Parking Near Barons Court Tube Station, Hammersmith
Where Can I Park for Barons Court Tube Station?
Barons Court tube station has no on-site parking, so drivers need to use a nearby private space. The closest priced option is secure 24/7 parking on Palliser Road, 144 yards away, at £26.25 a day. For regular commuting, a West Kensington garage costs £100 a month, while three spaces 253 yards away cost £125 a month.
- Address
- 139 Talgarth Road, Brook Green, Greater London, W14 9DA
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Parking on Palliser Rd, W14, London, 144 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- West Kensington tube station, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
Parking Near Hammersmith
Barons Court tube station stands near nearby streets, while pre-booking a private parking space supports a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Barons Court Tube Station Has No On-Site Car Park
Barons Court tube station has no on-site parking, according to SpotAngels. The station entrance is at 139 Talgarth Road, Brook Green, Greater London, W14 9DA, placing the approach on Talgarth Road rather than beside a dedicated station car park.
For drivers travelling into the station from near Hammersmith, this means the practical choice is a privately offered space in the surrounding streets. Transport for London lists the station as being in Zone 2 and serving the District and Piccadilly lines (tfl.gov.uk), so a booked space can be useful when the journey starts with a car but continues by Underground.
Six Parksy Spaces Within 253 Yards of the Station
The closest priced Parksy option is a secure 24/7 parking space on Palliser Road, W14, 144 yards away, at £26.25 a day. A secure parking garage in West Kensington is 183 yards away and costs £100 a month, making it more suitable for a regular commuter than a single visitor.
A secure covered space at St. Paul’s Court, West London, is 204 yards away for £75 a week. Three spaces are 253 yards away: a secure covered space in Hammersmith, W14 9YB, a secure covered space at Lily Close, and an allocated space on Lily Close. Each costs £125 a month, giving long-term drivers several nearby options for a weekday routine.
Talgarth Road and Brook Green Parking Controls
Drivers approaching the station should treat the surrounding roads as controlled urban parking rather than an informal station drop-off area. Barons Court is in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, while the station address places it in Brook Green near Hammersmith.
SpotAngels reports that there is no free parking near Barons Court. A private Parksy booking is therefore the clearly priced parking route in the nearby listings, rather than relying on unrestricted kerb space.
Commuter Parking for District and Piccadilly Line Journeys
The station is served by both the District and Piccadilly lines (wikipedia.org), which makes the nearby monthly spaces relevant to commuters travelling in either direction. The £100-a-month West Kensington garage and the three £125-a-month spaces offer a more regular arrangement than paying £26.25 for each day at the Palliser Road space.
For occasional commuting, the £75-a-week covered space at St. Paul’s Court provides a weekly booking option, while the Palliser Road space is listed as secure 24/7 parking at £26.25 a day. These listings are all within 253 yards, so a driver can reserve close parking without depending on a station forecourt or searching for a free kerbside space.
West Kensington and Nearby Rail Connections
West Kensington tube station is the nearest named station, at 0.3 miles or a 7-minute walk. Kensington (Olympia) station is about an 11-minute walk away, while West Brompton station is about a 16-minute walk away. Those alternatives give drivers more than one nearby rail interchange when a journey does not need to start at the station.
Barons Court tube station is served by the District and Piccadilly lines (wikipedia.org), and Transport for London identifies the station as Zone 2 (tfl.gov.uk). The surrounding options are therefore Underground and rail connections rather than a dedicated park-and-ride facility, with the nearby Parksy spaces providing the car leg before continuing on public transport.
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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 Barons Court Tube Station?
Barons Court tube station has no on-site parking, so drivers need to use a nearby private space. The closest priced option is secure 24/7 parking on Palliser Road, 144 yards away, at £26.25 a day. For regular commuting, a West Kensington garage costs £100 a month, while three spaces 253 yards away cost £125 a month.
Does Barons Court Tube Station Have a Car Park?
Barons Court tube station has no on-site parking, and there is no free parking near the station. Drivers approaching from Talgarth Road or Brook Green should treat the surrounding roads as controlled urban parking. A private booking is the clearly priced nearby option rather than relying on unrestricted kerb space.
What Is the Closest Parking to Barons Court Tube Station?
The closest priced option is a secure 24/7 parking space on Palliser Road, W14, 144 yards from the station. It costs £26.25 a day.
What Is the Best Commuter Parking Option Near Barons Court Tube Station?
For regular commuting, the secure parking garage in West Kensington is 183 yards away and costs £100 a month. Three spaces 253 yards away cost £125 a month. These monthly options are more suitable for weekday routines than paying £26.25 a day for the Palliser Road space.
Can I Book Weekly Parking Near Barons Court Tube Station?
Yes. A secure covered space at St. Paul’s Court, West London, is 204 yards from the station and costs £75 a week. It provides a weekly booking option for occasional commuting. The nearby listings are within 253 yards, so drivers can reserve close parking before continuing by Underground.
Which Underground Lines and Nearby Stations Serve Barons Court?
The station is in Zone 2 and serves the District and Piccadilly lines. West Kensington tube station is 0.3 miles or a 7-minute walk away. Kensington (Olympia) station is about an 11-minute walk away, and West Brompton station is about a 16-minute walk away.
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