Parking Near 580 California Street, Financial District
Where Can I Park for 580 California Street?
The building provides valet parking for up to 48 vehicles at $3.75 for every 15 minutes, with a $36 maximum. Monthly parking is listed at $450, but overnight parking is prohibited. Nearby alternatives include the 550 California Street Parking Garage, open from 5:30am to 9pm, and Parksy spaces from $8 an hour at 58 yards away.
- Address
- 555 California Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Garage Space in San Francisco - $8/Hr, 58 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Montgomery Street, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
Parking Near Financial District
580 California Street, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Valet Parking at 580 California Street
The building provides valet parking for up to 48 vehicles, making its on-site option the most direct choice for visitors arriving at 580 California Street (580california.com). The valet rate is $3.75 for every 15 minutes, with a $36 maximum (580california.com).
Monthly parking is listed at $450, while overnight parking is prohibited (580california.com). The building’s parking information gives the valet phone number as (415) 677-9466, which is useful when arranging a short daytime visit or checking access before driving into the Financial District (580california.com).
550 California Street Garage and Nearby Alternatives
The 550 California Street Parking Garage is a named nearby option for drivers who do not use the building’s valet service. Downtown SF lists the garage at 550 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94111, with parking hours from 5:30am to 9pm (downtownsf.org).
The garage’s listed phone number is (415) 634-2251, and its contact email is info@downtownsf.org (downtownsf.org). Way lists the Fairmont SF garage at 815 Powell Street and the 635 Sansome Street garage at 401 Jackson Street among parking options near 580 California, while Parking.com lists a facility at 600 California (way.com; parking.com).
Financial District Timing and Street-Parking Rules
Driving into the Financial District is more demanding during weekday business activity, when offices around California Street increase competition for convenient spaces. The site is 0.3 miles from the Financial District center, so a garage or valet stop can be more practical than circling the surrounding blocks.
San Francisco’s 72-hour parking rule is specifically raised in local parking information, making extended curb parking unsuitable for a multi-day stay. Overnight parking is prohibited at the building’s valet facility, so drivers planning to leave a vehicle after hours need to use an option whose operating terms allow it (580california.com).
Parksy Parking Spaces Within 243 Yards of 580
Parksy lists a secure garage space 58 yards away at $8 an hour, plus a prime secure garage space 61 yards away at $23.32 an hour. Both are close enough to reduce the final walk through the Financial District.
A secure garage space 109 yards away costs $12 an hour, while another secure garage parking space 136 yards away costs $23 an hour. A valet space at the 635 Sacramento Street garage is 158 yards away and costs $23 a day. The closest listed premium option at 333 Bush Street garage is 243 yards away at $40.99 an hour.
Montgomery Street Access From 580 California Street
Montgomery Street is the nearest station, at 0.3 miles from the site and a six-minute walk. The station provides a practical alternative for visitors who prefer to avoid driving through the Financial District and searching for a curb space.
The attraction is at 555 California Street, and the address is 0.3 miles from the Financial District center. Drivers can therefore combine a nearby garage with the walk from Montgomery Street, while visitors arriving by rail can reach the site without needing a second local parking move.
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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 580 California Street?
The building provides valet parking for up to 48 vehicles at $3.75 for every 15 minutes, with a $36 maximum. Monthly parking is listed at $450, but overnight parking is prohibited. Nearby alternatives include the 550 California Street Parking Garage, open from 5:30am to 9pm, and Parksy spaces from $8 an hour at 58 yards away.
How Much Does Valet Parking Cost at 580 California Street?
Valet parking costs $3.75 for every 15 minutes, with a $36 maximum. The building provides valet parking for up to 48 vehicles. Monthly parking is listed at $450, while overnight parking is prohibited. The valet phone number is (415) 677-9466 for arranging a short daytime visit or checking access.
What Are the Hours for the 550 California Street Parking Garage?
The 550 California Street Parking Garage is listed at 550 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94111. Its parking hours are 5:30am to 9pm. The listed phone number is (415) 634-2251, and its contact email is info@downtownsf.org. It is a nearby option for drivers who do not use building valet service.
What Nearby Parking Spaces Are Available Through Parksy?
Parksy lists a secure garage space 58 yards away at $8 an hour and a prime secure garage space 61 yards away at $23.32 an hour. Other options include $12 an hour at 109 yards, $23 an hour at 136 yards, $23 a day at 158 yards, and $40.99 an hour at 243 yards.
Can I Leave My Car Overnight at 580 California Street?
Overnight parking is prohibited at the building’s valet facility. The Financial District’s 72-hour parking rule is also raised in local parking information, making extended curb parking unsuitable for a multi-day stay. Drivers leaving a vehicle after hours need to use an option whose operating terms allow it.
How Far Is Montgomery Street Station From 580 California Street?
Montgomery Street is the nearest station, at 0.3 miles from the site and a six-minute walk. It provides a practical alternative for visitors who prefer to avoid driving through the Financial District and searching for a curb space. Visitors arriving by rail can reach the site without needing a second local parking move.
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