Public Storage - 4610 Van Nuys Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403

4.7/5 - 311 Reviews
Location:
4610 Van Nuys Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Office hours:
  • Mon-Fri: 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
  • Sat-Sun: 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Public Storage - 4610 Van Nuys Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403

  • Climate-Controlled

    Protect belongings from temperature changes and humidity

  • Indoor

    Units are located indoors for added protection and convenience

  • Retail Available

    Moving and packing supplies available for purchase on-site

    Not sure which size you need? Check our size guide to find the perfect fit.
    6x15 Self Storage 90 Sq. Ft.
    Elevator Access
    $308/mo
    5x10 Self Storage 50 Sq. Ft.
    Elevator Access
    $267/mo
    5x8 Self Storage 40 Sq. Ft.
    Elevator Access
    $238/mo
    10x10 Self Storage 100 Sq. Ft.
    First Floor Access
    $395/mo
    10x10 Self Storage 100 Sq. Ft.
    Elevator Access
    $357/mo
    No units are currently available.

    Amenities & features

    • Climate-Controlled
    • Indoor
    • Retail Available
    • Onsite Manager
    • Truck Rentals
    • Security Camera
    • Gate
    • Credit Cards Accepted
    • Elevators
    • First Floor Access
    • Multi-Level Storage
    • Online Payment

    Customer reviews

    4.7/5
    Average rating
    311
    Number of reviews

    Read some helpful reviews of Public Storage, shared by real renters with genuine experiences and honest opinions.

