthly
20ft container	14m² of lockable shipping container storage on a sealed yard	$349
Vehicle / boat / caravan bay	Open-air bay, sealed bitumen, CCTV	$250
Combo: bay + container	Both, adjacent where possible	$599

Month-to-month. No bond. 30 days notice. No lock-in term.

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Getting from Seventeen Mile Rocks to us

This is one of the shortest runs we serve: about 11 to 12 minutes (7.5 km) whether you come down Seventeen Mile Rocks Road or Boundary Road (Google Maps, July 2026). You can be at the yard, loaded and home inside an hour.

When we make sense for a Seventeen Mile Rocks household, and when we don't

At barely ten minutes away with 24/7 drive-up access and a flat $349 for a whole private container, we are hard to beat from this side of the river. If you genuinely only need a few archive boxes stored, a locker will be cheaper - we will say so rather than oversell you.

Questions we get from Seventeen Mile Rocks

We run a small business locally - can we use a container as overflow stock storage?

Yes, plenty of southside businesses do exactly that. Drive-up access means a ute or van backs straight up to your door, and 24/7 entry means restocking happens on your schedule.