Parking Near Édifice Sun Life, Montreal
Where Can I Park for Édifice Sun Life?
The closest official option is the underground parking area near 1210 Mansfield Street, between René-Lévesque Boulevard and Cathcart Street. It has capacity for 200 vehicles. Nearby Parksy choices include outdoor parking at 1200 Rue Stanley, 240 m away for $4.25 an hour, and covered parking at 656 Rue Cathcart, 250 m away for $3.50 an hour.
- Address
- 1209 Rue Mansfield
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Outdoor Parking in Montreal - 1200 Rue Stanley, 240 m (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Montreal Central Station, 270 m (4 min walk)
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Visitors at a city landmark Photo: Pexels / Mike Norris
Underground Parking Beside Édifice Sun Life
The site’s underground parking area is near 1210 Mansfield Street, between René-Lévesque Boulevard and Cathcart Street, making it the closest official option for a visit to 1209 Rue Mansfield (sunlifebuilding.ca). The facility has capacity for 200 vehicles (sunlifebuilding.ca), so it is a practical choice when you want to park directly beside the building rather than walk from another downtown facility.
The building’s parking information also lists two underground parking areas (sunlifebuilding.ca).
Parksy Spaces Around the Downtown Building
For a short stay, Parksy lists an outdoor space at 1200 Rue Stanley, 240 m away, at $4.25 an hour. A covered space at 656 Rue Cathcart is 250 m away and costs $3.50 an hour, putting it close to the site while offering shelter from the weather.
Drivers looking for longer parking can choose a secure 24/7 garage 270 m away for $351.16 a month. Monthly options include a lot 290 m away for $252.30 a month, while a secure 24/7 covered lot at the same distance costs $13.99 a day.
Named Parking Facilities Near 1209 Rue Mansfield
Stationnement Indigo Montréal M112, identified as Édifice SunLife, is an indoor multi-storey car park within the building and is connected to Montréal’s underground RESO (cylex-canada.ca). Its location is useful for visitors who want an enclosed route into the downtown network after parking.
An EV option is listed at Édifice Sun Life with six paid parking stations and six free chargers (PlugShare). The published parking charges at that location include $3.75 for 20 minutes, $21 for 10 hours, $24 for 24 hours and $330 per month (PlugShare). This gives electric-vehicle drivers a named facility with charging available at the destination.
Downtown Pressure and Street Parking Around ÉSL
The building sits in central Montreal, 280 m from Montreal centre, where demand can rise around offices, hotels and nearby downtown activity. The underground facility’s 200-vehicle capacity provides a defined alternative to searching for a space on surrounding streets (sunlifebuilding.ca).
The closest official entrance is near 1210 Mansfield Street, between René-Lévesque Boulevard and Cathcart Street (sunlifebuilding.ca). Drivers approaching from those roads should use the signed facility entrance rather than treating the building address on Rue Mansfield as the parking entrance. The published building information specifies the underground car park and its maximum-stay charges, while street spaces remain subject to local signs and curb restrictions.
Montreal Central Station and the Walk to ÉSL
Montreal Central Station is the nearest station, 270 m from the site and a 4-minute walk. This makes rail a useful alternative when downtown parking is busy or when the visit can be combined with a train journey.
From the station, the short walk reaches 1209 Rue Mansfield without needing a car at the destination. The site is also 280 m from Montreal centre, keeping the attraction within a compact central area for visitors arriving by rail and continuing on foot.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Édifice Sun Life?
The closest official option is the underground parking area near 1210 Mansfield Street, between René-Lévesque Boulevard and Cathcart Street. It has capacity for 200 vehicles. Nearby Parksy choices include outdoor parking at 1200 Rue Stanley, 240 m away for $4.25 an hour, and covered parking at 656 Rue Cathcart, 250 m away for $3.50 an hour.
Where Is the Underground Parking Entrance?
The closest official entrance is near 1210 Mansfield Street, between René-Lévesque Boulevard and Cathcart Street. Drivers approaching from those roads should use the signed facility entrance rather than treating the building address on Rue Mansfield as the parking entrance. The underground facility has capacity for 200 vehicles and the building information lists two underground parking areas.
What Nearby Parking Is Best for a Short Stay?
Parksy lists an outdoor space at 1200 Rue Stanley, 240 m away, at $4.25 an hour. A covered space at 656 Rue Cathcart is 250 m away and costs $3.50 an hour. The covered option keeps you close to the site while offering shelter from the weather.
Are There Monthly Parking Options Nearby?
For longer parking, a secure 24/7 garage is 270 m away for $351.16 a month. A monthly lot is 290 m away for $252.30 a month. A secure 24/7 covered lot at the same distance costs $13.99 a day. These options provide alternatives to short-stay hourly parking around the downtown building.
Is There EV Charging at Édifice Sun Life?
An EV option at Édifice Sun Life has six paid parking stations and six free chargers. Published charges include $3.75 for 20 minutes, $21 for 10 hours, $24 for 24 hours and $330 per month. The named indoor multi-storey facility is connected to Montréal’s underground RESO.
Can I Take the Train Instead of Parking?
Montreal Central Station is 270 m from the site and a 4-minute walk, making rail useful when downtown parking is busy or when a visit is combined with a train journey. From the station, the short walk reaches 1209 Rue Mansfield without needing a car at the destination.
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