    Public Storage is definitely the way to go. I had a wonderful experience with my move in to the Sherman oaks location. A huge shoutout to, Daisy from the Van Nuys office who went above and beyond to help me. I would recommend Public Storage for your storage solution. ... Read more
    simone a. - 5 August 2025
    Website doesn't work, established an online account and my computer stored the password. Had to submit "forgot my password" request 10-15 times before it sent a link. Link immediately expired. Customer service not equipped to fix the problem. Hours are very limited to access the unit. ... Read more
    Mark T. - 14 January 2025
    Welcome to the Hellmouth. Unfortunately, I had a unit here for a while.I left the country for a while and had to leave my things. When I got back, I made some late payments. Received a phone call from the manager. He butchered my first name, as only a true racist could. I didn't call back. The next month, on the 11th (Public Storage allows you a 10-day grace period to pay late), I received a pre-lien. Legally, storage units have to send you a pre-lien before they send you a lien. Basically, they were trying to auction off my belongings -- my entire house. They did the same thing the next month. I called and asked if this is how they treat their regular customers? They said I needed a strong reminder to pay ontime...ummm...what... I went ahead and paid on-time from that point on. The next month, they increased my rent. They basically wanted to get a hold of all my belongings. I was still far away from LA and couldn't move my things. Fast forward a few years, and I decided it was time. I was in the midst of moving out, when on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, I walked in and several units were open. I didn't pay much attention and continued to empty mine out. A fellow renter approached me and said that 19 units had been broken into the night before and something similar had happened in September. Minutes later, a young woman came in on the phone -- listing off units that had been broken into. No remorse in her voice. Obviously an employee. I took some things in my car and went to my apt., then came back again. The next time around, I saw a group of people standing outside. At first, I assumed they were employees. One of them came up to me. He said they were renters and were waiting for the police. At this point, I assumed the renters had called the police and the front office had done nothing. I continued moving out of my unit. Later in the day there was massive security around the building. The next couple days were uneventful. I called on 10/31 and told them I was moving out. They said I just needed to leave the unit empty and unlocked. And on November 1, they would take note. On 10/31, employees actually showed up. Someone was repairing and locking up the units that had been broken into. This was Thurs, and the break-in was Monday night. The office also finally started making phone calls on Thurs. Ppl wanted to know why they'd waiting so long. We deduced that their bill date 11/1, and if they waited until 10/31 to call, there would be no way ppl could get their belongings out before the bill date... Anyway, I successfully got everything out on 10/31 and awaited my move-out email. I did not get one. I emailed the office, telling them I had moved out. On 11/2, they promptly sent me a bill for the entire month of Nov plus a cleaning fee. I called the main line, and got a customer service agent to chat with me. I explained that I had pictures of my move-out on 10/31 and I hadn't used my passcode to enter the property after 10/31. I, then, let off some steam about how much I hated this manager and how I was going to contact my attorney after all these issues. She ended the chat session and blocked my number. I could not chat with anyone after that. So, I called from a different number. I got a real-live agent, who checked the last date I used my passcode and verified it was in the month of Oct. So the automated system gave me a refund. The lady said I owed nothing for my move-out. I thanked this kind soul for actually helping me, because no one else at Public Storage had even bothered. I received an email informing me that I owed nothing for November, but I still owed a $75 cleaning fee. I emailed the manager, who did not respond. I called customer service again, and was told that my storage unit was left dirty and I had to pay $75. BS. I even swept my unit. And I had pictures to prove it. But at this point, I was so exhausted from wrestling with these leaches that I caved. I went ahead and paid the fee -- I know, I shouldn't have. The moral of the story is: do not leave your things here. It is hell on earth. They are thieves. ... Read more
    Samira G. - 14 November 2024
    DO NOT USE this storage location. If I could put 0 stars I would. My storage unit was broken into 3 days prior to anyone notifying me about the brake in. Their customer service is terrible. The property manager is not onsite and no one picks up the phone. Your belongings are not safe here ... Read more
    Garrett B. - 2 November 2024
    I only had a space for a month but everything was pretty easy. The gate code on the app didn’t always work from my car & I had to get off my car, no big deal. Make sure you have the correct floor number because I was sent the wrong one & couldn’t get the elevator to go. Everything is automated so you only get permission to go to YOUR floor. I was texted floor 2 but emailed floor 3. So we kept hitting floor two and we thought the elevator was broken. We finally tried floor 3 and it worked. It was just a blip but just make sure you get your correct floor. Other than that, I would use them again. ... Read more
    Lillian - 7 October 2024
    I HIGHLY recommend Public Storage, and especially this property in Studio City. Katie (District Manager) and Matt (Property Manger) smiled and greeted me as soon as a walked in the door. Admittedly, I was just seeking prices and size options, and had no intention of getting a storage unit today, but their fast, helpful, and super friendly demeanor, along with the exceptionally clean and well taken care of property made it a no brainer! It was a super fast and seamless process too. Thanks! ... Read more
    Jack - 16 August 2024
    After a week of moving in, I get a call from someone at Public Storage saying that my unit got broken into. I begged and begged for more info but she would not give me anything over the phone and that I had to show up to the unit asap. I left early from work to get there. When I got there, the whole place was a total mess. The entire 2nd floor of 20-30 units were all broken into. People’s belongings were everywhere on the hallways. The police and the district manager were there but could not do anything because apparently there are no cameras and no security system. The only camera they have is on the 1st floor by the elevator but the district manager would not even confirm that the camera was working. People there, including myself, were very angry and upset because of the fact that our things were stolen and the district manager was basically saying there’s nothing they can do about it. Apparently, break-ins at this storage is a common occurrence. These thieves would rent a storage to gain access and then commit a massive break-ins. They target this particular location because there is no one who works here and there are no cameras or any security system. Also, locks are way too easy to break into. On my move-out day, I got stuck on the second floor for 30 minutes because the elevator stopped working. There was a person stock inside the elevator too. They have 2 elevators but the one on the right is never in operation so only the left was being used. The emergency call button does NOT work and we tried calling the Public Storage office for help but only went to voicemail and it was only 7pm. Then, someone called 911 and the firefighters showed up to get us out. Please, if you’re reading this RUN AWAY!!!! ... Read more
    Allen C. - 10 August 2024

    About this facility

    Located at 4610 Van Nuys Blvd in Sherman Oaks, CA, this Public Storage facility offers practical storage solutions with small and medium unit sizes ideal for a variety of needs, from decluttering your home to storing seasonal items. With the warm Southern California climate, the facility features climate-controlled units, ensuring your belongings are protected from heat and temperature fluctuations.

    This facility is designed for convenience, offering indoor access, elevators, and first-floor access, simplifying the loading and unloading of your items. The property also prioritizes security with security cameras and an onsite manager, providing peace of mind for your stored items. Whether you’re a renter in Sherman Oaks’ bustling apartment scene or a homeowner in need of extra space, this facility meets the unique storage needs of the area.

