Parking Near 277 Park Avenue, Manhattan
Where Can I Park for 277 Park Avenue?
The on-site commuter garage has 40 spaces, enters at 122 E 48th Street, and is listed as open 24/7. Nearby Parksy options include two garages at 145 E. 48th Street, 223 yd away, for $40 a day, while valet parking at 200 Park Avenue is 234 yd away for $30 a day.
- Address
- 277 Park Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 145 E. 48th St. Parking in Midtown NYC, 223 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Grand Central Madison station, 243 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Manhattan
277 Park Avenue, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at 277 Park Avenue in Midtown East
277 Park Avenue is an office building in Midtown East, near Manhattan, with a commuter garage on the premises. The building information lists a 40-car garage for commuters, making the on-site option particularly relevant for drivers visiting the offices. The garage entrance is at 122 E 48th Street, according to PlugShare (plugshare.com).
GMC Parking lists the 277 Park Avenue garage as open 24/7 (gmcparking.com). PlugShare records garage parking and a $12.50 charge for EV charging at the location (plugshare.com). The office building sits between 47th and 48th streets, according to Metro Manhattan (metro-manhattan.com), so the E 48th Street entrance is the practical approach for drivers heading to the building garage.
Parksy Parking Spaces Within a Short Walk of 277
The closest priced Parksy options are two garage spaces at 145 E. 48th Street, 223 yd away, each priced at $40 a day. A separate secure garage space is 224 yd away and costs $40 an hour. These locations suit drivers who want a nearby garage rather than searching for curb space around Park Avenue.
Valet parking at 200 Park Avenue, the MetLife Building Garage, is 234 yd away and costs $30 a day. Two further Midtown options are 302 yd away: a valet space priced at $27 a day and a garage space at the same daily price. The short distances place all six priced Parksy spaces within easy reach of the office building, with the 145 E. 48th Street garages closest by the listed distance.
Busy Midtown East Periods and Street-Parking Rules
The building is between 47th and 48th streets, and the listed garage entrance is on E 48th Street (metro-manhattan.com; plugshare.com), so drivers should approach with the destination side of the avenue in mind.
New York City curb rules apply on the surrounding streets, and the available local listing identifies street parking as a challenge at this address. Metro Manhattan describes the 40-car garage as a way to avoid street-parking battles (metro-manhattan.com). GMC Parking lists the garage's weekend special period as Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. (gmcparking.com), a useful detail for weekend visitors planning around changing garage conditions.
Other Named Garages Near 277 Park Avenue
Parking.com identifies a nearby garage with its entrance at 27 E 50th Street and describes the walk to 277 Park Avenue as three minutes (parking.com). This is a named alternative to the on-site garage and the Parksy spaces, particularly for drivers approaching from 50th Street.
The building also has an amenity garage for commuters, while Metro Manhattan describes that facility as a 40-car garage (metro-manhattan.com). No free parking option is identified by the cited local sources.
Grand Central Madison Access and the Walk to 277
Grand Central Madison station is the nearest rail stop to 277 Park Avenue, at 243 yd away and a three-minute walk. The short station connection makes rail a practical choice for office visitors who would otherwise be navigating Midtown East traffic and garage approaches.
The site is 0.6 mi from Manhattan center, in Midtown East near Manhattan. From Grand Central Madison, the three-minute walk covers the 243 yd connection to the office building, keeping the final leg short even when nearby streets are busy. Drivers using a Parksy space can also leave the car within the listed 223 yd to 302 yd range and continue on foot rather than moving through the surrounding blocks by car.
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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 277 Park Avenue?
The on-site commuter garage has 40 spaces, enters at 122 E 48th Street, and is listed as open 24/7. Nearby Parksy options include two garages at 145 E. 48th Street, 223 yd away, for $40 a day, while valet parking at 200 Park Avenue is 234 yd away for $30 a day.
What Is the Entrance and Availability for the 277 Park Avenue Garage?
The commuter garage entrance is at 122 E 48th Street. GMC Parking lists it as open 24/7, and the building information lists a 40-car garage for commuters. The office building sits between 47th and 48th streets, making E 48th Street the practical approach for drivers heading to the garage.
How Much Do Nearby Parksy Parking Spaces Cost?
The closest priced Parksy options are two garage spaces at 145 E. 48th Street, 223 yd away, each priced at $40 a day. A separate secure garage space is 224 yd away and costs $40 an hour. Valet parking at 200 Park Avenue is 234 yd away and costs $30 a day.
What Are the Street-Parking and Weekend Considerations Near 277 Park Avenue?
New York City curb rules apply on the surrounding streets, and the available local listing identifies street parking as a challenge at this address. Metro Manhattan describes the 40-car garage as a way to avoid street-parking battles. GMC Parking lists the weekend special period as Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Is There Another Named Garage Near 277 Park Avenue?
Parking.com identifies a nearby garage with its entrance at 27 E 50th Street and describes the walk to the building as three minutes. It is a named alternative for drivers approaching from 50th Street. The building also has an amenity garage for commuters, described as a 40-car garage.
How Far Is Grand Central Madison From the Building?
Grand Central Madison station is the nearest rail stop, at 243 yd away and a three-minute walk. The short connection can help office visitors avoid navigating Midtown East traffic and garage approaches. Drivers using a Parksy space can also leave the car within the listed 223 yd to 302 yd range and continue on foot.
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