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Double: $13,775
Triple: $11,020
Quad: $9,025
Semi-Suite Quad: $11,020
Lehman College offers monthly overnight parking for dorm residents to park their private vehicles. The parking lot is within the Student Lot at the intersection of Goulden Avenue and Bedford Park Boulevard West.
Parking Rates: $150/month
2530 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10458
Just off the intersection of Fordham Road, a mile from the main campus.
Subway Access
| Parks | Distance |
|---|---|
| St. James Park | 0.2 Miles |
| Edgar Allan Poe Cottage | 0.2 Miles |
| Davidson Avenue Community Garden | 0.3 Miles |
| Bronx Park | 1.6 Miles |
| Museums | Distance |
|---|---|
| New York Botanical Garden | 1 Mile |
| Bronx Zoo | 1.3 Miles |
| The Hall of Fame for Great Americans | 1.1 Miles |
| The Museum of Bronx History | 1.5 Miles |
The Lehman Grand is housed in a Bronx Historic Landmark, the Dollar Savings Bank Building. Originally constructed in 1932-33, the building had two subsequent additions, including the tower that holds the dormitory. Decades later it still dominates the intersection of Fordham Road and the Grand Concourse and is visible for miles across The Bronx. Because of the building’s Art Deco style, excellent preservation, and architect Adolf L. Muller of the noted firm of bank architects, Halsey, McCormack & Helmer it was honored in 1994 with the historical landmark designation.
Read more about the building in the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission Filing