Parking Near Harry Houdini House, Harlem
Where Can I Park for Harry Houdini House?
Harry Houdini House is a privately owned former residence at 278 West 113th Street, without a dedicated public parking facility. Reserve nearby parking for a predictable arrival: spaces at 280 West 118th Street are 0.2 mi away and cost $22 a day, while LAZ The Kalahari Garage is 0.4 mi away and costs $9 a day.
- Address
- 278 West 113th Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Valet Parking in Manhattan - 280 W. 118th St., 0.2 mi (6 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cathedral Parkway–110th Street, 259 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Harlem
Visitors at a city landmark Photo: Pexels / Hamit Ferhat
Parking at Harry Houdini House on West 113th Street
Harry Houdini House is a privately owned former residence at 278 West 113th Street in Manhattan, near Harlem, rather than a visitor attraction with a dedicated public parking facility. The building remains standing and was privately owned according to StreetEasy. (streeteasy.com) Drivers should therefore plan for nearby street parking or reserve a separate space before arriving.
The site is close to Central Park and one avenue from Morningside Park, which places it in a dense Manhattan residential setting. (newsweek.com) The practical arrival point is the West 113th Street address, while the Parksy spaces below provide bookable alternatives within a short distance.
Street Parking Pressure Around the West 113th Street House
West 113th Street is in a built-up residential part of Manhattan, near Harlem, and the house is privately owned. (streeteasy.com) Visitors should avoid treating the property as an open museum or assuming that space directly outside the building is reserved for visitors.
Houdini lived at the address from 1904 until his death in 1926, and the building is still standing. (culturenow.org; wildabouthoudini.com) The surrounding streets are a better fit for a short visual visit than for lingering at the curb, so a reserved space is useful when you need a more predictable arrival.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Harry Houdini House
The closest listed options are a valet space and a garage space at 280 West 118th Street, each 0.2 mi from HHH and each priced at $22 a day. These two choices suit drivers who want a reserved facility within a short trip of 278 West 113th Street.
A covered space at Champion Garage in Morningside Heights is 0.3 mi away and costs $32 a day. At 0.4 mi, garage parking at 314 West 120th Street costs $15 a day, while a valet space at the same address also costs $15 a day. A valet space at LAZ The Kalahari Garage, NYC, is 0.4 mi away and costs $9 a day.
Other Parking Options Around 278 West 113th Street
The Parksy choices on West 118th Street, Champion Garage, West 120th Street, and LAZ The Kalahari Garage offer the named nearby facilities for a visit to HHH.
The house itself does not have an identified public attraction car park. StreetEasy describes the building as privately owned, while Newsweek places it a few blocks north of Central Park and one avenue from Morningside Park. (streeteasy.com; newsweek.com) Those landmarks provide useful orientation, but they are not presented as parking facilities for the site.
Cathedral Parkway Subway Access to Harry Houdini House
Cathedral Parkway–110th Street is the nearest station to HHH, at 259 yd and a 3 min walk from the site. The station is the simplest public-transit alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Manhattan near Harlem.
From the station, the short walk leads toward 278 West 113th Street. The address is 0.7 mi from Harlem center, making the subway a practical choice for combining the visit with other stops in the surrounding area.
Sources
- New York Department of Transportation
- USA.gov motor vehicle services
- Federal Highway Administration
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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 Harry Houdini House?
Harry Houdini House is a privately owned former residence at 278 West 113th Street, without a dedicated public parking facility. Reserve nearby parking for a predictable arrival: spaces at 280 West 118th Street are 0.2 mi away and cost $22 a day, while LAZ The Kalahari Garage is 0.4 mi away and costs $9 a day.
Is There Public Parking at Harry Houdini House?
The house does not have an identified public attraction car park. Nearby street parking may be possible, but reserving a separate space provides a more predictable arrival in this built-up residential part of Manhattan.
What Is the Closest Reserved Parking Near Harry Houdini House?
The closest listed options are a valet space and a garage space at 280 West 118th Street. Each is 0.2 mi from the house and costs $22 a day. Both provide a reserved facility within a short trip of the West 113th Street address, making them useful alternatives to searching for space on surrounding streets.
What Is the Cheapest Parking Option Near the House?
The lowest priced listed option is a valet space at LAZ The Kalahari Garage, NYC. It is 0.4 mi away and costs $9 a day. Other nearby choices include garage parking and a valet space at 314 West 120th Street, each 0.4 mi away and priced at $15 a day.
How Much Does Nearby Parking Cost?
Nearby listed parking ranges from $9 a day to $32 a day. LAZ The Kalahari Garage, NYC, is 0.4 mi away at $9 a day. Parking at 314 West 120th Street costs $15 a day, the 280 West 118th Street options cost $22 a day, and Champion Garage costs $32 a day at 0.3 mi.
Can I Take the Subway to Harry Houdini House?
Cathedral Parkway–110th Street is the nearest station, at 259 yd and a 3 min walk from the site. From the station, the short walk leads toward the West 113th Street address. The subway is a practical alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Manhattan near Harlem.
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