Parking Near Rector Street Station, Battery Park City
Where Can I Park Near Rector Street Station?
No station-operated car park is identified at Rector Street Station, so drivers should plan around nearby private parking. Parksy lists covered parking at 70 Greenwich Street, 218 yards away, for $24 a day.
- Address
- 67 Greenwich Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Valet Parking at 30 Carlisle St, NYC, 216 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Wall Street, 230 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Battery Park City
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Vlad Chețan
Parking at Rector Street Station on Greenwich Street
Rector Street Station is a subway station at 67 Greenwich Street in Manhattan, near Battery Park City. No station-operated car park is identified in the available station information, so drivers should plan around nearby private parking rather than expect a subway lot at the entrance.
The station serves the intersection of Rector Street and Greenwich Street on the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line (Wikipedia). The Greenwich Street address puts the subway entrance within the dense Lower Manhattan street network, where a reserved nearby space is more practical than relying on station parking.
Parksy Spaces Within 267 Yards of the Station
Parksy lists covered parking at 70 Greenwich Street, 218 yards away, for $24 a day. This option suits a driver who wants covered parking close to the subway entrance. Two spaces at 30 Carlisle Street are 216 yards away and cost $30.50 a day each, with one listed as standard parking and one as valet parking.
A garage on Albany Street is 245 yards away and costs $35 a day, making it the priced daily option for drivers who prefer a garage setting. Monthly choices include secure parking at The Vissionaire, 267 yards away, for $800 a month, and a parking garage in Battery Park City, 0.2 miles away, for $500 a month. The monthly spaces suit regular Lower Manhattan commuters.
Street Parking Around the Subway Entrance
The subway address is 67 Greenwich Street, and the station is at the intersection of Rector Street and Greenwich Street (Wikipedia).
Drivers using a curb space around the entrance need to rely on the posted signs and curb markings for the applicable restriction, payment requirement, and time limit. The station's Lower Manhattan setting means a curb space is a separate choice from the nearby priced Parksy spaces, which provide defined locations away from the entrance.
Wall Street Connection and Lower Manhattan Alternatives
Wall Street is the nearest station, 230 yards from the station entrance, or a 3-minute walk.
The station is 0.3 miles from Battery Park City center, placing the subway within walking range for trips beginning in that neighborhood. No bus, tram, or park-and-ride connection is identified in the station information, so the practical nearby transit choices supported here are the station itself and the walk to Wall Street.
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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 Near Rector Street Station?
No station-operated car park is identified at Rector Street Station, so drivers should plan around nearby private parking. Parksy lists covered parking at 70 Greenwich Street, 218 yards away, for $24 a day.
Is There Parking at Rector Street Station?
No station-operated car park is identified in the available station information. Drivers should plan around nearby private parking rather than expect a subway lot at the entrance. The station is at 67 Greenwich Street in Manhattan, near Battery Park City, at the intersection of Rector Street and Greenwich Street.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Near the Station?
The closest priced options are two spaces at 30 Carlisle Street, 216 yards away, costing $30.50 a day each. One is listed as standard parking and one as valet parking. Covered parking at 70 Greenwich Street is 218 yards away and costs $24 a day.
Is Covered Parking Available Near the Station?
Covered parking is available at 70 Greenwich Street, 218 yards away, for $24 a day. It suits drivers who want covered parking close to the subway entrance. The station entrance is at 67 Greenwich Street, within the dense Lower Manhattan street network.
Are Monthly Parking Options Available Nearby?
Monthly choices include secure parking at The Vissionaire, 267 yards away, for $800 a month, and a parking garage in Battery Park City, 0.2 miles away, for $500 a month. These monthly spaces suit regular Lower Manhattan commuters.
Can I Use Street Parking Around the Station?
Drivers using a curb space around the entrance need to rely on posted signs and curb markings for the applicable restriction, payment requirement, and time limit. Street parking is a separate choice from the nearby priced spaces, which provide defined locations away from the entrance.
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