Parking Near Peabody College, Music Row
Where Can I Park for Peabody College?
Visitor parking is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at $4 per hour through ParkMobile. The closest metered spaces are on 18th Avenue South and 19th Avenue South, with a two-hour maximum. A secure downtown Nashville garage space is 0.8 miles from campus and costs $7 an hour.
- Address
- 2201 West End Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure Downtown Nashville Garage Parking Space, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Nashville Union Station, 1.4 mi (29 min walk)
Parking Near Music Row
Peabody College, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Peabody College in Nashville
Visitor parking is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with visitor rates of $4 per hour. The visitor system is powered by ParkMobile, making it the official operator for visitor payment information listed by Vanderbilt (vanderbilt.edu). Students can use daily parking priced at $3.50 per day with Commodore Cash, while the graduate student permit costs $576 per year (vanderbilt.edu).
The closest metered spaces to the campus are on 18th Avenue South and 19th Avenue South. Each metered space has a two-hour maximum time limit (peabody.vanderbilt.edu). Those spaces are practical for short visits, while the visitor parking system is better suited to longer appointments, tours, and admissions visits. Campus tours run for 45 to 60 minutes and are led by a member of the Graduate and Professional Admissions team (peabody.vanderbilt.edu).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Peabody College
The priced Parksy option is a secure downtown Nashville garage space, 0.8 miles from the campus, at $7 an hour. Its garage setting suits visitors who want a paid space away from the campus streets, as well as staff making a short visit to the area.
Students may find the garage useful between classes when a secure paid space is preferable to searching for a metered bay. Visitors attending a tour or appointment can use the listing for a defined parking location, while staff with longer stays should compare the hourly charge with campus permit arrangements before choosing it.
Shopping and Public Parking Around Peabody in Nashville
The closest metered parking identified for the campus is on 18th Avenue South and 19th Avenue South, rather than in a shopping-center or council-operated car park. Those spaces have a maximum stay of two hours, so they fit brief errands and short appointments better than a full working day (peabody.vanderbilt.edu).
Vanderbilt visitor parking provides another formal option for drivers using the campus. The daily student option is separate from visitor parking and is payable with Commodore Cash, making it more relevant to enrolled students than to one-off visitors (vanderbilt.edu).
Busy Parking Periods and Street Restrictions Near Peabody
Parking demand rises during campus visits and events, when tours and admissions appointments bring additional visitors to Nashville. A standard campus visit includes a 45-to-60-minute tour, so short metered stays can work for scheduled visits when a legal bay is available (peabody.vanderbilt.edu).
Drivers using the surrounding streets should allow for the two-hour maximum on each metered space along 18th Avenue South and 19th Avenue South, rather than treating those spaces as all-day parking (peabody.vanderbilt.edu).
Walking From Nashville Union Station to Peabody College
Nashville Union Station is the nearest station listed for Peabody, 1.4 miles away. The walk takes 29 minutes, giving rail users a straightforward connection to the campus near Music Row.
The campus is at 2201 West End Avenue in Nashville, and the station journey is long enough to make the walking time relevant when planning a visit or appointment. Drivers combining rail and parking can use the station as the public-transport reference point before continuing toward the college.
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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 Peabody College?
Visitor parking is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at $4 per hour through ParkMobile. The closest metered spaces are on 18th Avenue South and 19th Avenue South, with a two-hour maximum. A secure downtown Nashville garage space is 0.8 miles from campus and costs $7 an hour.
How Much Is Visitor Parking at Peabody College?
Visitor parking is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with visitor rates of $4 per hour. The visitor system is powered by ParkMobile, which is the official operator for visitor payment information listed by Vanderbilt. This option is suited to longer appointments, tours, and admissions visits.
Where Are the Closest Metered Spaces to Peabody College?
The closest metered spaces are on 18th Avenue South and 19th Avenue South. Each metered space has a two-hour maximum time limit, making these spaces practical for brief errands, short appointments, and scheduled visits when a legal bay is available rather than all-day parking.
What Parking Is Available for Students?
Students can use daily parking priced at $3.50 per day with Commodore Cash. This daily student option is separate from visitor parking and is more relevant to enrolled students than one-off visitors. The graduate student permit costs $576 per year.
Is There a Paid Garage Space Near Peabody College?
A secure downtown Nashville garage space is 0.8 miles from campus and costs $7 an hour. Its garage setting suits visitors who want a paid space away from campus streets, staff making a short visit, or students who prefer a secure paid space to searching for a metered bay.
How Far Is Nashville Union Station From Peabody College?
Nashville Union Station is the nearest station listed for Peabody, 1.4 miles away. The walk takes 29 minutes, providing a connection to campus near Music Row. The campus is at 2201 West End Avenue in Nashville, so walking time matters when planning a visit or appointment.
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