Parking Near 157th Street Station, Washington Heights
Where Can I Park for 157th Street Station?
157th Street Station is at 550 West 157th Street, at Broadway and West 157th Street in Washington Heights. It does not have a dedicated commuter parking facility, so nearby private parking is the practical choice. The closest priced option is 226 yards away at $400 a month, while daily spaces range from $12 to $18 and are within 0.2 to 0.3 mile.
- Address
- 550 West 157th Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking Garage in Manhattan, NY - $400/mo, 226 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 155th Street station (IND Eighth Avenue Line), 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
Parking Near Washington Heights
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / David Kwewum
Parking at 157th Street Station
The station is identified at 550 West 157th Street in Washington Heights. The station information describes a New York City Subway stop on the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line at Broadway and West 157th Street (Wikipedia), rather than a rail terminal with a dedicated commuter parking facility.
For drivers heading to the platform, the practical approach is to use nearby private parking rather than expect a station-operated lot. The closest listed option is 226 yards away, while several others are within 0.2 mile of the station.
Parksy Parking Near West 157th Street
The closest priced option is a secure Manhattan parking garage 226 yards away, offered at $400 a month. It suits commuters who need a regular space rather than a single-day stop.
For daily parking, a premium garage at LAZ, The Crillon Court Garage, is 0.2 mile away at $14 a day. A covered parking space in Sugar Hill is 0.3 mile away at $12 a day, making it the lowest-priced daily option listed. Parking at 519 West 161st Street is 0.2 mile away at $15 a day, while secure valet parking in Hamilton Heights and a secure garage at 614 West 153rd Street are each 0.2 mile away at $18 a day. The daily spaces suit occasional subway users, while the monthly garage is better for a recurring commute.
Street Parking Around the Washington Heights Station
West 157th Street and Broadway are the station’s identified location, with the subway stop at their intersection (Wikipedia). Those streets are part of an active urban corridor, so curbside space near the entrances is likely to be limited during busy periods.
Drivers using a curb space should read the posted signs for the exact block before leaving a vehicle. The station’s location alone does not establish permission to park, and Broadway or West 157th Street may have different curb controls from neighboring blocks.
Choosing a Commuter Space Near 157th Street
The listed parking choices separate into a monthly garage and daily spaces. The $400-a-month garage 226 yards away is the clearest fit for a commuter who drives regularly, while the $12-a-day Sugar Hill space is the lowest-cost choice for occasional trips.
Daily options range from $12 to $18, with the $14 LAZ garage and $15 space at 519 West 161st Street providing middle-priced alternatives. Valet and garage parking in Hamilton Heights cost $18 a day. A driver comparing these spaces should weigh the walking distance against whether a monthly commitment or a single-day booking better matches the journey.
155th Street Station and Other Connections
155th Street station on the IND Eighth Avenue Line is the nearest listed station, 0.3 mile away or a six-minute walk.
The station is 1.1 miles from Washington Heights center, placing the nearby Parksy garages and daily spaces within a short local trip of the neighborhood core. The station information identifies the subway stop at Broadway and West 157th Street (Wikipedia), so drivers can combine a nearby parking space with the subway rather than search for a station-owned lot.
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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 157th Street Station?
157th Street Station is at 550 West 157th Street, at Broadway and West 157th Street in Washington Heights. It does not have a dedicated commuter parking facility, so nearby private parking is the practical choice. The closest priced option is 226 yards away at $400 a month, while daily spaces range from $12 to $18 and are within 0.2 to 0.3 mile.
Does 157th Street Station Have Station Parking?
157th Street Station is a New York City Subway stop on the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line, rather than a rail terminal with a dedicated commuter parking facility. Drivers heading to the platform should use nearby private parking. The closest listed option is 226 yards away, and several other spaces are within 0.2 mile.
What Is the Cheapest Parking Near 157th Street Station?
The lowest-priced daily option is a covered parking space in Sugar Hill, 0.3 mile from the station, at $12 a day. The $400-a-month garage 226 yards away is the closest priced option and suits regular commuters, while daily spaces are better for occasional subway users.
How Much Is Monthly Parking Near 157th Street Station?
A secure Manhattan parking garage 226 yards from 157th Street Station costs $400 a month. It is the clearest fit for a driver who commutes regularly and needs a recurring space. For occasional trips, daily choices range from $12 to $18, including the $14 LAZ garage and the $15 space at 519 West 161st Street.
Can I Park on the Street Near 157th Street Station?
West 157th Street and Broadway are the station’s identified location, but curbside space near the entrances is likely to be limited during busy periods. If you use a curb space, read the posted signs for the exact block before leaving your vehicle. Broadway and West 157th Street may have different curb controls from neighboring blocks.
What Other Subway Station Is Near 157th Street Station?
155th Street station on the IND Eighth Avenue Line is the nearest listed station, 0.3 mile away or a six-minute walk. 157th Street Station is 1.1 miles from Washington Heights center. Drivers can combine a nearby parking space with the subway rather than search for a station-owned lot.
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