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Apartments with Extra Storage Space in Columbus, Ohio

Writer: Nina Afshani
Nina Afshani
Sep 2
2 min read

Square footage gets most of the attention when apartment hunting, but storage is often the thing that determines whether a place actually feels livable six months in. A smaller unit with smart storage can function better day to day than a larger one where everything ends up piled on the floor. Here's what to look for if storage is a priority.

Why Storage Gets Overlooked, Then Becomes a Problem

It's easy to walk through an empty apartment and picture your furniture fitting fine, but storage needs become obvious only after you've actually moved in: seasonal clothing, sports equipment, luggage, cleaning supplies, and the general accumulation of belongings that don't have an obvious home in a minimally-storage-planned unit. Apartments built with real closet space and extra storage areas built in tend to age better for residents than ones where storage was clearly an afterthought.

What Actually Counts as Good Storage

●      Walk-in closets rather than reach-in closets, especially in the primary bedroom

●      A dedicated storage area or closet outside the bedrooms, for things like a vacuum, luggage, or seasonal items

●      Kitchen cabinet and pantry space that's actually usable, not just a couple of shallow shelves

●      Enough closet space in a second bedroom if you're using it as a home office or guest room, not just the primary

●      Whether the property offers any additional storage units on-site for residents who need overflow space

How to Evaluate This Before You Sign

Don't just ask if there's a closet, ask about dimensions, or better yet, see it in person and bring a mental inventory of what you'd actually need to store. A listing description that says "spacious closets" is worth verifying against your own stuff, since what counts as spacious varies a lot between one property and the next.

Woodcroft Apartments: Storage Built Into Every Home

Woodcroft Apartments offers one bedroom, one bath and two bedroom, one bath homes from $950 to $1,250 a month in the Northern Woods area of Columbus, with spacious walk-in closets and extra storage space included in every floor plan, not treated as an afterthought. Each home also includes a fully equipped kitchen, side-by-side washer and dryer hookups, and central air and heat.

The community includes a pool, ample on-site parking, and 24/7 emergency maintenance, with water, sewer, and garbage included in rent. Residents can pay rent and submit maintenance requests online, and our on-site management team is friendly and responsive. The property is pet friendly, subject to size and breed restrictions, a pet deposit, and monthly pet rent.

See the Closets for Yourself

Call 614-985-1950 or email leasing@continentcolumbus.com to schedule a tour and see the storage space in person. More details are available at woodcroftapt.com.

Note on sourcing: Rent figures referenced across these posts are drawn from August 2026 market data (RentCafe/Yardi Matrix, Zumper, Zillow Rental Manager) and reflect averages available at time of publishing; figures vary by source and change monthly, so confirm current pricing directly before applying. School district information should be independently confirmed with Westerville City Schools for any specific address.

 
 
 

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