Storage Rentals of America – Mount Sterling

Frequently Asked Storage Questions

Why Would I Need Self-Storage in Mount Sterling, KY?

There are a variety of reasons why you might need self-storage in Mount Sterling, KY.

1. Need some extra space or maybe you’re downsizing to a smaller home.
2. Are you getting married soon? Figure out which furniture and items will look best in your new home.
3. Run a business? Self storage is a great place to store equipment, merchandise, or files.
4. Looking for a long term storage solution for your company? Self-storage is a great cost effective solution.

Do I Need to Call Ahead to Tour Storage Units?

While you do not need to call ahead, we recommend calling so we can better assist your unique storage situation when you arrive. Our team is eager to help!

Can I Rent in Person or on the Telephone?

In person, over the phone, or online! We want to make renting a storage unit as easy as possible.

Does Storage Rentals of America Provide Locks?

You can purchase a brand new lock at any of our storage facilities. No one else will have a key except you so you can have peace of mind that your storage unit is secure.

Do you Have Handcarts or Dollies that I Can Use?

Many of our locations have handcarts or dollies. Call us to confirm availability.

How Long Can I Rent a Storage Unit?

As long as you like! We offer month to month leases with no long-term commitments to make the rental process as easy as possible.

What is the Difference Between Climate Controlled Units and Drive Up?

Climate controlled units are kept between 55 and 85 degrees depending on the time of year to protect your valuables against harsh temperatures. Many drive up units allow you to drive your car up to your storage unit for easy loading and unloading.

What are the Benefits of Climate Controlled Units?

Climate controlled units are great for protecting items of great monetary or sentimental value. Our units are kept above 55 degrees during the cooler months and below 85 degrees during warmer months.

About Mount Sterling

Known as the “Gateway” between the Appalachian Mountains and the lush Bluegrass fields, Mount Sterling is a beautiful small town in northwestern Kentucky. It’s the seat of Montgomery County with a town population of just over 6,000, while the population for Montgomery County itself is over 25,000. Mount Sterling got part of its name from Little Mountain, an ancient burial mound in the state, and Stirling, a town in Scotland. Fun fact: the misspelling of the name to Mount Sterling stuck, and it’s been this way ever since.

What to do in Mount Sterling

Mount Sterling may be small in stature, but it certainly isn’t short on things to do and a rich quality of life. The town is a four-time winner of the “100 Best Communities for Young People” award. Quaint bed and breakfasts, theaters, arts centers, and local restaurants are worthwhile stops for anyone wishing to spend the day or weekend in town. The Jefferson Davis Monument is an intriguing historical site in homage to the birthplace of the only Confederate President during the Civil War. Its tower provides a great view of Mount Sterling’s serene local farms and rolling foothills. Court Day, a historical time of trading in Mount Sterling’s history, is today an event of festivities, food, and shopping wares from local vendors. Beautiful state parks surround the town too and are wonderful places to take walks, go fishing, or simply enjoy the fresh air. Notable areas include Cave Run Lake, Easy Walker Park, and the Mount Sterling Montgomery County Recreation park.

Working in Mount Sterling

Thanks to Mount Sterling’s history in manufacturing, the local economy has enjoyed stability and consistency. Other prominent industries include healthcare, retail, education, and public administration services. Transportation, warehousing, and technology services are also notable mentions. Mount Sterling’s location is an attractive spot for company executives to move to with their families, as it is less than an hour’s commute drive from Lexington while far enough to “get away” from the hustle and bustle of the city. The average income for residents of Mount Sterling rests around $35,000 to $50,000, a comfortable spot compared to the city’s remarkably low cost of living.

Mount Sterling Neighborhoods

While Mount Sterling is small, there are lots of quaint homes to rent and buy from. Choices for newcomer residents have simplified options: Inside of town…or outside town! It can’t get any easier.

City Center: Mount Sterling’s quaint downtown area has choice combinations of unique townhomes and suburban houses, all close to Mount Sterling’s historic downtown. Shopping and restaurants are also convenient with a few minutes’ drive or walking distance. A mix of independent establishments and well-known national brands can be found here. All in all, it’s a good choice for retired folks, singles or couples.

Outside Town: For families who need a little more room, the homes outside of the Mount Sterling downtown area fit the bill. Residents can choose a suburban home with ample yard space for the price or move further out in the countryside near beautiful farmland and wooded areas. A number of lovely neighborhood streets can be found on the north, east, and west ends of town. And there’s plenty of parks, churches and community centers in between!

Mount Sterling School District

All primary schools in Mount Sterling and its immediate area are run by the Montgomery County Board of Education. The primary schools for Mount Sterling are Mapleton Elementary School and Montgomery County High School. These excellent schools have a great support system to ensure the success of their students. The Freshman Experience partners each new high school freshman with a mentor who counsels them if they need help with grades or adjusting to the school. The mentorship continues after freshman year with a Student Advisor, who is usually a school staff member, all the way through graduation. Other opportunities such as community volunteer programs, the Work Ethics program, and business prep with organizations like Future Business Leaders of America provide a wealth of resources for young students to be ready for college and future careers.

If a student is failing in educational progress, Sterling School can help him or her get back on track. The school is closely partnered with Morehead State University and offers dual credit programs to help students get back on their feet and prepare for college. Other notable colleges nearby Mount Sterling are in Lexington. They include Bluegrass Community and Technical College, Eastern Kentucky University, and the University of Kentucky.

Moving to Mount Sterling Resource Guide

Kentucky Utility is the primary company that provides electric service in Mount Sterling, and Mt. Sterling Water and Sewer System provides the aforementioned. For more information about utilities and helpful moving resources, new residents can visit the Mt. Sterling Chamber website and Montgomery County website for more information.

Mount Sterling Housing

Mount Sterling enjoys excellent cost of living stats compared to the rest of the United States, and in some areas, is lower than the state of Kentucky. Groceries here are reasonably priced, and housing costs are 66% of the national average. Utilities do price up a bit compared to Kentucky’s state average, but the gains in saving money on everything else certainly outweigh this factor. Housing styles range from historic 1800’s style townhomes downtown to farmhouses and simple Appalachia homes further away from town.

Altogether, the ‘Gateway between the mountains and bluegrass’ is a beautiful small town filled with hospitality, smiling faces, and promise of bright futures ahead. If you’re looking for a wholesome Kentucky community that does not compromise on opportunity, Mount Sterling is a great fit for you!

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