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— About —

One lot, and the people who actually own it.

ANW Parking & Valet is a single surface lot on the corner of 7th and Nueces, in downtown Austin. Not a branch of a national operator. Eighty spots, two entrances, and an owner whose email address is the one on this website.

IndependentOwner-runDowntown Austin
At a glance
Where
715 Nueces St
Corner
7th & Nueces
Spots
80 surface
Access
Gated, 24/7
Run by
The owners
— How we run it —

Small enough that a person answers.

Most downtown lots are one line item in a portfolio managed from another city. This one is not.

When you email about a monthly space, the reply comes from the owner rather than a queue. When someone enters a car in our show, he looks at the photos himself before confirming the spot. When the lot is full and a forty-first car pulls up, that is a person making a call, not software.

That is the whole difference, and it is worth being plain about it. We are not cheaper than the garages and we do not pretend to be. What we have is eighty marked surface spots you can see from the street, gated in and out around the clock, on a corner four blocks from the Capitol.

Wide view of the ANW lot entrance under the shade of a mature tree canopy

The Nueces Street entrance, just north of 7th.

— The corner —

Seventh and Nueces.

A few blocks from the Texas Capitol, on the quiet side of downtown.

The Capitol is about a seven minute walk and the Driskill about twelve. There is coffee on the lot from the 512 Broadway Cafe truck, with outdoor seating along the south edge near the 7th Street corner, which is not something most parking lots can say.

We also run the lot for markets, event shuttles and private hire. If you are putting something on downtown and need somewhere for people to leave their cars, that is a conversation worth having with us directly.

Corner of 7th St & Nueces St

715 Nueces Street, Austin, TX 78701

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