Parking Near Longwood Historic District, Fenway-Kenmore
Where Can I Park for Longwood Historic District?
The historic area is at 17 Carlton Street in Brookline, near Fenway-Kenmore. Longwood Mall is the clearest official municipal parking reference. For reserved parking, a secure private space in Brookline is 257 yards away for $50 a day, while Longwood Tower Garage at 20 Chapel Street is 0.3 miles away for $35 a day.
- Address
- 17 Carlton Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Private Parking in Brookline, MA, 257 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Boston University West station, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
Parking Near Fenway-Kenmore
Longwood Historic District, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Longwood Historic District in Brookline
The site is at 17 Carlton Street in Brookline, near Fenway-Kenmore. The district is roughly bounded by Chapel, St. Marys, Monmouth, and Kent Streets, so Carlton Street is a useful approach for drivers visiting the historic area (Wikipedia).
Longwood Mall is a named municipal facility in the area, and the Town of Brookline lists the park among its facilities (brooklinema.gov). The town page also identifies the park as part of the National Register listing for Longwood Historic District (brooklinema.gov). Use the municipal facility as the clearest official parking reference for the attraction rather than treating the historic streets themselves as a dedicated visitor lot.
Parksy Parking Close to Carlton Street
The closest priced Parksy option is a secure private space in Brookline, 257 yards away, at $50 a day. A garage at 20 Chapel Street, identified as Longwood Tower Garage, is 0.3 miles away and costs $35 a day.
Two spaces at 180 Brookline Avenue are 0.4 miles away, with both covered garage parking and garage parking priced at $60 a day. Secure Fullerton Street parking in Boston is 0.3 miles away at $65 a day, while secure valet parking at Longwood Galleria Garage is 0.4 miles away at $40 a day. These options suit visitors who prefer a reserved space over searching around the district.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around the District
Longwood Historic District sits in a residential area roughly bounded by Chapel, St. Marys, Monmouth, and Kent Streets (Wikipedia). The compact street pattern means a driver visiting 17 Carlton Street may encounter residential parking demand before reaching the destination.
Brookline’s public parking information includes a question about free parking on Sundays, but no Sunday rule is stated in the cited material. The Longwood Inn, at 123 Longwood Avenue, advertises parking on its premises for $25 a night (longwood-inn.com).
Other Named Parking Near Longwood Historic District
Longwood Mall is the named municipal facility associated with the area, and the Town of Brookline lists it as a park facility (brooklinema.gov). Its connection with the National Register district makes it a relevant official reference for visitors planning a stop around the historic streets (brooklinema.gov).
Longwood Inn, at 123 Longwood Avenue, is another named nearby property with parking available on its premises for $25 a night (longwood-inn.com). The inn’s parking is intended for guests, so it is distinct from the Parksy spaces at 20 Chapel Street, Fullerton Street, 180 Brookline Avenue, and Longwood Galleria Garage.
Boston University West Station and the Walk to the District
Boston University West station is the nearest listed station to Longwood Historic District. The station is 0.5 miles away, with an 11-minute walk to the site.
The station provides a practical alternative for visitors who would rather leave the car outside the historic streets. From the station, the walk reaches the Brookline destination at 17 Carlton Street, while drivers using a Parksy space can combine reserved parking with the short local walk through the Longwood area.
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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 Longwood Historic District?
The historic area is at 17 Carlton Street in Brookline, near Fenway-Kenmore. Longwood Mall is the clearest official municipal parking reference. For reserved parking, a secure private space in Brookline is 257 yards away for $50 a day, while Longwood Tower Garage at 20 Chapel Street is 0.3 miles away for $35 a day.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option Near Longwood Historic District?
The closest priced Parksy option is a secure private space in Brookline, 257 yards away, costing $50 a day. Longwood Tower Garage at 20 Chapel Street is another nearby choice, 0.3 miles away at $35 a day. These reserved spaces can help visitors avoid searching for parking around the residential streets.
Is There Official Parking Associated With the Historic District?
Longwood Mall is the named municipal facility associated with the area, and the Town of Brookline lists it as a park facility. The town also identifies the park as part of the National Register listing for Longwood Historic District, making it the clearest official parking reference for visitors planning a stop around the historic streets.
How Much Does Parking at the Longwood Inn Cost?
The Longwood Inn, at 123 Longwood Avenue, advertises parking on its premises for $25 a night. This parking is intended for guests, so it is distinct from the Parksy spaces at 20 Chapel Street, Fullerton Street, 180 Brookline Avenue, and Longwood Galleria Garage.
What Other Reserved Parking Is Available Near Carlton Street?
Secure Fullerton Street parking in Boston is 0.3 miles away at $65 a day. Two spaces at 180 Brookline Avenue are 0.4 miles away, with covered garage parking and garage parking both priced at $60 a day. Secure valet parking at Longwood Galleria Garage is 0.4 miles away at $40 a day.
Can I Take Public Transportation Instead of Parking Near the District?
Boston University West station is the nearest listed station to the district. It is 0.5 miles away, with an 11-minute walk to 17 Carlton Street. Visitors can leave the car outside the historic streets, or combine a reserved Parksy space with the short local walk through the Longwood area.
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