Ref P16818 · Off-street bay · EC1R

Joseph Trotter Close, Clerkenwell, EC1R

About this space

Parking spaces located on Joseph Trotter Close in London. The spaces are close to Islington Museum, COLLAGE and Finsbury Health Centre. The spaces are suitable for vehicles up to the size of a Large - (4x4). At this location there is CCTV and Security lighting. The spaces are available 24 hours on all days. A permit is required for this parking space, instructions for collection will be provided in your confirmation email. You can enter/exit this location multiple times throughout the duration of your booking. PLZ READ....... ONCE THE BOOKING IS CONFIRMED THE LOCATION IS ON MIDDLETON STREET BEHIND (CITY UNIVERSITY) STREET PARKING IN ANY AVAILABLE SPACE. YOU DO NOT NEED TO COLLECT A PARKING PERMIT AS I WILL HANDLE ALL THAT DIGITALLY FOR YOU TO COVER YOUR FULL DURATION OF YOUR STAY..

Space features

CCTV Lighting

The details

Space typeOff-street bay
Suitable forSmall, standard and large cars
Space accessPermit
AreaEC1R, London
Close toClerkenwell
Available fromNow
Listed20 August 2026
Space refP16818

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£43.75 / day

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