Imperial College London’s main campus is in South Kensington, next to the V&A and the Natural History Museum, with around 22,000 students. Halls include Beit Hall, the Princes Gardens cluster (Eastside, Southside, Falmouth, Keogh and Selkirk), Wilson House and Pembridge Hall. Most tenancies end in late June, so summer storage is the easy way to clear your room without hauling everything home. ULEZ and the Congestion Charge apply around campus, which is another good reason to let us handle the collection.
How it works for Imperial students
Storing over summer is simple and completely door to door. We send a packing kit, you pack at your own pace, we collect from your hall or house, we store everything for up to 16 weeks, and we redeliver anywhere on the UK mainland when you are back. See exactly how UniMove works, step by step.
What Imperial students usually store
- Suitcases and boxes
- Clothes and bedding
- Kitchen items
- Books and study equipment
- Small furniture
- Sports equipment
Why students choose collection over self-storage
Traditional self-storage usually means hiring a van, carrying everything yourself, and paying for more space than you need. With ULEZ and the Congestion Charge around South Kensington, driving is an extra headache. We collect from your door instead, store your things over summer, and bring them back when you return. No van, no heavy lifting, built around university move-out dates.
Frequently asked questions
Can Imperial students store belongings over summer?
Yes. The service is built for end-of-term move-outs and summer storage, with collection timed around late-June tenancy ends.
Do you collect from Imperial halls?
Yes, we collect from Beit Hall, the Princes Gardens halls, Wilson House, Pembridge Hall and nearby student houses.
Where will you redeliver?
Anywhere on the UK mainland, to your new address in September, even if you have moved university or city.
Book your Imperial student storage
Book your collection online in a few minutes and we take care of the rest.