Could a car fit here?

[Drowningmysorroes]

Either by the side or by removing the wall?

It’s a lovely area (house needs a lot of work) but it’s only on street parking and it’s a nightmare.

I don't think it looks like it would fit down the side - at least not if you want to get out!

I think if you removed the wall it could work. Is there a dropped kerb though? If not you will get blocked in/out all of time (and you're probably not supposed to drive across a pavement)

It’s impossible to say for sure from a photo but no, it doesn’t look like there’s a lot of space.

Hard to say without the measurements of the space and also what type of car.
Possibly a small car might fit with its nose in the side gap and doors to the front of it?

If it's any help a standard parking space measures 2.4 x 4.8m, although if you haven't got a big car you could get away with slightly smaller. I don't think you have enough room looking at the photo.

Doesn't look like it. Shame, it's a handsome house.

Is it your wall to remove?

At an angle if you took wall down.

Doubt it. Also the gate at the back - is the drive shared with that house?

Doesn't look like it. Shame, it's a handsome house.

Looking at the gates at the bottom, is the space at the side all yours? Or us it half yours, half next door?

Also, check the rules. Round here you have to make off road parking spaces perpendicular to the road, not parallel, which would rule out doing something in front of the house.

Looking at the gates at the bottom, is the space at the side all yours? Or us it half yours, half next door?

Also, check the rules. Round here you have to make off road parking spaces perpendicular to the road, not parallel, which would rule out doing something in front of the house.

Looking at the gates at the bottom, is the space at the side all yours? Or us it half yours, half next door?

Also, check the rules. Round here you have to make off road parking spaces perpendicular to the road, not parallel, which would rule out doing something in front of the house.

If you knocked the front wall down you probably could fit a car there at an angle, but if you don't have a dropped kerb you'll get blocked in constantly.

The neighbour to the left on your photo appears to have a gate or something on their side of that access way right at the bottom, therefore I'd investigate if it's a shared access, if it is, you'd block their access if you parked there.

Mrs B would never manage it

Measure it.

I once wanted a large Audi, but would have needed a sunroof so I could climb out due to small garage.

You might be able to tuck it part-way into the gap but the with the drivers door outside.

@MovingBriskyOn

You should be able to measure the gap on Google Maps. Might give you a better idea.

Looks pretty tight to me and you'd need to consider the neighbour's access.

@MovingBriskyOn 

You may have to buy a vintage Austin 7 or a Smart car to get in there.

You'd have to measure it.

If the entire passage is yours I think you could fit a car there, but it'd be tight. You'd have to drive or reverse in precisely and you'd end up unable to open the doors on one side of the car.

If the property boundary is down the middle of the passage, it's a non-starter.