Parking Near Ladbroke Grove Tube Station, Notting Hill
Where Can I Park for Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
Parking at the station entrance is not the practical option, so drivers can use nearby street parking or reserve a separate space. Street bays include resident-only restrictions and pay-and-display areas. For repeat journeys, reserved spaces include Bramley Road at £90 a month, 0.3 mi away, and Athlone Place at £75 a month, also 0.3 mi away.
- Address
- 2 Railway Mews
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Near Colville Health Centre, Notting Hill, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Latimer Road tube station, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Notting Hill
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Wolfgang Weiser
Station Parking at 2 Railway Mews
Ladbroke Grove tube station is at 2 Railway Mews in North Kensington, near Notting Hill.
The station is in London fare zone 2 and is served by the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines (tfl.gov.uk; wikipedia.org). For drivers, the practical approach is to use nearby street parking or reserve a separate space rather than expecting a dedicated car park at the station entrance.
Street Parking Around Ladbroke Grove
This can suit a short visit, but the paid bays are mixed with resident parking, so the street layout matters as much as proximity to the station.
Many nearby bays are reserved for RBKC permit holders (ulilondon.com). Resident restrictions make casual commuter parking less straightforward, while pay-and-display areas provide a regulated alternative on streets where they are available. Parking enforcement applies to the signed restrictions, so a driver leaving a car for a full journey needs to distinguish paid bays from permit bays before walking to the station.
Commuter Choices Near the Station
For a regular journey, a monthly or weekly reserved space is more predictable than searching Ladbroke Road and the neighbouring streets each morning. A monthly space on Bramley Road, North Kensington, costs £90 a month and is 0.3 mi away, while covered parking at a car park on Athlone Place costs £75 a month at the same distance.
Weekly options include an allocated space on Faraday Road, London W10, costing £75 a week and 0.4 mi away, plus a space in Bonchurch Road costing £125 a week and 0.3 mi away. These options suit commuters who need a repeatable destination, with the monthly spaces better aligned to longer-term weekday use.
Parksy Spaces Near Ladbroke Grove
Parksy lists a daily space near Colville Health Centre in Notting Hill, 0.3 mi from the station, at £14 a day. A second daily option in Notting Hill, London W12, is 0.4 mi away and also costs £14 a day. These spaces suit occasional commuters, appointments and visitors who need a single-day booking.
The remaining nearby choices cover different vehicle needs and parking preferences. The Bramley Road space is 0.3 mi away at £90 a month, while the covered Athlone Place car park is 0.3 mi away at £75 a month. The Bonchurch Road space is 0.3 mi away at £125 a week, and the allocated Faraday Road space is 0.4 mi away at £75 a week.
Latimer Road and Other Transport Links
Latimer Road tube station is the nearest station, 0.4 mi away and an 8-minute walk. It gives drivers another nearby Tube access point when a space is easier to find on the Latimer Road side of North Kensington. The station itself sits between Latimer Road and Westbourne Park on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines (wikipedia.org).
Transport for London provides first and last service information, timetables and route details for the station (tfl.gov.uk). The station is in Zone 2 (tfl.gov.uk), and routes between the station and central London also include the 23 bus, which Rome2Rio identifies as an option from Green Park to the station (rome2rio.com). For a car journey, combining a nearby reserved space with the Tube avoids relying on a station car park.
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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 Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
Parking at the station entrance is not the practical option, so drivers can use nearby street parking or reserve a separate space. Street bays include resident-only restrictions and pay-and-display areas. For repeat journeys, reserved spaces include Bramley Road at £90 a month, 0.3 mi away, and Athlone Place at £75 a month, also 0.3 mi away.
Is There a Car Park at Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
The practical approach is to use nearby street parking or reserve a separate space rather than expect a dedicated car park at the station entrance. Reserved options provide a more predictable destination for regular journeys, while daily spaces suit occasional commuters, appointments and visitors needing a single-day booking.
Can I Park on the Street Near Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
Street parking can suit a short visit, but paid bays are mixed with resident parking. Many nearby bays are reserved for RBKC permit holders, while pay-and-display areas provide a regulated alternative where available.
What Are the Monthly Parking Options Near Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
A monthly space on Bramley Road, North Kensington, costs £90 a month and is 0.3 mi away. Covered parking at a car park on Athlone Place costs £75 a month at the same distance. These monthly spaces are better aligned to longer-term weekday use than searching nearby streets each morning.
What Daily and Weekly Parking Spaces Are Available Near Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
A daily space near Colville Health Centre in Notting Hill is 0.3 mi away at £14 a day, while another Notting Hill, London W12, option is 0.4 mi away at £14 a day. Weekly choices include Faraday Road at £75 a week and 0.4 mi, or Bonchurch Road at £125 a week and 0.3 mi.
Is Latimer Road Tube Station Close to Ladbroke Grove Tube Station?
Latimer Road tube station is 0.4 mi away and an 8-minute walk. It provides another nearby Tube access point when parking is easier to find on the Latimer Road side of North Kensington. It is on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines, and the station is in Zone 2.
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