Parking Near Beverly Road Station, Brooklyn
Where Can I Park for Beverly Road Station?
Beverly Road Station does not have a station-operated car park presented in the local parking information. Nearby managed options include valet parking 170 yd away for $15 a day, Park-it Management 240 yd away for $18 a day, and garage parking 0.2 mi away for $62 a day. Drivers can park privately and walk to the subway.
- Address
- 3010 Beverley Road
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Covered Valet Parking in New York, NY, 170 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti station, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Brooklyn
A metro train at an underground platform Photo: Pexels / Platon Matakaev
Parking at Beverly Road Station
Beverly Road Station is a subway stop at 3010 Beverley Road in Brooklyn, at the intersection of Beverley Road and Nostrand Avenue. The station itself is not presented with a station-operated car park in the local parking information, so drivers should not plan on a dedicated commuter lot at the platforms.
The surrounding streets sit between the East Flatbush and Flatbush communities, making the station a neighborhood subway access point rather than a park-and-ride destination. Drivers using a private space nearby can leave the car outside the station area and complete the final approach on foot.
Private Parking Spaces Near Beverly Road Station
Parksy lists nearby valet and garage options for drivers who want managed parking rather than searching curbside. A valet space at 201 E. 28th St. is 170 yd away and costs $15 a day, while covered valet parking in New York is also 170 yd away at $15 a day. A Park-it Management valet space is 240 yd away and costs $18 a day.
For a higher-priced managed option, Red Ball Garage at 142 E. 31st St. is 269 yd away at $39 a day. Icon Parking at Windsor Court Garage is 301 yd away and costs $20 a day. Champion Parking offers a garage space 0.2 mi away for $62 a day. The valet spaces suit drivers prioritizing a handled handoff, while garage parking better suits longer stops or weather protection.
Commuter Planning Around the Station
The nearby Parksy spaces are daily products, with listed rates of $15, $18, $39, $20, and $62 depending on the location.
Drivers comparing options should distinguish the two $15-a-day choices by format: the 201 E. 28th St. listing is valet parking, while the other listing is covered valet parking. Park-it Management, Red Ball Garage, Icon Parking, and Champion Parking provide separate alternatives at their listed daily rates, allowing the choice to balance walking distance, price, and garage or valet service.
Street Parking by Beverley Road and Nostrand Avenue
The station is at the intersection of Beverley Road and Nostrand Avenue, where curb space serves the surrounding East Flatbush and Flatbush neighborhoods (Wikipedia). The local setting means a driver approaching the subway should treat street parking as neighborhood curb parking rather than as a station lot.
Use of a curb space depends on the posted restrictions at the exact block, including any signs governing permitted times, cleaning, loading, or resident access. A private Parksy space avoids relying on a curb opening near the station, while the listed valet and garage choices provide a managed alternative for a planned subway trip.
Walking and Nearby Subway Connections
Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti station is the nearest listed station, 0.4 mi away, with an 8-minute walk from Beverly Road Station.
The station is 0.5 mi from Brooklyn center, placing it within a developed Brooklyn neighborhood with local subway access rather than a dedicated remote park-and-ride setting. Drivers using the Parksy listings can choose a valet or garage space and continue to the subway on foot, while the nearby Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti connection offers another station option within the stated walking distance.
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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 Beverly Road Station?
Beverly Road Station does not have a station-operated car park presented in the local parking information. Nearby managed options include valet parking 170 yd away for $15 a day, Park-it Management 240 yd away for $18 a day, and garage parking 0.2 mi away for $62 a day. Drivers can park privately and walk to the subway.
What Are the Closest Private Parking Options?
The closest listed private spaces are 170 yd away: a valet space at 201 E. 28th St. costing $15 a day and covered valet parking costing $15 a day. Park-it Management is 240 yd away at $18 a day. These options provide managed parking instead of searching for a curb space near the station.
How Much Does Parking Cost Near the Station?
Listed daily rates are $15, $18, $39, $20, and $62, depending on the location. The two $15-a-day choices are both 170 yd away, while Park-it Management costs $18 a day, Red Ball Garage costs $39 a day, Icon Parking costs $20 a day, and Champion Parking costs $62 a day.
Is Street Parking Available Near Beverley Road and Nostrand Avenue?
Curb space near Beverley Road and Nostrand Avenue serves the surrounding East Flatbush and Flatbush neighborhoods, so it should be treated as neighborhood street parking rather than a station lot.
Which Parking Options Offer Valet or Garage Service?
Valet choices include the $15-a-day space 170 yd away, covered valet parking 170 yd away at $15 a day, Park-it Management 240 yd away at $18 a day, Red Ball Garage 269 yd away at $39 a day, and Icon Parking 301 yd away at $20 a day. Champion Parking offers garage parking 0.2 mi away for $62 a day.
What Subway Connection Is Nearby?
Newkirk Avenue–Little Haiti station is the nearest listed station, 0.4 mi away, with an 8-minute walk from the station. Parking nearby can be followed by walking to the subway. The station is also 0.5 mi from Brooklyn center, within a developed Brooklyn neighborhood with local subway access.
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