    Additional amenities include the option to make payments easily through online payment or credit cards. For those in the middle of a move, the facility provides retail supplies and even offers truck rentals to make the process easier. With its comprehensive features and prime location, this Public Storage facility is an ideal choice for those in Sherman Oaks seeking a secure and convenient storage option.

    Price comparison

    See how this facility's unit prices compare to others in Los Angeles, broken down by size.

    Small $271/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $15/mo $809/mo
    Medium $376/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $49/mo $1449/mo

    Location & walkability

    This storage facility is in a highly accessible area with excellent walkability and public transit options.

    84

    out of 100

    Walk Score

    Very Walkable

    Most errands can be accomplished on foot

    54

    out of 100

    Transit Score

    Good Transit

    Many nearby public transportation options

    54

    out of 100

    Bike Score

    Bikeable

    Some bike infrastructure

    Walk Score®: 84, Transit Score®: 54, Bike Score®: 54

    Neighborhood highlights

    Located near shopping, car wash stations, and other local conveniences, this storage facility helps you make the most of every visit.

    • Van Nuys & Hortense

      Transportation 0.04 miles

    • Burger Lounge

      Food & Drinks 0.06 miles

    • EVgo

      Services 0.09 miles

    • Gelson's

      Grocery Stores 0.12 miles

    • Humphrey Yogart

      Food & Drinks 0.13 miles

    • Best Buy

      Shopping 0.15 miles

    • California Kitchen Gallery

      Shopping 0.16 miles

    • Domino's

      Food & Drinks 0.18 miles

    • Citibank

      Services 0.18 miles

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The right storage unit size depends on what you plan to store and how much space you need to move around your items.

    5x5 or 5x10 units are great for smaller loads, such as chairs, lamps, small furniture pieces, boxes, books, and documents.

    10x10 or 10x15 units work well for larger furniture, bicycles, appliances, and the contents of a small apartment.

    10x20 or 10x30 units can typically fit the contents of a three-bedroom home, including large furniture and multiple appliances.

    If you’re unsure which size is best, a unit size calculator can help estimate the right fit based on the items you’re planning to store – helping you avoid paying for more space than you need.

    Climate-controlled storage units maintain consistent temperature and humidity levels, helping protect items from damage caused by heat, cold, or excess moisture.

    You may want climate control if you’re storing items that can be sensitive to temperature changes, such as furniture, clothing, appliances, paperwork, photographs, artwork, electronics, or wood and leather goods. These units are especially useful for long-term storage or in areas with hot summers, cold winters, or high humidity.

    If you’re storing durable items like tools or outdoor gear, a standard unit may be sufficient. When in doubt, climate control offers added protection and peace of mind.

    The facility at 4610 Van Nuys Blvd is accessible during regular access hours, typically Mon-Fri: 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat-Sun: 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Office hours and gate access times may differ, so it’s a good idea to check the facility’s posted schedule before your visit.

    To open your storage unit door, start by unlocking it, whether it uses a traditional padlock or a Bluetooth-enabled smart lock. Once unlocked, grab the bottom handle and lift or pull up the roll-up door until it’s fully open.

    If you’re using the unit for the first time, make sure the lock is properly removed before opening the door to avoid damage.

    Security helps protect your belongings while they’re in storage and gives you peace of mind between visits. Many self storage facilities use a combination of features such as video surveillance, gated access, on-site management, and well-lit premises to help deter unauthorized access.

    At Public Storage - 4610 Van Nuys Blvd, available security amenities may include Security Camera, Gate, Onsite Manager, designed to help keep your items protected.

    Yes, most standard vehicles can be stored in self storage units. A 10x20 unit typically provides enough space for a car, while outdoor or designated parking areas may be available for larger vehicles.

    For safety reasons, most self storage facilities restrict certain items. These commonly include:

    • Hazardous, flammable, or toxic materials
    • Perishable food
    • Live plants or animals
    • Cash, firearms, or irreplaceable valuables

    Always check with the facility at 4610 Van Nuys Blvd for specific restrictions and recommendations.

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