New York self-storage operator Manhattan Mini Storage is teaming up with local cleaning service Hipstermaid to give away a full year of free storage and cleaning to one lucky contest winner. The sweepstakes, active from now through Dec. 2, is open to anyone with a Facebook account. Interested parties simply need to "like" the page at www.facebook.com/ManhattanMiniStorage?v=app_150794994973742&rest=1. The winner will get free rent on a Manhattan Mini Storage unit for a year, plus a Hipstermaid cleaning service every month for 12 months.

We were trying to think what would be a typical New Yorkers dream come true, and we realized the only thing better than coming home to a neat, organized apartment with all your extra stuff safely stored away would be to also have your apartment professionally cleaned," said Stacy Stuart, executive vice president of marketing and human resources at Edison Properties, the family-owned parent company of Manhattan Mini Storage. "Hipstermaid was an obvious partner, because in addition to being great at what they do, they have a hip, fun attitude and sense of humor, just like us.

Hipsertmaid co-founder and CEO Cathy Tang is equally excited. "Space is tight in NYC, and you can't have a real party with five broken-down bikes crowding your dance floor. That's why we're thrilled to partner with Manhattan Mini Storage. Cleaner apartment, more space, more dancing. Win, win, win!

Manhattan Mini Storage has 17 locations throughout Manhattan.

Edison Properties also owns and operates Edison ParkFast, a network of 40 garages and lots throughout Baltimore, New York City and Northeast New Jersey. The company's properties include workspace offices, executive offices and pre-built suites, The Hippodrome office building and The Ludlow, a luxury residential high-rise on the Lower East Side.

Hipstermaid is a home-cleaning startup that offers instant online booking, a team of cleaning professionals and all-natural cleaning products. Started in 2012 by two former New Yorkers, the company is now active in Brooklyn and Manhattan.

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