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It’s a common scenario across NSW and Australia: drivers wasting minutes and fuel each day to find the right parking space. Whether it’s going home or driving to the beach, parking is hard to come by in Alexandria. And costs are high when renting from commercial parking vendors in Alexandria, Enmore or Newtown. What if we told you there are 134 affordable options waiting for you in the Alexandria area? You can reserve them for your own use, and you may only have to pay $261.25. That’s what Parkhound does for you: providing parking Alexandria drivers find affordable and useful, even close to the CBD and .

Parkhound connects you with unused parking options that Alexandria drivers and people across Australia can use. These you can now view on Parkhound, because friendly hosts in your area, including Enmore and Sydenham are all signed up. They have Indoor lot on offer with rates such as $64.44, making it cheaper than traditional options. And because parking hosts can earn up to $209, many join the network. Now, if you’re driving in Alexandria parking options are in abundance and all you need to do is to book in advance.

Log on to our website or use the Parkhound app and you’ll see how easy it is. Hosts can create a new listing within minutes and drivers simply use the search feature to find Alexandria, Enmore or Sydenham parking. You can compare and filter out options until you have the ideal carport or other space that will work for you. And don’t forget the rates are low: even $64.44 in some Alexandria areas.

New to Alexandria?

Just 4 kilometres from the Sydney CBD, Alexandria is known for being a mostly industrial area but has a local residential population that takes advantage of the amazing cafes and restaurants available within the area. 

Visitors in the area can visit some of the heritage listed landmarks such as the Alexandra Canal, an artificial waterway within the suburb which was created in the late 19th century. It flows through the suburbs of St Peters and Mascot before joining up with the Cooks River at Tempe and then discharging into Botany Bay. 

Due to the high community demand, the South Sydney Markets were established in 2009, which provided locals and visitors with local handmade crafts and fine produce to be displayed and purchased. Visitors have also been brought to Alexandria for its enjoyable food. The Grounds at Alexandria has been a popular cafe for a great number of Sydneysiders and Australians alike for many years and continues to be an attraction worth seeing and eating at. It’s also within easy walking distance of a number of train stations including Green Square and St Peters train stations.