Ömerli storage

Loading in a scattered layout, and the trip to the depot

The map records 40.9 km of local streets and 12.2 km of through roads, and none of the local streets count as one-way or narrow. Mean gradient is 4.9 %, with 30 % of streets classed as steep. Spread across 47.2 km², the 1,038 buildings suggest mostly detached homes (inference); no floor data is mapped. Street width is unlikely to hold a truck up. The open question is whether the private lane to your gate suits a heavy vehicle, which no dataset shows.

The map shows 15 parking areas totalling 32,854 m²; who may use them is not documented. The depot is in Sancaktepe, so no Bosphorus crossing is involved. Across Çekmeköy our distance range is 5–21 km. We did not measure Ömerli separately and, as the area is large, it may sit toward the longer end (inference). Real time depends on address and load; we promise no duration.

Sourced notes about the neighbourhood

• Former district seat with a village past

  The Çekmeköy District Governorate history page says Ömerli was the centre of the Mahmutşevketpaşa sub-district in the 1960 census, with 1,366 residents, and that its municipality was dissolved when the district was created. It also names the Ömerli basin as one of Istanbul's seven important plant areas. Expect village lanes rather than a planned estate grid (inference).

• Three zoning plans carry the neighbourhood's name

  The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's Çekmeköy plan-note amendment page lists the Ömerli West Zone, Ömerli Centre and Koçullu Village, and Ömerli East Zone master plans among those amended, so the neighbourhood seems split across several plan zones. We could not read the amendment itself; if you plan to renovate, ask the municipality which plan covers your street.

• Announcement on a new implementation plan for the centre and Koçullu

  On 16 September 2026 Çekmeköy Municipality posted an announcement titled "Ömerli Mahallesi Merkez ve Koçullu Köyü Uygulama İmar Planı". We did not read the attachment, so its content is unknown. If a planning process is under way, a building whose handover slips may leave belongings in a room for longer (inference).

• Mosques and parks help with directions

  The municipality's Ömerli page lists Ömerli Aktaş Mosque and Ömerli Yeni Mosque, plus Akasya, Cumhuriyet Parkı 1, Leylak and Orman Gülü parks. On lanes with sparse signage, one of these names eases directions (inference). The page gives no street address, so agreeing on the meeting point beforehand by phone is practical.

Which room for which home

1. 1.8 m³ for a 1+0

   With no floor data mapped, we cannot say one-room homes are common here. For a short spell away, a bed, a few boxes and a small wardrobe usually fit.

2. 2.15 and 22 m³ for a 1+1 or 2+1

   Indoor contents of a detached house plus garden or outbuilding items usually need the next size up. Your list sets the volume; we measure it at the free survey to pick the right room.

3. 3.28 m³ for a 3+1

   Considered when a large home's full contents must wait through a sale or renovation; your item list shows what will fit.

4. 4.Preparation and the visit

   Put textiles and timber into dry boxes and take large pieces apart. If the way to your door is unpaved or narrow, bring a photo of the entrance and we will mark where the vehicle can pull in.

Room sizes and monthly prices

Room sizes and monthly prices

See the full price table and what decides the price

Storage by situation

Between homes, renovation, seasonal items or an office: open the page that matches your situation.

• Between homes
• Renovation and urban transformation
• Going abroad
• Moving to a smaller home
• Office and archive
• Seasonal belongings
• Short-term storage
• A few items
• Trousseau belongings
• Student belongings

Frequently asked in Ömerli

Nearby pages

• Çekmeköy storage
• Çekmeköy Merkez